Rachel Lysaght
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Cork traffic and weather: Mostly dry conditions with sunny spells and isolated showers (opens the original)
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Met Éireann has said it will be mostly dry across Cork on Thursday, with sunny spells and some isolated showers. The national forecaster has predicted that outbreaks of showery rain will develop in the west and southwest during Thursday afternoon, which will spread eastwards throughout the evening. The rain will be heavy at times, with highest temperatures of 14C to 16C. There will also be moderate southerly winds, feeling fresher near the coast. Thursday night will see showery outbreaks of rain
Workers to be recruited to monitor Atlantic Pond after concerns over maintenance and algae (opens the original)
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Cork City Council has confirmed that five dedicated staff members will be recruited and assigned to monitor and maintain the Atlantic Pond near the Marina in Blackrock. The allocation comes in the wake of ongoing concerns for the maintenance of the amenity, with complaints in recent months over reduced water levels and the increased presence of algae on the freshwater lake. Throughout the summer months, several complaints were raised with Uisce Éireann and Cork City Council in relation to the am
Man who created 'rainforest in the Beara Peninsula' is named Cork Person of the Month (opens the original)
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A man who created a rainforest in the Beara Peninsula, has been named as the Cork Person of the Month for September. Eoghan Daltun, a sculptor who recently featured in RTÉ documentary series, An Irish Atlantic Rainforest: The Story of a West Cork Rainforest on the edges of the Beara Peninsula, moved to West Cork in 2009 after purchasing a 73-acre farm near Eyeries. Speaking as he received his award, Mr Daltun said living on the Beara Peninsula and supporting the creation of this rainforest has b
Warning as fuel theft from tanks and trucks on increase as prices rise (opens the original)
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The rise in oil prices has led to an increase in the theft of fuel from storage tanks and vehicles in Cork. Gardaí have warned the public to be on the lookout, following the theft of fuel from up to five trucks in North Cork in recent days. The president of the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has told The Echo there needs to be stricter penalties for the siphoning of fuel from vehicle tanks. Speaking to The Echo, Sergeant Mick O’Connell, of Anglesea St Garda Station, said there have been s
HSE approves just seven out of 172 CUH posts despite 'risk' warning (opens the original)
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The Health Service Executive (HSE) has approved only seven priority posts at Cork University Hospital (CUH) in recent weeks, despite a request to fill 172 ahead of the winter season. In a letter sent to the HSE in August, the chief executive of CUH Jennifer Kearney called for an immediate escalation of the CUH workforce. Ms Kearney said that the hospital is down 1,050 staff, and believes the current process is "creating a foreseeable risk to patients and staff". She also highlighted that 348 who
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