20 December 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Cork City Council passed the 2023 Casual Trading Byelaws at its monthly Council Meeting on Monday 11 December. The aim of the byelaws is to update and strengthen the rules for trading and the criteria for allocating pitches in order to promote the highest quality trading and ensure... Read More
20 December 2023 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Increased online communication and social media are having a huge impact on workplace bullying among youths. Over the years, this cancer has shed light on the need for proactive actions to address and prevent the behaviour. In this article, we will dive into workplace bullying among youths and... Read More
19 December 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Over 45,000 meals have been donated to people in Cork experiencing food insecurity thanks to a partnership between Deliveroo Ireland and the charity FoodCloud. More than 45,000 meals have been distributed to vulnerable people and families in Cork by local charities such as Feed Cork, thanks to a... Read More
19 December 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Mahon Community Development has received a welcome Christmas gift totalling €2,765 from Mater Private Network Cork who nominated the group as its chosen charity. Hospital staff donated the money at a Halloween Bake Sale and on the night of Mater Private Cork’s 10th Anniversary Gala Dinner. The CEO... Read More
19 December 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Tempus Futurum celebrates the intersection of Art and Environmental Consciousness and includes ideas from 50 local children on the future of the Triskel building. The final installation of Island City, Cork’s Urban Sculpture Trail has been unveiled. Tempus Futurum by Brian Kenny is a light projection on the... Read More
19 December 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Festive atmosphere awaits arriving passengers with over 1,200 performers taking to the specially constructed Christmas stage in Arrivals – 2023 will herald the busiest year ever for international passenger traffic at Cork Airport. Cork Airport is enjoying a busy Christmas with more than 195,000 arriving and departing passengers... Read More
18 December 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie The primary role of Cork Sports Partnership is to support, develop and promote participation in sport and physical activity, for people of all ages and abilities in Cork. Walking plays an important role in our approach to activating more Cork communities and since the launch of the Get... Read More
18 December 2023 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Entertainment In the world of casino gaming, the captivating allure of Irish culture has found a prominent place, influencing the themes and aesthetics of modern-day slot machines. From leprechauns and clovers to the mesmerizing landscapes of the Emerald Isle, Irish elements have become integral to the design and storytelling... Read More
18 December 2023 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie The airline industry usually experiences flight overbooking. Airlines overbook flights for various reasons. Overbooking protects an airline from a significant revenue loss in last-minute flight cancellation. Usually, airlines experience a few no-shows. Freepik They use automation to predict no-shows expected and overbook flights to ensure fewer empty seats.... Read More
18 December 2023 By Pam Landry news@TheCork.ie In the wake of the digital revolution, online learning has emerged as a transformative force in education, reshaping how we acquire knowledge and skills. As the virtual classroom becomes integral to our educational journey, staying informed about the latest news, trends, and innovations is essential. In this article,... Read More
18 December 2023 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Health Finding good health insurance can be challenging. In Ireland, you can use public or private health care, but you must think carefully about what you want. If you are planning to visit or live in Ireland, you might be wondering about the quality and accessibility of its... Read More
18 December 2023 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie If you’re a renter in Ireland, you might be eligible for a tax credit that significantly lowers your income tax bill. The Rent Tax Credit is a scheme that allows you to deduct 20% of your annual rent payments from your income tax liability. This guide will explain... Read More