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Donal O’Keeffe’s Journalist Portfolio

On the beat with the community Gardaí

On the beat with the community Gardaí

Dog-walking, traffic checks, lawn-cutting, food parcel drops and home visits, it's all in a day's work for Co…

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Knight Riders bike around Cork city to deliver food to the homeless for Cork Penny Dinners

Knight Riders bike around Cork city to deliver food to the homeless for Cork Penny Dinners

Every evening, volunteers set out on bikes from Penny Dinners, delivering food and supplies to Cork's homeles…

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Convent site to be developed as refuge

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By Donal O’Keeffe Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Multi-million-euro funding approval has been announced for a new domestic violence refuge in Cork city’s Turner’s Cross. The development will see the refurbishment of the former Christ the King Presentation Convent and the construction of a new apartment block containing a 20-unit domestic violence refuge with associated services. Construction on the new development is expected to begin in the second half of 2028.
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Scrub clearance in Curraheen described as a 'disaster' for hedgehogs, birds, bats and more

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By Donal O’Keeffe Verified
| Echo Live Verified
The clearing of vegetation growing alongside the N22 in Curraheen has been described by a leading Cork environmentalist as “an act of serious environmental destruction”. The works, removing scrub along the grass margins on either side of the N22 link road from Poulavone to the N40 South Link Rd, south of the Killumney link east roundabout, began last week. The northbound bank has been extensively cleared, and work on the southbound side is ongoing.
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Minister stands by claim that he was given assurances about Carrignavar wastewater plant

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By Donal O’Keeffe Verified
| Echo Live Verified
A Government minister has flatly contradicted an Uisce Éireann denial that it gave him assurances about the opening of a special school in a Cork village. In April 2025, reported that Michael Moynihan, minister for special education, had received verbal assurances from Uisce Éireann that wastewater treatment issues would not hinder the opening of the North Cork Community Special School in Carrignavar.
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