Martin Claffey is a journalist based in Cork, Ireland, specializing in local news and community stories. With a focus on providing timely and relevant information to the people of Cork, Martin covers a wide range of topics including local events, real estate, agriculture, and environmental issues.
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Martin Claffey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on agriculture and farming. He also covers entertainment news and house & home topics.
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Zoe Laplaud is the People before Profit candidate for Cork South West.
THE old and the new blend seamlessly at this family home at Coolduff, Lissarda, with a modern touch put on a classic stone cottage.
A new Cabinet Committee on Water Quality announced by the Taoiseach Simon Harris will help avoid a repeat of the ‘chaos’ when the nitrates derogation was reduced, a West Cork Senator said.
A NEW health initiative, with strong West Cork links, aims to make the south west a world leader in cancer prevention and could save the healthcare system millions of euro.
Physiotherapy assistant Agnieska Kulesza, admin officer Mandy Tracey, and operations lead for integrated care for older persons Eileen McAuliffe, with regional executive officer Dr Andy Phelps, at St Mary’s Health campus. Dr Phelps says a new cancer strategy is ‘about giving people power to manage their own health’. (Photo: Brian Lougheed)
By: Martin Claffey
A chance to relax and enjoy country living is the lure of this detached family home near Kilbrittain. The Southern Star
By: Martin Claffey
ARE the care needs of older members of the farming community in West Cork being sufficiently met?
Huge interest is expected as applications for 12 new affordable three-bedroom houses available for as little as €235,000 in Bantry will open on Monday November 25th.
REPRESENTATIVES of Irish fishermen have united in a plea to voters to raise key issues on the doorsteps with candidates in the general election campaign.
Three Women with Oranges by Tala Abu Nuwar, one of the works in the exhibition in Bantry.
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