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Man in his 20s killed in Macroom farm accident

It’s understood the man fell off the roof of a farm building.

A 28-YEAR-OLD man has died in an accident on a farm in Co Cork, gardaí have confirmed.

It happened at around 1pm at a farm in Inchisine, to the south of Macroom.

It’s understood the man fell off the roof of a farm building.

The scene has been preserved as an investigation gets under way.

The gardaí and the Health and Safety Authority have launched separate probes.

Read: 4-year-old who was ‘internally decapitated’ in horrific crash to make a full recovery >

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    May 17th 2014, 9:04 AM

    They can meet in Ennis and have their combined rag week so!

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    May 17th 2014, 9:21 AM

    Brilliant. I alway said that what the Atlantic Corridor needs is a framework to enhance collaboration. I’m just amazed that a multi-stakeholder regional cluster hasn’t been envisaged before now.

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    May 17th 2014, 2:14 PM

    I am not convinced. I would use the example of silicon valley a region we should emulate. There you have a region with a huge amount of institutions doing their things and competing. No federally driven mergers or amalgamations. Take the example of Caltech, a small but amazingly successful IT. Give the institutions more autonomy and a fixed budget and let them compete.

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    May 17th 2014, 11:13 AM

    For a country of 4.5 million people, we sure have an endless number of third level institutions.

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    May 17th 2014, 11:38 AM

    First Tipperary Institute merged with LIT now GMIT. Why does this country think centralisation and merging is the answer to everything. It’s a just a ruse for more cuts but the people are too stupid to see it. Same with the abolition of the urban councils. A cash grab on the rich urban councils to save rural Ireland. Name one situation where centralisation/mergers has worked in this country?

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