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Cork and Kerry are expected to get the worst of the gale-force winds from Eunice, while parts of the west can expect 'heavy snow'

The man, in his 30s, was seen plunging from the wall on Wellington Road during rush hour

Jim Meade, chief executive of Irish Rail, said moving to a high-speed hourly service linking Belfast, Dublin and Cork is more than an ambition.

The last storm-related school closure was in December when Storm Barra wreaked havoc on the country. Schools, creches and third-level institutions in counties under red and orange weather warnings were advised to close for a number of days by the Department of Education

The Red Alert - Met Eireann’s highest - affects Cork and Kerry from 3am until 11am on Friday. It's one of several weather warnings issued ahead of Storm Eunice

The passengers had to be transferred by bus and driven to Cork instead

TELUS is to fill the jobs over the coming year in tech and customer support, shared services, cloud infrastructure, and analytics

Don O'Callaghan's fraudulent claims were the largest and longest running cases of welfare fraud in the history of the State

Brother and sister Gerry and Mary O'Halloran were targeted by a mask-wearing thug who entered Gerry's home on Boyce's Street, near Blarney Street over the weekend

Mary O'Halloran was visiting her 79-year-old brother Gerry at his home in Boyce's Street in Gurranabraher when the incident occurred

Cork Beo took the liberty of asking a few different bar workers around Cork city what really grinds their gears, and then compiled a list of points around what they said