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CorkToday 16 September 2024
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- Concern is being expressed over proposed cuts to emergency ambulance cover across Cork
- Louise O’Keeffe who successfully took the State to the European Court of Human Rights for failing to protect her from abuse she endured in primary school has doubts the state will live up to its obligations in the latest redress scheme following this month's scoping inquiry - Louise joins Patricia
- Why the Apple Tax Windfall should be used to fund the disability sector and to bring forward infrastructure projects such as the Cork to Limerick Motorway
- How the County Emergency plan is to be made known to the public before the end of September
- We hear about a 32 County Cycle Challenge
- Nutritional advice with Anneliese Dressel
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