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Discussing online abuse for young women

Cystic Fibrosis patients must be prioritised in vaccine roll-out

We hear about an Irish man who is being detained in China by Chinese authorities and why one West Cork man is demanding admission to China to help him

Our Garda File

Pet advice with Jane

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An update on how the rollout of the vaccine is going on the over 85's

More on Air BnB drinking parties causing concern

Illegal dumping now a massive problem at Currabinny

Gardening with Peter Dowdall

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Cllr Derry Canty has advice about rogue traders.

Christopher O'Sullivan T.D. on the vaccination centre in Clonakilty.

Older people are urged to shop around for cheaper car insurance.

Joe Heffernan has relationship advice for couples during the lockdown.

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Why one T.D. feels Ireland is too slow when it comes to the rollout of the vaccine for Covid 19 when you look at the rollout in the UK

SVP calls for extra help for pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds as a result of school closures and online learning costs

Priests are now on the PUP as collections drop in many parishes particularly in the city area’s

The reality of being on dialysis during Covid and why the priority list needs to change

Nutritional advice from Anneliese 

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Anneliese Nutritional advice 15 February 2021 - CorkToday 

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In the immediate aftermath of the War of Independence and the signing of the Truce, it wasn't victorious stories of Kilmichael, Crossbarry and Tooreengarive that were spoken of, but instead the IRA's worst defeat in a single engagement.

In the Battle of Clonmult on February 20th 1921, the IRA lost fourteen volunteers, seven of whom were shot dead after they had surrendered. Two more were later executed. A local community was traumatised and the East Cork Flying Column was no more.

Join John Greene on this week's edition of 'Where the road takes me', as we follow the sequence of events during the battle and the many strange decisions that led to it.

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