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The jumps of Calum O'Regan (as Luigi), Robert Palmer (as SORA), and Samuel Roughton (as Itadori Yuuji) are judged by Rebecca Whelehan (as diligent administrator Miss Pauling) as they get ready for Kaizoko-Con.. More than 2,000 people will attend Kaizoko-Con, Cork’s largest convention of Science Fiction and Anime, at University College Cork (UCC) this weekend, starting on Friday, 12 April 2024. Organised by UCC students, this year’s convention is gearing up for its 10th anniversary celebration. Over three days, it will celebrate Japanese animation, manga and culture across panel discussions, workshops, music events, charity auction and a trade hall featuring artwork, books and collectibles. The event is set to draw cosplayers, people who dress up as much admired fictional characters, from across Ireland and abroad who are passionate about bringing their favourite characters to life. Attendees can expect to see a diverse array of intricately crafted costumes cosplays that showcase the creativity of the community. This year’s convention will feature leading voice actors Erica Mendez, Lucien Dodge and Ratana known for work across hit TV shows and video games including Demon Slayer Jujitsu Kaisen, Genshin Impact, Hunter x Hunter, and Fire Emblem. Mannan Nazar, UCC engineering student and Director of Kaizoko-Con, said: “Kaizoko-Con’s goal has always been to provide a family-friendly convention full of fun and enjoyment for all ages alike. We aim to create a space where everyone can come enjoy our events and learn a thing or two about crafts, have fun talking about their favourite shows and enjoy the full programme of special events.” “All our volunteers and committee members work on the convention out of love for what the event provides and we aim to create a better experience year and year for all attendees,” Mannan continued. “Kaizoko-Con has a long-standing relationships with local community artists, businesses and charities. We are one of UCC's

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Samuel Roughton (as Itadori Yuuji), Robert Palmer (as SORA), Rebecca Whelehan (as Miss Pauling) and Calum O'Regan (as Luigi) get ready for Kaizoko-Con.. More than 2,000 people will attend Kaizoko-Con, Cork’s largest convention of Science Fiction and Anime, at University College Cork (UCC) this weekend, starting on Friday, 12 April 2024. Organised by UCC students, this year’s convention is gearing up for its 10th anniversary celebration. Over three days, it will celebrate Japanese animation, manga and culture across panel discussions, workshops, music events, charity auction and a trade hall featuring artwork, books and collectibles. The event is set to draw cosplayers, people who dress up as much admired fictional characters, from across Ireland and abroad who are passionate about bringing their favourite characters to life. Attendees can expect to see a diverse array of intricately crafted costumes cosplays that showcase the creativity of the community. This year’s convention will feature leading voice actors Erica Mendez, Lucien Dodge and Ratana known for work across hit TV shows and video games including Demon Slayer Jujitsu Kaisen, Genshin Impact, Hunter x Hunter, and Fire Emblem. Mannan Nazar, UCC engineering student and Director of Kaizoko-Con, said: “Kaizoko-Con’s goal has always been to provide a family-friendly convention full of fun and enjoyment for all ages alike. We aim to create a space where everyone can come enjoy our events and learn a thing or two about crafts, have fun talking about their favourite shows and enjoy the full programme of special events.” “All our volunteers and committee members work on the convention out of love for what the event provides and we aim to create a better experience year and year for all attendees,” Mannan continued. “Kaizoko-Con has a long-standing relationships with local community artists, businesses and charities. We are one of UCC's biggest charity events raising money for our partnered charit

