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UCC providing free Chinese lessons for five councillors and 18 County Council staff (opens the original)
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FIVE Cork county councillors and 18 members of staff are learning Chinese as part of an eight-week course being provided free of charge by UCC. The Chinese classes for the staff and councillors are part of a collaborative programme between the Council and the Confucius Institute of UCC, whereby the Confucius Institute provides two teachers, once a week, to teach the Chinese classes in County Hall. A Council spokesperson told The Echo that the council has a long-standing "sister-region partnershi
Cork county mayor wants to see salmon hatchery reopened following fish kill (opens the original)
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Cork’s county mayor is to seek a meeting with Fisheries Minister Timmy Dooley in an effort to get him to reopen a salmon and trout hatchery on the River Blackwater in Mallow, in order to boost the game fish stocks which were devastated by the largest fish kill in Irish history last year. Mayor and Fianna Fáil councillor Bernard Moynihan said it’s imperative that Mr Dooley acts to help replenish fish numbers in the river following the major pollution incident in August 2025 which killed an estima
No date for works on last section of popular East Cork greenway (opens the original)
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There is still no date set for work to start on the last remaining section of the Midleton to Youghal greenway. The final section to be completed is from the greenway car park on the eastern side of the town to the ‘trailhead’ close to Clancy’s bar. At a meeting of the East Cork municipal district, Fianna Fáil councillor Patrick Mulcahy asked when the remaining section was expected to open and the reasons for the delay. He pointed out that this project was approved by the council in January 2019
Council to search for private site for park-and-ride at Cobh (opens the original)
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A call is going out for private landowners to help provide a site for a park-and-ride in one of Cork’s best-known tourist towns. This summer, Cobh attracted a huge number of tourists but limited parking is preventing it from building on its popularity. Independent Ireland councillor Ger Curley told a meeting of the Cobh municipal district council that they must explore every option to get a park-and-ride system on the outskirts of the town, with a shuttle bus operating to and from the town centr
Masons restore historic Saleen shoreline walls in Cork harbour (opens the original)
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A scenic and popular walkway on the edge of Cork Harbour is getting a bit of TLC from experts restoring its historic shoreline stone walls. Parts of the unique walls along the road between Saleen and East Ferry have taken a battering in recent years from the increasing ferocity of storms linked to climate change. The walls were expertly constructed by stonemasons in the early 1800s. While some sections have withstood the test of time, others have been severely damaged. However, the Saleen and Di
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