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A taste of the Golden Vale | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A unique culinary experience celebrating the exceptional producers, growers, chefs and hospitality businesses of Ballyhoura Country and the wider Golden Vale took place recently. Organised as part of the annual Hillfest Festival, the evening brought together three renowned local hospitality businesses—O'Callaghan's Café & Delicatessen, Thatch & Thyme, and Praline Chocolate & Pastry Café & School—to create an unforgettable three-course menu inspired by the region's rich agricultural heritage and
An immersive cultural journey awaits in Kinsale | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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All roads lead to Kinsale this weekend as the coastal town will transform into a stage for the milestone 10th anniversary of the Kinsale Arts Weekend. This year’s festival features a packed schedule of more than 50 events spanning music, theatre, film, visual art, literature and dance. Over four days, visitors and locals alike are invited to dive into an immersive cultural journey across intimate and unconventional venues throughout the town. Established in 2016, Kinsale Arts Weekend is an entir
Ground-breaking allergy treatment for kids at CUH | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A ground-breaking paediatric allergy treatment initiative took place Cork University Hospital (CUH) over the weekend. Around 40 children and young people from across Ireland attended the Seahorse Day Unit for Oral Immunotherapy (OIT), a treatment that helps children with food allergies build tolerance to foods that can trigger serious allergic reactions. Young patients from Cork, Dublin, Waterford, Kerry, Limerick, Clare, Kildare, Portlaoise, Roscommon, Wexford and Galway were seen and treated a
It’s all about Cork! | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A new exhibition showcasing a collection of original framed lino prints has opened in Mayfield Library. Photographer and printmaker Emma McCarthy of Ger Mac Photography has called her exhibition ‘All lines lead to Cork’. The framed lino prints were created from photographs captured around Cork city and county. She said: “The exhibition explores the journey from photograph to print, with each piece beginning as an original photograph before being carefully translated by hand into a lino print. Th
Daragh vows to finish the solo challenge to Everest base camp later this year | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A Cork man thousands of kilometres into a massive charity cycle to Everest base camp has had to abandon the trip due to monsoon conditions in India. Daragh Cronin, 23, spoke of his devastation as atrocious weather forced him to pause the 12,500km trek in aid of Cork University Hospital’s children’s unit. He jetted back into Ireland on Monday after 143 days on the road but has vowed to finish the solo challenge flying out to Mumbai later this year for the final leg. “It’s one of the toughest deci
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