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Samuel Roughton (as Itadori Yuuji), Robert Palmer (as SORA), Rebecca Whelehan (as Miss Pauling) and Calum O'Regan (as Luigi) get ready for Kaizoko-Con.. More than 2,000 people will attend Kaizoko-Con, Cork’s largest convention of Science Fiction and Anime, at University College Cork (UCC) this weekend, starting on Friday, 12 April 2024. Organised by UCC students, this year’s convention is gearing up for its 10th anniversary celebration. Over three days, it will celebrate Japanese animation, manga and culture across panel discussions, workshops, music events, charity auction and a trade hall featuring artwork, books and collectibles. The event is set to draw cosplayers, people who dress up as much admired fictional characters, from across Ireland and abroad who are passionate about bringing their favourite characters to life. Attendees can expect to see a diverse array of intricately crafted costumes cosplays that showcase the creativity of the community. This year’s convention will feature leading voice actors Erica Mendez, Lucien Dodge and Ratana known for work across hit TV shows and video games including Demon Slayer Jujitsu Kaisen, Genshin Impact, Hunter x Hunter, and Fire Emblem. Mannan Nazar, UCC engineering student and Director of Kaizoko-Con, said: “Kaizoko-Con’s goal has always been to provide a family-friendly convention full of fun and enjoyment for all ages alike. We aim to create a space where everyone can come enjoy our events and learn a thing or two about crafts, have fun talking about their favourite shows and enjoy the full programme of special events.” “All our volunteers and committee members work on the convention out of love for what the event provides and we aim to create a better experience year and year for all attendees,” Mannan continued. “Kaizoko-Con has a long-standing relationships with local community artists, businesses and charities. We are one of UCC's biggest charity events raising money for our partnered charit

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The jumps of Calum O'Regan (as Luigi), Robert Palmer (as SORA), and Samuel Roughton (as Itadori Yuuji) are judged by Rebecca Whelehan (as Miss Pauling) as they get ready for Kaizoko-Con.. More than 2,000 people will attend Kaizoko-Con, Cork’s largest convention of Science Fiction and Anime, at University College Cork (UCC) this weekend, starting on Friday, 12 April 2024. Organised by UCC students, this year’s convention is gearing up for its 10th anniversary celebration. Over three days, it will celebrate Japanese animation, manga and culture across panel discussions, workshops, music events, charity auction and a trade hall featuring artwork, books and collectibles. The event is set to draw cosplayers, people who dress up as much admired fictional characters, from across Ireland and abroad who are passionate about bringing their favourite characters to life. Attendees can expect to see a diverse array of intricately crafted costumes cosplays that showcase the creativity of the community. This year’s convention will feature leading voice actors Erica Mendez, Lucien Dodge and Ratana known for work across hit TV shows and video games including Demon Slayer Jujitsu Kaisen, Genshin Impact, Hunter x Hunter, and Fire Emblem. Mannan Nazar, UCC engineering student and Director of Kaizoko-Con, said: “Kaizoko-Con’s goal has always been to provide a family-friendly convention full of fun and enjoyment for all ages alike. We aim to create a space where everyone can come enjoy our events and learn a thing or two about crafts, have fun talking about their favourite shows and enjoy the full programme of special events.” “All our volunteers and committee members work on the convention out of love for what the event provides and we aim to create a better experience year and year for all attendees,” Mannan continued. “Kaizoko-Con has a long-standing relationships with local community artists, businesses and charities. We are one of UCC's biggest charity events

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Calum O'Regan (as Luigi), Robert Palmer (as SORA), Rebecca Whelehan (as Miss Pauling) and Samuel Roughton (as Itadori Yuuji) , in costume to promote the event. More than 2,000 people will attend Kaizoko-Con, Cork’s largest convention of Science Fiction and Anime, at University College Cork (UCC) this weekend, starting on Friday, 12 April 2024. Organised by UCC students, this year’s convention is gearing up for its 10th anniversary celebration. Over three days, it will celebrate Japanese animation, manga and culture across panel discussions, workshops, music events, charity auction and a trade hall featuring artwork, books and collectibles. The event is set to draw cosplayers, people who dress up as much admired fictional characters, from across Ireland and abroad who are passionate about bringing their favourite characters to life. Attendees can expect to see a diverse array of intricately crafted costumes cosplays that showcase the creativity of the community. This year’s convention will feature leading voice actors Erica Mendez, Lucien Dodge and Ratana known for work across hit TV shows and video games including Demon Slayer Jujitsu Kaisen, Genshin Impact, Hunter x Hunter, and Fire Emblem. Mannan Nazar, UCC engineering student and Director of Kaizoko-Con, said: “Kaizoko-Con’s goal has always been to provide a family-friendly convention full of fun and enjoyment for all ages alike. We aim to create a space where everyone can come enjoy our events and learn a thing or two about crafts, have fun talking about their favourite shows and enjoy the full programme of special events.” “All our volunteers and committee members work on the convention out of love for what the event provides and we aim to create a better experience year and year for all attendees,” Mannan continued. “Kaizoko-Con has a long-standing relationships with local community artists, businesses and charities. We are one of UCC's biggest charity events raising money for our partner

