Cork Today

Blister pack fees of €50 could come in as early as next week, a call for urgent action to tackle the Warmer Homes Scheme backlog, why has the number of dog licences issued in Cork county dwindled?, Garda File, pet advice and more

Should period products be provided for free in secondary schools?, switching deals for energy customers disappearing due to Iran war, Wednesday Wisdom: The wife who doesn’t want to take her new husband’s surname, gardening with Peter Dowdall and more

Communities consider protests over unsafe junctions on the N20, Tidy Towns volunteers in Douglas remove antisemetic graffiti from trail signs, we reflect on Brain Awareness Week, Kaleb Cooper ahead of his show at the Everyman where he will talk about his ideas that have helped him rise above the challenges that face farmers today, Counsellor Joe Heffernan will discuss getting older

‘Right to be forgotten’: Cancer survivors to face shorter wait to access mortgage protection insurance, Social Prescribing: what is it and how does it work?, a call for an urgent review of the senior alert scheme, the Whale and Dolphin Group roadshow visiting Cork soon and nutrition advice with Anneliese

Rising fuel prices: how will the Government respond?, Sheila chats to Patricia to highlight what life is like for her kids Josh and Erin who both live with multiple severe food allergies, on Daffodil Day: Cork woman Megan Dalton Rafferty shares her cancer story and highlights the support of the Irish Cancer Society, find out how you can support Danny’s fundraiser for the Down Syndrome Centre Cork and movies: Mark Malone shares his thoughts on ‘Project Hail Mary’ and ‘Mercy’

Should fly-tippers get penalty points?, vapes believed to be largely to blame for fires in bin lorries and waste sorting centres, anger among residents in unfinished estates who are paying property tax but getting nothing in return, the importance of Daffodil Day and pet advice with Dr Genie