Snapped this last time I was in CUH. This shed was almost full and there were lots more bikes locked up and scattered around the grounds. The need for proper bike facilities at hospitals is massive.

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Rivers of Munster: River Bride brings wildlife 'right up into Cork village'

Central to Blackpool's development in the 1700s and 1800s, the OPW now want to cover the River Bride over for flood relief, thus losing it as an amenity for the village, writes Michael Moynihan

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"Paddy Dunning claims 'Dublin Giant' will ensure bumper summer harvest if we just trust him". #MayDay

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A Dblin businessman behind plans for a controversial 30-metre tall statue in the capital has said the city "needs something mega" to revive activity and attract visitors jrnl.ie/7028557

Never in doubt! Two in a row for Rory is some achievement. #themasters

McIlroy making this look a lot easier than this time last year. No mistakes on the 18th and it's done #themasters

That hole in one from Lowry. Big day ahead for him tomorrow. Just 2 off the lead currently!

Lowry hitting a hole in one at the masters! Incredible

Not a great start here for McIlroy. A bogey on the first and others picking up birdies left right and centre. A 6 shot lead down to 3, and potentially 2 in a few mins. Early days.

Looks like a scaled-up prop from a crazy golf course

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JUST IN, designs for Trump's monumental arch

Clerke crater is just to the east of Mare Serenitatis crater and I think #artemis2 will fly over it

Agnes Mary Clerke was an Irish astronomer born in Skibbereen Co Cork and she has a crater imon the moon named after her

It was a pleasure working with 4th year students from Douglas Comm to create this mural featuring past pupil Adam Idah ahead of a big week for the boys in the green. Also featured are some of the schools soccer jerseys through the years. My thanks to the lads for their hard work! #coybig

You have to wonder what's in the milk if this is what Avonmore think people at a parade look like... #aislop

Cork new's e-bike library to offer a chance to try before you buy The scheme, which has already been successfully piloted in Dublin, will give households the opportunity to test out what type of e-bike might best suit their needs. www.echolive.ie/corknews/ari...

Cork new's e-bike library to offer a chance to try before you buy

The scheme, which has already been successfully piloted in Dublin, will give households the opportunity to test out what type of e-bike might best ...

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En 12 ans, Paris s'est transformée comme jamais.

The amount of events and festivals around the country using genAI for their promotional images is slightly maddening. All about supporting local, except their local artists.

There was one A.i.-ified listing I saw recently where the exterior of the house was shown from several different angles, and each angle showed different lawns, features, even trees and livestock enclosures.

The thing is the AI images don't "show potential" and are definitely misleading. They distort the size of rooms, move walls and windows, and place bathtubs and furniture in places where they physically won't fit.

The Journal@thejournal.ie · 6mo ago

The advertising regulator has said that AI-generated images in property ads are "not likely to mislead" if properly flagged, after criticism of some listings online. jrnl.ie/6960437

This clip has everything that makes sport so compelling but hardly features the sport itself! Poor Atle McGrath tho.

Bookseller Scrambles To Hide All The Classics After Seeing Emerald Fennell Approaching Door https://theonion.com/bookseller-scrambles-to-hide-all-the-classics-after-seeing-emerald-fennell-approaching-door/

Roger Casement: “A nation is a very complex thing. It never does consist; it never has consisted solely of men of one blood or one single race – it is like a river, rising in the hills with many sources, many converging streams, that become one great stream.” (1905)

"Space for kids, just like affordable housing and culture, should be a fundamental part of Dublin’s planning," writes Neil Dunne, of the inspiration for the illustration he did for our print edition #119. www.dublininquirer.c...

Still time to show your support for 30km speed limits in Cork city. Get your submissions into Cork City Council before 5pm tomorrow here 👉 consult.corkcity.ie/en/consultat...

Ireland have just been drawn with Israel in the Nations League draw. It's only been a few months since the FAI passed a motion to ask Uefa to suspend Isreal. www.irishexaminer.com/sport/soccer...

FAI insist any Nations League fixture against Israel will be fulfilled

Ireland, who are in the second pot of League B for the Nations League draw, can be drawn against one of Israel, Hungary, Scotland and Poland

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Ten years after the sod was turned, Cork still has no Event Centre. Just a derelict site and a bridge to nowhere in the heart of the city. Cork deserves delivery, not another decade of broken promises.

Jim Ratcliffe all of a sudden concerned about draining public resources... Not too concerned to not ask for public money himself for his own business while taking 4 billion out of UK coffers by living as a tax exile in Monaco.

‘Tax exile’s half-baked scheme’: Jim Ratcliffe challenged over Man Utd plan to use public funds for £2bn stadium project

Club co-owner’s request for hundreds of millions of pounds to help regenerate local area labelled ‘outrageous’ by critics

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Lower limits on Cork’s streets “will take many decades” if the public does not send a clear message to Cork City Council irishcycle.com/2026/02/06/l...

Lower limits on Cork’s streets “will take many decades” if the public does not send a clear message to Cork City Council

Members of the public in Cork City are being asked to get behind the wider adoption of 30km/h speed limits in the city, campaigners have said. The move to set 30km/h speed limits in cities and town…

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Lower limits on Cork’s streets “will take many decades” if the public does not send a clear message to Cork City Council Members of the public in Cork City are being asked to get behind the wider adoption of 30km/h speed limits in the city, campaigners have said. The move to set 30km/h speed…

Lower limits on Cork’s streets “will take many decades” if the public does not send a clear message to Cork City Council

Members of the public in Cork City are being asked to get behind the wider adoption of 30km/h speed limits in the city, campaigners have said. The move to set 30km/h speed limits in cities and towns was delayed when the Government abandoned a system that would have made 30km/h the base limit for urban areas. The new system of councils rolling out the lower limits has started.

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Cork City Council Speed Limit Review consultation is open until 13th February. There's a telling paragraph explaining that speed limits "need to be credible, self-regulating, and should be regarded as appropriate by road users".

HD Comics, Cork City’s newest comic book shop opening late next week in the Market Parade.