AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth: Alcohol accounted for 58% of addiction-treatment presentations in Cork and Kerry during the first nine months of 2026, well above the national rate of 41%. Music: U2’s first album of new songs in almost a decade has earned a glowing review, with the band praised for sounding revitalised. Education: More than 3,700 students are graduating from Munster Technological University, representing 105 nationalities and a wide range of disciplines. Nature: West Cork supporters are helping raise €1 million by November 19 to unlock €14.7 million for rainforest restoration and conservation hubs. Justice: Thalidomide survivors say a State apology is long overdue and must acknowledge failures to protect affected children. Student welfare: Trinity College Dublin students are piloting a social supermarket to provide free or low-cost food and reduce the stigma attached to seeking help. Heritage: Carrickmacross lacemakers spent more than 4,300 hours creating a landmark couture gown now set to go on display at Collins Barracks.
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