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Calum O'Regan (as Luigi), Robert Palmer (as SORA), Rebecca Whelehan (as Miss Pauling) and Samuel Roughton (as Itadori Yuuji) , in costume to promote the event. More than 2,000 people will attend Kaizoko-Con, Cork’s largest convention of Science Fiction and Anime, at University College Cork (UCC) this weekend, starting on Friday, 12 April 2024. Organised by UCC students, this year’s convention is gearing up for its 10th anniversary celebration. Over three days, it will celebrate Japanese animation, manga and culture across panel discussions, workshops, music events, charity auction and a trade hall featuring artwork, books and collectibles. The event is set to draw cosplayers, people who dress up as much admired fictional characters, from across Ireland and abroad who are passionate about bringing their favourite characters to life. Attendees can expect to see a diverse array of intricately crafted costumes cosplays that showcase the creativity of the community. This year’s convention will feature leading voice actors Erica Mendez, Lucien Dodge and Ratana known for work across hit TV shows and video games including Demon Slayer Jujitsu Kaisen, Genshin Impact, Hunter x Hunter, and Fire Emblem. Mannan Nazar, UCC engineering student and Director of Kaizoko-Con, said: “Kaizoko-Con’s goal has always been to provide a family-friendly convention full of fun and enjoyment for all ages alike. We aim to create a space where everyone can come enjoy our events and learn a thing or two about crafts, have fun talking about their favourite shows and enjoy the full programme of special events.” “All our volunteers and committee members work on the convention out of love for what the event provides and we aim to create a better experience year and year for all attendees,” Mannan continued. “Kaizoko-Con has a long-standing relationships with local community artists, businesses and charities. We are one of UCC's biggest charity events raising money for our partne

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Robert Palmer (as SORA) , Samuel Roughton (as Itadori Yuuji) , Rebecca Whelehan (as Miss Pauling) and Calum O'Regan (as Luigi) in costume to promote the event. More than 2,000 people will attend Kaizoko-Con, Cork’s largest convention of Science Fiction and Anime, at University College Cork (UCC) this weekend, starting on Friday, 12 April 2024. Organised by UCC students, this year’s convention is gearing up for its 10th anniversary celebration. Over three days, it will celebrate Japanese animation, manga and culture across panel discussions, workshops, music events, charity auction and a trade hall featuring artwork, books and collectibles. The event is set to draw cosplayers, people who dress up as much admired fictional characters, from across Ireland and abroad who are passionate about bringing their favourite characters to life. Attendees can expect to see a diverse array of intricately crafted costumes cosplays that showcase the creativity of the community. This year’s convention will feature leading voice actors Erica Mendez, Lucien Dodge and Ratana known for work across hit TV shows and video games including Demon Slayer Jujitsu Kaisen, Genshin Impact, Hunter x Hunter, and Fire Emblem. Mannan Nazar, UCC engineering student and Director of Kaizoko-Con, said: “Kaizoko-Con’s goal has always been to provide a family-friendly convention full of fun and enjoyment for all ages alike. We aim to create a space where everyone can come enjoy our events and learn a thing or two about crafts, have fun talking about their favourite shows and enjoy the full programme of special events.” “All our volunteers and committee members work on the convention out of love for what the event provides and we aim to create a better experience year and year for all attendees,” Mannan continued. “Kaizoko-Con has a long-standing relationships with local community artists, businesses and charities. We are one of UCC's biggest charity events raising money for our partnere

