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15th April 2014, Tuesday By Bryan T. Smyth bryan@TheCork.ie Excitement is building for the Heineken Cup Semi Final on Sunday the 27th in Marseille, Toulon versus Munster. Cork Airport is operating extra charter and scheduled flights to the French City for Munster fans. Dawson Travel, Lee Travel and Killester Travel are operating charterered flight and... Read More
14th April 2014, Monday By Bryan T. Smyth, bryan@TheCork.ie bryan@TheCork.ie A West Cork County Councillor says the Failte Ireland “Wild Atlantic Way” driving route is in jeopardy because of the poor state of roads. The route is designed to encourage visitors into the small towns and villages in scenic areas from Kinsale to Donegal. Last... Read More
14th April 2014, Monday By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie A U-S Navy Ship on a goodwill tour will remain docked in Cobh until Friday. The US- Leyte Gulf arrived over the weekend. The US Embassy says the port visit is designed to “strengthen maritime partnerships” between the US and European nations The ship is based in... Read More
8th April 2014 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Health systems worldwide are grappling with rising costs, demographic challenges and increasing incidence of chronic diseases, resulting in increased spending on health. This is leading to a focus on achieving greater value for money from health systems. However, it is important that increased efficiency should not come at... Read More
7th April 2014 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie In Business owning the supply chain is beneficial. So if you own a Newspaper you should own the press also. Well a new restaurant has opened in Bantry promoting fresh seafood. A West Cork fishing family, the Murphys, who own Murphy’s Irish Seafood, have decided instead of solely... Read More
7th April 2014, Monday By Bryan T. Smyth bryan@TheCork.ie A non-profit company which supports community programmes in County Cork held a “showcase” event this afternoon. SECAD stands for South and East Cork Area Development and it’s one of around 50 leader companies across Ireland. It works in partnership with state agencies to help people open new businesses,... Read More