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  • Councillor Seamie Moore

    The Bench errs; and a Councillor chances his arm, but is resisted

    by Michael Smith 11 August, 2026 0 Comments

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    Third of OPW river maintenance fail quality audits

    by admin 15 February, 2024 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll. Almost a third of Office of Public Works (OPW) quality audits of maintenance work on rivers and waterways last year failed to obtain a ‘good’ or ‘very good’ rating, according to documents released to Village Magazine. While the majority of audit reports were scored favourably, a number of reports also received a […]

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    Cork University Hospital CEO requests staff member at centre of racism allegations be suspended

    by admin 22 January, 2024 0 Comments

    Three investigations are underway at the hospital into allegations of racism. By Conor O’Carroll. At least three independent investigations into serious allegations of racism are underway at Cork University Hospital (CUH), Village Magazine can reveal. In a letter from December 2023 obtained by Village from CUH Group CEO David Donegan, “as it currently stands, there […]

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    Roscommon County Council targets environmental group over flood relief scheme

    by admin 12 January, 2024 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll. Roscommon County Council has taken aim at an environmental advocacy group over its legal challenge to flood relief works at Lough Funshinagh. In a press statement released last week, the Council said that water levels at the South Roscommon lake were “extremely high for this time of year”, following considerable rainfall in […]

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    Large majority support tax on private jets, poll finds

    by admin 28 December, 2023 0 Comments

    New poll reveals a large cohort supports a “heavy tax” on private jets, but weans for more expensive and less frequent flights to help slow climate change. By Conor O’Carroll. A new Red C opinion poll has found that a large majority of people support the introduction of a heavy tax on private jets. Support […]

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    Processing payments to Ukrainian accommodation providers costing the Government millions

    by admin 22 December, 2023 0 Comments

    Processing invoices for Ukrainian accommodation providers is costing the Department of Children millions every year. By Conor O’Carroll. A new report from consultancy firm Auxilion has found that processing invoices for Ukrainian accommodation providers is costing the Department of Children millions of Euro each year. The report, which was obtained by Village, states that “based […]

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    Audit finds Irish Language Scheme for Irish Colleges plagued with serious shortcomings

    by admin 20 December, 2023 0 Comments

    Report found duplicate payments, no evidence of Garda vetting, and missing engineering reports among hosts and accommodation providers. By Conor O’Carroll. An internal audit of the Irish Language Scheme has found a number of serious deficiencies requiring immediate rectification by management. The audit, conducted by consultancy firm BDO and obtained by Village, found several of […]

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    Racism allegations at Cork University Hospital described as “misinterpretations” as further claims reported

    by admin 18 December, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll. Further allegations of racism have been made by nurses undertaking the adaptation programme at Cork University Hospital (CUH) following attempts by management to categorise previous allegations as “misinterpretations”. Responding to a review of the adaption programme conducted by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI), a CUH report obtained by Village […]

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