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Midfielder Sean Murphy, Colaiste Cholim, Ballincollig, Cork in action against Pobalscoil Inbhear Sceine, Kenmare, Kerry in the Munster GAA PPS Tus Corn Liam Ui Uiginn, Under 17 B Football Final at Banteer, Co Cork. Pic Larry Cummins

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Ethan Donovan, Colaiste Cholim, Ballincollig, Cork in action in the Munster GAA PPS Tus Corn Liam Ui Uiginn, Under 17 B Football Final at Banteer, Co Cork. Pic Larry Cummins

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EE 11/04/2024 NEWS - Attending the launch of the Midleton website in JJ Coppingers in Midleton were Eileen Carey, Damien O'Brien, Laragh O'Brien and Sophie Martin from Midleton. Picture: Howard Crowdy

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EE 11/04/2024 NEWS - Pictured at the launch of the Midleton website in JJ Coppingers were Bozena Olszanka, Claire Ferriter and Aoife Quirke Lee of Ferrit and Lee Restaurant, Midleton. Picture: Howard Crowdy

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EE 11/04/2024 NEWS - Pictured at the launch of the Midleton website in JJ Coppingers were Emma Allen, Midleton Distillery Experience; Beatrice Hammond, JJ Coppingers; Becky Grice, Midleton Credit Union and Kate Clancy, Midleton Distillery Experience. Picture: Howard Crowdy

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EE 11/04/2024 NEWS - Adrianna Hegarty, President Midleton and Area Chamber and Niamh Hegarty, Project Developer pictured at the launch of the Midleton Website launch in JJ Coppingers, Midleton. Picture: Howard Crowdy

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EE 11/04/2024 NEWS - Pictured at the Midleton and Area Chamber Midleton Website launch in JJ Coppingers recently were Karlos Ryan, Colin James and Adrianna Hegarty, President Midleton and Area Chamber. Picture: Howard Crowdy

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Marking: 11/04/24 EE Robert McNamara: Lord Mayor Cllr Kieran McCarthy greets the guests at an over 60s group concert at the Mount Desert Nursing Home, Cork, on Thursday. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov was a liquidator at the Chernobyl nuclear plant. On the 38th anniversary of the explosion the Ukrainian National recalls the horrors of the disaster from the small apartment in the quality hotel in Youghal he now calls home. Picture Chani Anderson

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Cork's Cian Denis O'Connor is strongly challenged by Limerick's Patrick Kearney, during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Cork's Michael Brosnan drives past Limerick's Conor Ryan, during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Cork's Luke Murphy is tackled by Limerick's Gavin Dorgan, during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Cork manager John Meyler, right and selector Vincent Hurley watching their team against Limerick, during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Cork's Kevin Beechior shoot as Limerick's Jack Cosgrave closes in, during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Cork's Leo Hennessy gets away from Limerick's Eoin Brosnan, during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Cork manager John Meyler watching his team against Limerick during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Cork physio Catherine Power on duty against Limerick during their Munster MHC clash at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: David Keane. EEjob Echo Sport 11.04.2024

