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CorkToday 22 May 2024
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Ralph Reigel has commentary on the body of the elderly lady who lay dead in her home in Cork for a year.
Christian from Mogeely had to leave work early yesterday as his home was in danger of flooding again due to the thunderstorms.
Katie O'Keeffe from our newsroom discusses the very high prices charged for concert tickets.
Professor Gace McCormack from Galway University has undertaken a survey of native Irish bees.
Safe Food Ireland has issued advice about using your smartphone while handling potentially dangerous foods around the home.
All your gardening questions are answered by Peter Dowdall from The Irish Gardener.
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