AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAll-Ireland Camogie Final: Cork and Galway meet at Croke Park on Sunday (4.15pm) with Cork chasing a sixth straight final appearance and Galway aiming to end the O’Duffy Cup story on their terms, as Camogie President Brian Molloy targets a record crowd of 30,000-plus. Housing Pressure (HAP): The Simon Communities’ “Locked Out of the Market” report says there are still no rental homes available within HAP limits in Cork City, while Athlone and Portlaoise in the Midlands also have zero within the scheme’s financial limits. Fuel Costs: Fuels for Ireland warns it would be “absolutely reckless” to reimpose excise duty cuts, arguing diesel prices are already higher than in March and that reversing the cuts would stack costs on top of carbon tax plans. Wildlife in Heat: With warm, dry weather stressing local wildlife, conservation advice highlights how hedgehogs, badgers and birds struggle to find food and water during heatwaves. Culture & Community: The Fleadh brings free live music to Custom House Square (Aug 6-7) with set stage times, while National Heritage Week tours in Cork include free city history walks and a City Hall tour.
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