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov was a liquidator at the Chernobyl nuclear plant. On the 38th anniversary of the explosion the Ukrainian National recalls the horrors of the disaster from the small apartment in the quality hotel in Youghal he now calls home. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX/EE Harry Tyrrell and Lauren Kirkby pictured at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX Ellie Budd pictured performing at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov, stands on the balcony of his small apartment in Youghal where he proudly flies an Irish flag. The Ukrainian National has suffered Ill health since serving as a liquidator in Chernobyl following the disaster. With help from the charity, Greater Chernobyl Cause, Ihor and his family were relocated to Ireland following the outbreak of war and he has since fallen in love with Cork . Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 EE Robert McNamara: 92 year old songstress Mary Conway raises the roof at an over 60s group concert st the Mount Desert Nursing Home, Cork, on Thursday. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Brother Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the pictured in the Cork country council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 EE Robert McNamara: Lord Mayor Cllr Kieran McCarthy entertains his fans at an over 60s group concert at the Mount Desert Nursing Home, Cork, on Thursday. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX/EE Aurelia O’Connor and Saoirse Kearns (both 8) pictured at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov was a liquidator at the Chernobyl nuclear plant. On the 38th anniversary of the explosion the Ukrainian National recalls the horrors of the disaster from the small apartment in the quality hotel in Youghal he now calls home. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX Eoin O'Callaghans Jazz Group pictured giving their very first performance at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX Lily Power (2) steals the show at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov was a liquidator at the Chernobyl nuclear plant. On the 38th anniversary of the explosion the Ukrainian National recalls the horrors of the disaster from the small apartment in the quality hotel in Youghal he now calls home. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov was a liquidator at the Chernobyl nuclear plant. On the 38th anniversary of the explosion the Ukrainian National recalls the horrors of the disaster from the small apartment in the quality hotel in Youghal he now calls home. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX Oliver (3) pictured with his father Manuel Odelli is mesmerised by the singers at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov was a liquidator at the Chernobyl nuclear plant. On the 38th anniversary of the explosion the Ukrainian National recalls the horrors of the disaster from the small apartment in the quality hotel in Youghal he now calls home. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Chernobyl survivor and Ukrainian gentle giant Ihor Kulikov, pictured with his wife Olha in the small apartment on the grounds of the quality hotel in Youghal that they share with their son, grandson, cat and parrot. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Chernobyl survivor and Ukrainian gentle giant Ihor Kulikov, pictured with his wife Olha in the small apartment on the grounds of the quality hotel in Youghal that they share with their son, grandson, cat and parrot. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX Jess Lawton, Lily Power (2) and Teresa Troy from Youghal pictured enjoying the show at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov, stands on the balcony of his small apartment in Youghal where he proudly flies an Irish flag. The Ukrainian National has suffered Ill health since serving as a liquidator in Chernobyl following the disaster. With help from the charity, Greater Chernobyl Cause, Ihor and his family were relocated to Ireland following the outbreak of war and he has since fallen in love with Cork . Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX Eoin O'Callaghans Jazz Group pictured giving their very first performance at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Ihor Kulikov, stands on the balcony of his small apartment in Youghal where he proudly flies an Irish flag. The Ukrainian National has suffered Ill health since serving as a liquidator in Chernobyl following the disaster. With help from the charity, Greater Chernobyl Cause, Ihor and his family were relocated to Ireland following the outbreak of war and he has since fallen in love with Cork . Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX Oliver (3) pictured with his father Manuel Odelli is mesmerised by the singers at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 XX Sarah Horgan: Chernobyl survivor and Ukrainian gentle giant Ihor Kulikov, pictured with his wife Olha in the small apartment on the grounds of the quality hotel in Youghal that they share with their son, grandson, cat and parrot. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 EE Eoin English: FYI Joe: Cork County Council's Paul Sutton pictured with with brothers Alex & Felix Castaldo from new hot sauce food startup business Tongue Tied in the council's incubator kitchens. Tongue Tied are one of the many food start ups benefiting from the council's incubator kitchens facility in Carrigaline. Picture Chani Anderson

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Marking: 12/04/24 XX/EE Focus Ireland’s Kenneth Baker and Graham Punch pictured at THE Big Busk for Focus Ireland which returned to Cork on Friday with a with a full day line up in the Marina Market. The event aims to tackle the rising homelessness crisis through the emotive power of music, art, and performance. Picture by Chani Anderson

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Marking: 11/04/24 EE Robert McNamara: Fiona Daly Cairn, Helen Kenneally and Kitty McGrath pictured enjoying an over 60s group concert at the Mount Desert Nursing Home, Cork, on Thursday. Picture Chani Anderson

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**All framed photos to be collected from Fuji Photo Finish, 14 Penrose Quay, Cork T23 PCX7' - we will contact you when ready.