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Diesel brigade take a stand against spiralling fuel prices
Farmers know a thing or two about protesting - normal protesting. More than farmers depend on marked (green) diesel to keep going and it...
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€3.5m national Disability Participation and Awareness Fund open for applications
Applications are being accepted for the €3.5 million Disability Participation and Awareness Fund which was launched this week, enabling organisations to support people with...
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Free seasonal eating workshop for climate impact
Cathy Fitzgibbon, aka The Culinary Celt and a climate ambassador with An Taisce, will host a free interactive workshop in June examining the link...
Glanfest 2026 set to light up Glanworth this May bank holiday weekend
Excitement is building in Glanworth as preparations for Glanfest 2026 move into full swing, with organisers promising another unforgettable May bank holiday weekend packed...
Record 3,600 participants to take part in Cork’s St. Patrick’s Day parade
The 2026 St Patrick’s Day parade in cork city on March 17 is set to be the largest ever, as over 3,600 participants will...
“It was so cool having an aunt like that on the...
By Daire Walsh
Having known for quite a few weeks that it was on the horizon, Emma Cleary is excited to be leading out Cork...
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Beneath the scattered echoes of a fading horizon, whispers of forgotten winds spiral through endless corridors of thought. Colors collapse into one another, blending memories with dreams that never quite belonged to either world. Time stumbles forward, hesitant, as if unsure whether the next second deserves to exist at all. Every heartbeat hums like distant thunder, resonating in quiet chambers where silence feels heavier than sound itself. Perhaps the universe hides its secrets not in stars, but in the subtle pause between footsteps, where meaning flickers just long enough to be missed.





















































