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From Shandon Bells to Tour dâEiffel | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A charity cycle from Cork to Paris, which aimed to raise money for new facilities at Cork University Hospital (CUH), finished up on Monday 28 September as the peloton arrived at their destination at the Eiffel Tower. The trip â which is in its second year â aimed to raise funds for new family rooms at CUH, where the families of those getting care can rest while in the hospital. Conor OâBrien said that he took part in the cycle as remembrance for his mother, who passed away last year. âI
Vote to increase LPT adjustment factor to 15% | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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Cork City Council has voted to raise the Local Adjustment Factor (LAF) of Local Property Tax by 3% from 12% to 15%. The decision was made at a special meeting of Cork City Council held on Tuesday 29 September. Councillors voted 20 votes in favour and seven against to raise the LAF and voted 18 in favour and nine against to set the rate at 15% for three years. Homeowners will see a rise in LPT as a result. The increase is expected to bring in an extra €766,000 in revenue for the council. Chief Ex
Education on drug policy vital | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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Public education on the difference between drug legalisation and drug decriminalisation is a crucial next step for any health-led drug policy in Ireland, according to Dr James Windle, a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at University College Cork (UCC). He said that legalisation – where substances are made available for sale and regulated on the market - is often confused with decriminalisation – where possession of drugs for personal use is decriminalised, but the substances themselves and their s
Children in homelessness need their own space | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A youth centre for children aged between 4 and 13 who are experiencing homelessness has been a great success, according to an independent assessment carried out by Dr Niamh Sheridan of the Togher Family Centre. The POD – an integrated community care project – was established in Hollyhill in 2018, as a collaboration between Tusla and Good Shepherd. The report – A Place to Belong - was based on a tailored survey which was answered by 48 children and 33 parents. The largest group of children who ha
New elective surgery hub opened at CUH | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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A surgical hub for elective out-patient surgeries at Cork University Hospital (CUH) has been officially opened by an Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill. The facility â which cost just under â¬90 million â was developed to provide elective surgical care, outpatient, and minor procedure capacity. The first procedures to be carried out will be gynaecological procedures, Minister MacNeill confirmed. The hub includes four operating theatres, outpatient co
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