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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Neil Michael

    Screening underway at Cork school after pupil is diagnosed with TB (opens the original)

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    TB screening is underway at a secondary school in Cork after a pupil was diagnosed with the highly infectious condition. The screening of staff and students at Coláiste Éamann Rís, Deerpark Cork city was started as a “precautionary measure" for the airborne disease which is generally spread through coughing and sneezing. Sixth year students are understood to have all been screened so far. Principle Aaron Wolfe told The Echo: “Staff and pupils are being screened for TB, but this is more a precaut

  2. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Neil Michael

    Cork County Council earned €7.6m in commercial rates from windfarms last year (opens the original)

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    Cork County Council was one of the local authorities which shared €74.8m in commercial rates from windfarms last year, up €5.6m on 2024 figures, according to a survey of Wind Energy Ireland data. Cork County Council received €7.6m, accounting for 5.5% of their received rates, while in Mayo, which gets €7.4m in rates, the money received accounts for 16.2% of their total take. In many local authorities, income from windfarms accounts for between 15% and 30% of all commercial rates collected, makin

  3. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Neil Michael

    Uisce Éireann launch investigation to 'uncontrolled release' from North Cork wastewater plant (opens the original)

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    Uisce Éireann has confirmed an "uncontrolled release" from a wastewater treatment plant in North Cork, following claims that raw sewage was discharged into a river popular with freshwater anglers. The utility said an investigation is under way into the incident at Carrignavar Wastewater Treatment Plant, which is believed to have occurred on July 25. While Uisce Éireann acknowledged an "uncontrolled release", it said there is currently "no identified impact" on fish or aquatic life. A water monit

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