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Reassurance for local swimmers after angler bitten by shark pulled aboard boat

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By Amy Campbell Verified, Liz Dunphy Verified, Imasha Costa Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Swimmers along the south coast have been reassured following an incident on Tuesday which saw an angler being airlifted to Cork University Hospital (CUH) after sustaining a shark bite. The incident, which involved shark fishing at sea, resulted in assistance being required from the Cork-based Ballycotton and Youghal Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) stations.
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Cork's Blackwater among rivers most affected by dry weather

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By Imasha Costa Verified
| Echo Live Verified
More than 60% of the monthly average river flows across Ireland were below the long-term normal range last month because of the dry weather. The River Blackwater was among those worst affected, with flows at one monitoring point just 37% of the river’s monthly average. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said the exceptionally dry and warm weather in July had a “clear impact on river flows across Ireland”. it said. The EPA monitors 132 river sites across Ireland.
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Cork rally highlights parents struggle to find accommodation for their student children

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By Imasha Costa Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Parents are desperately contacting student welfare officers ahead of the new academic year as they struggle to find accommodation for their college-going children. Representatives from students’ unions, who gathered in Cork yesterday, say that students are commuting long distances, missing meals, and struggling to find affordable places to live, while some have decided to take a gap year to work full-time so they can afford college costs.
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