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Family of teenage brothers assaulted in Mahon appeal for witnesses to come forward

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By Ann Murphy Verified
| Echo Live Verified
The family of two teenage brothers assaulted by two other males in a suburb of Cork city are appealing to anyone with information about the incident to come forward. Two boys, aged 17 and 15, were attacked on Ballinure Avenue in Mahon at around 9.30pm on Friday. The 17-year-old spent two nights in hospital for treatment, according to his aunt.
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State's failure to tackle human trafficking akin to 'concreting over Bessborough burial grounds'

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By Ann Murphy Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Ireland’s lack of urgency in tackling human trafficking is part of the same attitude that saw the State allow illegal adoptions and the potential concreting of burial grounds at Bessborough, according to the UN special rapporteur on human trafficking.
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Drink-spike warning from Cork solicitor after reports of several incidents in city centre

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By Ann Murphy Verified
| Echo Live Verified
A Cork solicitor is urging people to be wary on nights out, after the daughter of a friend had her drink spiked while she was celebrating an engagement in the city centre. Patrick Horan says that people need to be aware that spiking does happen. Mr Horan said the woman collapsed while on a night out in the city on July 5, in to the morning of July 6. She had been celebrating a friend’s engagement and she was drinking water when she collapsed in a pub.
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