Place: Cork

A man is fighting for his life with extensive burns following an industrial accident at a Stryker plant in Cork. Calls are increasing for a safety review of the medical device company’s operations in East Cork, and Siptu union is seeking a meeting amid growing concerns. Stryker refused to engage with the union at the Anngrove plant, which is now being investigated for a major health and safety probe following the accident.

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A man is fighting for his life with extensive burns following an industrial accident at a Stryker plant in Cork. Calls are increasing for a safety review of the medical device company’s operations in East Cork, and Siptu union is seeking a meeting amid growing concerns. Stryker refused to engage with the union at the Anngrove plant, which is now being investigated for a major health and safety probe following the accident.

A worker at a Stryker plant in Cork has been left on life support following an industrial accident which occurred while he and another man were carrying out maintenance or repairs to vents on the roof of the Anngrove plant. The injured man and his family are being supported by their loved ones as they … Read more

The restoration of the historic Boole House in Cork city, once home to the father of modern coding, has moved closer with an application to relocate an internal lift shaft. University College Cork hopes to restore and renovate the property, which it has owned since 2017, to become an international landmark building highlighting Ireland’s historic contribution to scientific advancement.

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The restoration of the historic Boole House in Cork city, once home to the father of modern coding, has moved closer with an application to relocate an internal lift shaft. University College Cork hopes to restore and renovate the property, which it has owned since 2017, to become an international landmark building highlighting Ireland’s historic contribution to scientific advancement.

The historic Boole House in Cork city, former home of computing pioneer George Boole, is to undergo a “faithful reinstatement”. The building, owned by University College Cork (UCC) since 2017, was in poor condition when it partially collapsed in 2010. Cork City Council took ownership of the site in 2015 and began a Part 8 … Read more

“Owner of Derelict Building in Cork Seeks Approval for Apartment Development at Long Last”

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“Owner of Derelict Building in Cork Seeks Approval for Apartment Development at Long Last”

For many years, a derelict building in the heart of Blackpool has stood as an eerie reminder of the town’s faded glory. Despite several attempts at redevelopment, the property has remained untouched and abandoned. However, hope springs eternal as the building’s owner has announced his fifth attempt at bringing the property back to life. With … Read more

Cork eviction leads to accusations of trespassing and assault against father and son.

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Cork eviction leads to accusations of trespassing and assault against father and son.

A father and son from Kerry have been accused of trespassing, assault and attempted theft of a phone after allegedly ejecting tenants from a house they owned in Cork. The incident is said to have occurred on August 11, 2022, when Daniel Lynch and his son Donal reportedly changed the locks on the premises and … Read more

Cork Street Shuts Down Due to Tornado-Like Weather Phenomenon Overnight.

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Cork Street Shuts Down Due to Tornado-Like Weather Phenomenon Overnight.

A busy street in Cork city was closed on Thursday afternoon due to damage caused by what is believed to be tornado-like conditions. Barrack St was closed to traffic after the stormy conditions caused notable damage to houses along the footpath. A Fire Brigade spokesperson said there was an issue with loose slates on one … Read more

Cork primary school achieves Unicef award, becoming second in the country, in a golden moment.

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Cork primary school achieves Unicef award, becoming second in the country, in a golden moment.

Cork primary school, St. Oliver’s National School, has set a new standard for excellence in education. It is the second primary school in Ireland to receive the coveted Unicef award, and it is a proud moment for the school community. The gold standard award is given to schools that enforce the rights of the child … Read more

Antisocial Behaviour of Youths in Cork City is Causing Distress

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Antisocial Behaviour of Youths in Cork City is Causing Distress

Gangs of up to 40 youths are causing terror in Cork City, prompting calls for more police and Tusla involvement. Sinn Féin TD Thomas Gould highlighted two mass gatherings, one involving violent assault and another causing serious bike accident. He cited incidents where people have been beaten up in the middle of the day leading … Read more

Ireland’s Housing Supply Issue May Require Decades Before Being Resolved, Warn Builders

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Ireland’s Housing Supply Issue May Require Decades Before Being Resolved, Warn Builders

Ireland’s housing crisis has been an ongoing issue for years, with a severe shortage of affordable houses and apartments leading to skyrocketing prices and a record number of homeless people. Builders are now warning that it may take decades to fix the country’s housing supply, as the industry struggles to keep up with demand. In … Read more