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Cairn Homes expected on site in Blarney in January to begin €1.2bn housing development 

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Blarney’s Transformation: A Blueprint for Ireland’s Future Suburbs? The ambitious €1.2 billion Forreston development in Blarney, County Cork, isn’t just another housing project. It’s a microcosm of the challenges and opportunities facing Irish towns grappling with population growth, infrastructure deficits, and the need for sustainable development. The recent lodging of a second planning application for … Read more

Uber wants to disrupt Ireland’s taxi regulation. Here’s how and why it’s being resisted

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Why Uber’s Irish Playbook Is a Wake‑Up Call for the Global Platform Economy When Uber first entered Dublin’s streets, it seemed like a harmless convenience. Today, the company’s push to replace Ireland’s regulated taxi tariff with opaque “upfront pricing” has sparked protests, court battles, and a broader debate about decent work in the platform age. … Read more

Anthony Nash Arrested: Drink-Driving Charge Dismissed

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The Unforeseen Consequences: Navigating Public Image and Personal Struggles in the Age of Celebrity The recent arrest of former Cork All-Star hurler Anthony Nash for public disorder, coming so soon after the dismissal of a drink-driving charge, highlights a critical intersection of celebrity, personal struggles, and the court of public opinion. This isn’t just a … Read more

Benny McCabe defends Sin É pub after online abuse from far-right following Cork rally

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The Brewing Storm: Politics, Pubs, and the Fight for Tolerance in Ireland The recent online firestorm surrounding a Cork publican and his pub, Sin É, offers a stark glimpse into the evolving landscape of Irish politics and the volatile intersection of social media, nationalism, and free speech. The case underscores how easily misinformation can spread, … Read more

Jury finds tattoo artist Dylan Scannell guilty of murdering chef in Cobh

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A Sword, a Chef, and the Shadow of Violence: Analyzing the Cobh Murder Case The recent verdict in the tragic case of Ian Baitson’s murder in Cobh has sent shockwaves through the community. The conviction of tattoo artist Dylan Scannell highlights the devastating impact of violence, especially when fueled by seemingly simple motivations. Let’s delve … Read more

A behind-the-scenes look at the working lives of Cork Airport staff

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Cork Airport‘s Soaring Success: A Look Behind the Scenes and Ahead to the Future Cork Airport is buzzing. With passenger numbers climbing and exciting new routes taking flight, it’s clear this Irish hub is on the rise. But what keeps this operation running smoothly? Let’s take a peek behind the scenes and explore what’s shaping … Read more

Macroom’s Auld Triangle a square deal for €750k

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Macroom’s Auld Triangle For Sale: What This Means for the Future of Irish Pubs & Restaurants A landmark pub and restaurant, Macroom’s renowned Auld Triangle, is on the market for €750,000. This sale isn’t just about a single business; it reflects broader trends shaping the Irish hospitality industry, particularly in rural areas. What does this … Read more

Cork paramedic ‘left in limbo’ critical of ambulance staffing policy 

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The Growing Pressure on Ambulance Services in Cork and Kerry Recent revelations from The Echo have highlighted a concerning trend in ambulance services across Cork and Kerry. Ambulance call volumes have surged by 17% since two years ago, with a stark absence of commensurate staffing increases. This discrepancy has raised alarms about the sustainability of … Read more

Cork businessman and Fine Gael politician John Mullins dies aged 57

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John Mullins: A Catalyst for Change in Cork’s Economy John Mullins, a prominent Cork businessman and dedicated Fine Gael politician, left an indelible mark on Cork’s economic landscape. His leadership roles at Bord Gáis and the Port of Cork highlight how visionary leadership drives regional economic development. In recognizing Cork’s potential, Mullins led transformative projects … Read more

Anti-immigration activist Derek Blighe quits Ireland First party

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The Resignation of Derek Blighe from Ireland First: A New Chapter? Derek Blighe, a key figure in Irish far-right politics, has stepped down from the Ireland First party, citing a need to focus on personal goals and family. His decision leaves a significant impact on the political landscape and opens discussions on the future of … Read more

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