The Main Stories Making The Headlines Across Cork
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A number of organisations in the Irish forestry sector have condemned a decision by the State-owned body Coillte, to sell 12,000 hectares of woodlands to a British investor.
They say that 2.1 billion Euro of taxpayers money is assisting a foreign entity which will ultimately drive those in forestry out of the sector.
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The government must come up with a solution to protect tenants as figures reveal that landlords are continuing to leave the market.
The call comes from Sinn Fein as figures from the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland reveal that 2 in every 5 house sales in 2022 was a small landlord exiting the rental market in the final three months of the year.
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Two men in their thirties remain in custody this morning after being arrested in Dublin on suspicion of murder.
It follows an assault at a house in Finglas yesterday evening, where a man in his late thirties was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Ireland is set to be gripped by an arctic blast next week as forecasters warn that snow could be on the way.
Sub-zero temperatures will hit the country on Sunday night - and are expected to last until mid-week.
