Arts News – Semblance, the MTU Registrar’s Prize Exhibition

20 March 2022 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Arts News Photographed at Semblance, the MTU Registrar’s Prize Exhibition by Rachel Daly at the Munster Technological University. The artist’s debut solo show, produced with the support of MTU Arts Office, Semblance is a powerful exploration of discomfort and artificiality within domestic spaces and relationships through the combined... Read More

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20th March, 2022

West Cork Business News: Network Ireland Workshop Will Boost Confidence

20 March 2022 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie ‘Business Mindset’ and ‘Drama’ Coaches will speak at Celtic Ross Hotel In a recent survey by Network Ireland West Cork (NIWC), many women reported struggling with confidence and limiting beliefs when it comes to their career or business. To help them overcome their fear of failing, being judged... Read More

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20th March, 2022

Goverment Senator says Ireland must have ‘honest debate on energy security’ including ‘exploring the potential of our own natural resources’

20 March 2022 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie We need a comprehensive and honest debate on energy security including exploring the potential of our own natural resources – says Cork based Senator Tim Lombard Senator Tim Lombard (Fine Gael, Cork South West) has called for a comprehensive and honest debate on energy security including exploring the... Read More

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20th March, 2022

Kinsale student named ‘Best Individual’ at BT Young Scientist Business Bootcamp

20 March 2022 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Top Prize for Isabelle Linehan, Kinsale Community School who is named as “Best Individual” at BT Young Scientist Business Bootcamp with her Project “Lighten Up” Young entrepreneur, Isabelle Linehan from Kinsale Community School was presented with the prestigious title of overall “Best Individual” at the 2022 BT Young... Read More

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20th March, 2022

West Cork woman joins board of Irish Heritage Trust @IrHerita

20 March 2022 By Mary Bermingham mary@TheCork.ie The Irish Heritage Trust recently announced the appointment of five directors to join its board including Terri Cullinane founder and Director of Cape Clear Consulting Ltd.; former Minister and MEP Avril Doyle; Liam Flynn Partner and Co-Head of Financial Regulation at Mason Hayes & Curran LLP; Mairéad Ní... Read More

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20th March, 2022

Easy Ways to Save While Shopping at Target

20 March 2022 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Make your next trip to Target even more enjoyable with these helpful hints! #1 Start Looking in More Target Branchs Whoops! it seems like the item you’ve had your eye on for a long time is out of stock at your local Target. With the Target app, you... Read More

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19th March, 2022

West Cork community groups meet with EirGrid

19 March 2022 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Community groups and not-for-profit organisations successful in the Clashavoon Dunmanway Community Benefit Fund met with EirGrid’s Public Engagement team recently to speak about their projects. The fund saw €600,000 being awarded to 36 groups and organisations along the Clashavoon Dunmanway electricity line that was energised in 2020. The... Read More

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19th March, 2022

Cork wants Bacik to be new Labour Leader

19 March 2022 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Labour Cork South Central nominate Bacik for Labour Party Leader Following a meeting with Ivana Bacik TD this week, the Cork South Central Constituency of the Labour Party has formally proposed her to become the next leader of the Labour Party. “Ivana also has strong family links to... Read More

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19th March, 2022

Mitchelstown Georgian Quarter

19 March 2022 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie “Mitchelstown” used to be well known throughout Ireland for two things. One was ‘Mitchelstown Cheese’ and the other was the fact that the North County Cork town was on the Main Cork-Dublin road. Today, there is a Motorway and you won’t find the cheddar in your local supermarket... Read More

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19th March, 2022

Cork man Paul Deane scoops the 2021 Irish Wind Industry Champion of Renewables Award

19 March 2022 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Clonakilty native Dr. Paul Deane, Research Fellow at University College Cork, has been named the 2021 Irish Wind Industry Champion of Renewables at the annual Irish Wind Awards. This award recognises the outstanding contribution made by an individual who goes above and beyond to push the boundaries in... Read More

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19th March, 2022

Music Generation Cork City take part in St. Patrick’s Festival over weekend

19 March 2022 By Mary Bermingham mary@TheCork.ie The Kabin Studio joins over one hundred young musicians from Music Generation at St. Patrick’s Festival Quarter in Collins Barracks from 1pm on Saturday 19th March. Music Generation’s young community of harpers, rappers, classical, folk, and traditional musicians unite to mark the premier of new Irish works and celebrate Ireland’s national emblem – The Harp.... Read More

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19th March, 2022

4 Tips for Increasing Your Organic Traffic

19 March 2022 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie In the past, you only had to follow certain rules to attract more visitors to your website. However, this is no longer the case as SEO is not only about basic rules. You have to do more to increase your website’s organic traffic. To increase your website’s... Read More

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