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New York mayor reveals knowledge of Cork as he accepts GAA jersey from Taoiseach (opens the original)
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As the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) High Level Week took place in New York earlier this week, Taoiseach Micheál Martin joined New York mayor Zohran Mamdani on a tour of the city’s Subway system, and the subject of Mr Martin’s native Cork was a highlight of the conversation. The Taoiseach ensured the New York mayor received a brief education in all things Cork during their trip on the underground, as they were followed by the press pack and some commuters. Mayor Mamdani was earlier pres
Cork's Holly Cairns to miss start of Dáil term following medical advice (opens the original)
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Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns will miss her party’s think-in in Dublin on Tuesday following medical advice during her pregnancy. It means that the Cork South-West TD will also miss the start of the new Dáil term on Wednesday, as well as the weeks running up to the budget. Ms Cairns announced earlier this year that she and her partner, Barry Looney, were expecting their second child and would take maternity leave from October. The Social Democrats will be the final political party to hold
Hollyhill mother begs HSE for residential care for 'violent' disabled son (opens the original)
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A Cork mother has begged the HSE to provide residential care for her severely disabled 15-year-old son, as she warned he is a danger to himself and the rest of her family without proper intervention. Chantelle Healy from Hollyhill said that respite care for Arthur has also been withdrawn, and her family is now in crisis, with gardaí regularly having to be called to the house as the teen becomes increasingly violent. Sinn Féin TD Thomas Gould for Cork North-Central has been pleading for help from
Taoiseach admits to urgency of drug approval for rare disease (opens the original)
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A decision on whether a drug for Friedrich’s ataxia is approved is a “matter of urgency” for those with the condition, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said. However, he said that scientists and researchers must do their work, stating they are “not politicians”. A Cork father who lost his young son to the rare disease, has told of his devastation after the HSE Drug Group deferred a decision on the life-changing drug, which he needs for his older son who also has the condition. Paudie Coady from Butt
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