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Report: Long-term homelessness climbing | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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The average stay in emergency accommodation in Cork last year was two weeks longer than in 2022 as adults continue to present with increasingly complex needs. These are just some of the alarming revelations published yesterday in the Cork Simon Community’s Annual Impact Report 2025. In 2025, the homeless charity supported 1,403 men and women across its services, slightly fewer than in 2024. But the pressure did not ease. With nowhere to move on to, people had no choice but to stay longer with th
Menopause for thought | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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From 2 October, âThe Slow Moon Climbsâ by Ãadaoin Glynn will be open to the public at Backwater Artists Group on Wandesford Quay, Cork city. The exhibition considers midlife not as an ending or diminishment, but as a threshold: a period of instability and profound change from which new possibilities can emerge. Drawing on her own experience, Glynn reflects on her lack of knowledge when it came to certain aspects of menopause. She said: âI was struck by how little I knew about the medicati
Ukraine school drone strike âan act of barbarianismâ | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A school in war-torn Ukraine linked to a Cork charity has been destroyed in a Russian drone strike in what has been described as a âcalculated attackâ on the countryâs children. Lyceum No 2 in the rural village of Ivankiv, about 45 kilometres south of the Belarusian border, was set alight on Saturday night in the attack. A place of learning for the local children, as well as children from three nearby schools whose premises had been damaged, occupied or closed, Lyceum No 2 was the only sch
CUH protest stood down at last minute | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A planned protest by nurses and midwife staff at a Cork city hospital over long-awaited pay reforms was called off at the last minute on Tuesday. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) had planned to hold lunchtime protests at CUH over the non-implementation of proposals to modernise pay and grading structures. However, on Monday, the protests were stood down following a referral of the matter to the Labour Court. The industrial relations tribunal will now launch a comprehensive inves
Cllr: Stop data centres âpopping up like mushroomsâ | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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Ireland already has too many data centres and should halt all further grid connections to such centres, Cork County Council has heard. At Mondayâs full council meeting, Social Democrats councillor Isobel Towse urged that an immediate national moratorium on grid connections for data centres should be implemented nationwide. In her motion, she asked that the council write to the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) calling for an immediate halt. Cllr Towse claimed that Ireland already ha
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