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Cork could rake in €18.5m annually through €5 tourist tax, study finds

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By Imasha Costa Verified
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A €5-a-night tourist tax could raise €18.5m a year for Cork City Council and Cork County Council. A University of Galway study found that a tax of €5 per person per night could generate €220m annually for local authorities nationwide, while a €1 charge would raise €44m. Based on Fáilte Ireland accommodation data, Cork could generate €18.5m a year, compared with €20.8m in Kerry, €8.2m in Galway, and €5.7m in Waterford.
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Cork weather: City council crews 'on standby' as rain and wind warnings set to come into effect

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By Imasha Costa Verified
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Two yellow warnings will come into place today for Cork for rain and wind. The alerts will come into effect at 1pm and remain in place until 9pm. The first warning, for wind, will affect Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick and Waterford. Met Éireann has warned that very strong and gusty southeasterly winds will bring difficult travelling conditions, fallen trees and branches, and debris and loose objects being displaced.
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Met Éireann issues wind warning for Cork and Kerry

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By Imasha Costa Verified
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Met Éireann has issued a status yellow wind warning for Cork and Kerry, with the public alerted to "very strong and gusty southeasterly winds". The warning comes into effect at 1pm tomorrow. Met Éireann has advised that possible impacts could include difficult travelling conditions, fallen trees and branches, and debris and lose objects being displaced. There may also be wave overtopping due to a combination of spring tides, surge and very strong onshore winds.
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