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Applications to open for new €6m Arts Capital Investment Fund pilot scheme | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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West Cork arts, culture and community organisations are being urged to apply now to take part in a new €6m Arts Capital Investment Fund pilot scheme. The new scheme will support arts and culture facilities and organisations throughout the country to purchase equipment and undertake refurbishment works including climate action upgrades, health and safety upgrades and works to provide universal access. The pilot initiative delivers on the Programme for Government commitment to explore a dedicated
Vigilance urged following capture of single Asian hornet in Ringaskiddy | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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Minister for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, Christopher O’Sullivan TD, has called on members of the public to remain vigilant following the capture and verification of a single Asian hornet in Cork. “Last week an Asian Hornet was seen, photographed and captured by a member of the public in the Ringaskiddy area who then quickly notified the National Biodiversity Data Centre. The sighting triggered a rapid response plan led by the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) of my department to
Warm tributes paid to solicitor who had a “flair for the law” | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THE late Maeve O’Driscoll from Bandon loved the law and had a flair for the law, Bandon District Court heard last week. Her former colleagues, members of the West Cork Bar Association, the judiciary, gardaí and the court services all paid tribute to the solicitor and mum of three who passed away following an illness at the end of August. President of the West Cork Bar Association, Myra Dinneen said that on behalf of all the members she sympathised with her husband Basil, her three children Thoma
New Carrigaline service will serve as hub for all things Europe | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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EUROPE Direct Carrigaline has been officially launched at Carrigaline Library, becoming part of a network of eight Europe Direct centres in Ireland and more than four hundred centres across the European Union. Europe Direct Carrigaline will serve as a local hub for conversations about Europe, creating opportunities for community engagement and activities that showcase the European dimension of our everyday lives. The centre aims to strengthen the connection between EU institutions and citizens b
Farmers facing ‘stark choices’ when it comes to feeding cattle or paying Revenue | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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FARMERS are facing “very hard choices” down the line as tax bills from 2025 start arriving, warned Pat O’Brien, chairperson of the ICMSA’s Farm Business Committee Mr O’Brien said this will occur at a time when calculations are being done frantically on how to ensure that their animals will have enough fodder for the coming winter. He said that Revenue will have to understand that it’s not a case of farmers trying to avoid their liability but rather that they simple don’t have the money to do bot
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