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After a decade of flood fears, Blackpool in Cork finally gets the green light for a €20.5 million flood relief plan — a 350-meter culvert to protect 300 homes and businesses from the River Bride. The project, stalled since 2021 by a judicial review from environmental group Save Our Bride Otters, now moves forward with overwhelming public support — over 1,000 in favor, just 95 opposed. Locals and politicians are thrilled, calling it essential for safety and future development, while environmental advocates lament the delay and worry about ecological damage. With approval secured, all eyes are on getting construction underway without further delays.

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Cork’s Blackpool area gets major flood relief after years of waiting — a €20.5 million scheme to install a 350-meter culvert on the River Bride will protect nearly 300 homes and businesses from future floods, following a judicial review challenge and overwhelming public support.

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A new law, dubbed “Valerie’s Law,” just passed to protect children by automatically stripping guardianship rights from anyone who kills their other parent — a direct response to the tragic 2019 murder of Valerie French by her husband. Now, even if the perpetrator was married or not, they lose all legal authority over the children, ensuring their safety and well-being come first. This powerful legislation aims to prevent further harm and marks a crucial step in child protection after a devastating case.

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A local businessman, Eddie Sheehan, has swooped in to buy the massive former Irish Sugar site in Mallow—once eyed by the county council for housing, industry, and community use—highlighting how fast opportunities can vanish when local government hesitates. Councillors like Patrick Hayes and Gearóid Murphy had championed council ownership, citing the site’s potential and existing railway spur, but Fine Gael’s Tony O’Shea confirmed the deal was sealed weeks ago, likely for a mixed-use development—not a solar farm. With Sheehan’s plans now underway, the future of this landmark Mallow land is in private hands.

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