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Sunderland keen on joining Cork ChamberThursday, 08 May 2008
Sunderland FC has forged an exciting new business link with Cork by becoming one of the newest members of the Cork Chamber.
Appointment of Taoiseach in Aras An Uachtarain Thursday, 08 May 2008
The picture shows President Mary McAleese as she presents the seal of office of Taoiseach to new Taoiseach Brian Cowen in Aras an Uachtarain.
Cork hospitals exceeding private patient ceilingsThursday, 08 May 2008
The Public Accounts Committee is currently awaiting figures which will show just how many private patients are being treated in public hospitals, by each speciality.
Cork Harbour Integrated Management Strategy set to be launchedThursday, 08 May 2008
Tomorrow (Friday, May 9) will see the unveiling of a new coastal management strategy for Cork Harbour.
Declan Kidney confirmed as New Ireland CoachThursday, 08 May 2008
Declan Kidney was yesterday (Wednesday, May 7) officially announced as the new Head Coach of the Ireland rugby team following weeks of speculation.
20th Heineken Kinsale Sevens Rugby Tournament Thursday, 08 May 2008
Among the 10,000 visitors attending the 20th Heineken Kinsale Sevens Rugby Tournament in Cork were Sarah 'Mullet Monroe' Gleeson, Emer 'Gansta' Larkin and Orla 'Pirate' Buckley from the Waterpark Ladies team, Waterford.
It Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing Thursday, 08 May 2008
Resident Jazz Ensemble "Peridia" get a helping hand from Chef David Espagnat at the Cork International Airport Hotel, for the launch of Sunday Jazz Brunch, now available in Cafe Tucano at the Cork International Airport... Mallow verdict Thursday, 01 May 2008
The jury at the inquest into the death of Kathleen Barrett, returned a verdict of misadventure at Mallow Coroner's Court yesterday (Wednesday, April 30).
Decision dayThursday, 01 May 2008
Planning officers at Cork City Council will today (Thursday, May 1) give their verdict on the biggest planning application ever to come before the city planners.
Cork nurses call for summitThursday, 01 May 2008
Members of the Irish Nurses Organisation (INO) in Cork have called for an urgent health summit to discuss the acute shortage of beds for emergency patients in the area.
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Neil Prendeville - 8th May 2008Thursday, 08 May 2008
A Cork Judge recently released with a suspended sentence a Corkman found in possession of drugs with the sole purpose of sale and supply. He was a drug dealer, caught by the guards.
Neil Prendeville - 1st May 2008Thursday, 01 May 2008
Why did Diarmuid Flood take the lives of his children and wife before killing himself? We'll never know but I'm sure it wasn't a premeditated act, just like I am sure that the Wexford... Neil Prendeville - 24th April 2008Thursday, 24 April 2008
For too long women as victims have been made feel like criminals in Irish courts of law.
There is a shocking statistic that sticks in my head; 10 per cent of all rapes and sexual... Neil Prendeville - 17th April 2008Thursday, 17 April 2008
Ireland is a grand old talking shop all the same, full of empty promises and turning a blind eye to what's really going on in our midst. How can we as a society get serious... Neil Prendeville - Cuba Libra?Thursday, 10 April 2008
Two weeks in Cuba doesn't make me an expert on the country, its people or its system of government but it has left me with a clear understanding of what Ernest Hemmingway and Spencer Tracy... Long weekend is a long way from being a “break”Thursday, 20 March 2008While many are looking forward to the second long-weekend in a row with anticipation and excitement, many others are already dreading the violence, abuse, carnage and heartache that the weekend will bring with... Neil Prendeville - 13th March 2008Thursday, 13 March 2008
Last week I took a mock driving test with a fully trained instructor. I failed, miserably, but I knew all along that I would.
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