Fish stocks could take 10 years to recover on Blackwater as anglers estimate more than 40,000 killed
Incident ‘seriously damaging’ to one of Europe’s foremost salmon and trout fisheries, anglers say
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Brendan Canty on his film Christy: ‘The Brits loved that it was from Cork. They thought there was an exotic flavour to that’
The director, who made a name for himself with the video for Hozier’s mega-hit Take Me to Church in 2013, on joining forces with the BBC for his feature film debut
Gardaí take samples to try and identify ‘alien DNA’ found on Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s boot
Cold case team reviewing Cork murder of French woman in 1996 taking DNA samples of retired gardaí
Thunderstorm alert in place for three counties, with risk of lightning damage
Met Éireann forecasts potential lightning damage and difficult travelling conditions for parts of Munster
‘I was sitting having a whiskey with Tommy Tiernan, going, yeah, this is my life. What a gift’
The Cork comedian told her first joke on stage at the of 31. Three years later she’s one of the hottest properties in stand-up
‘We await with interest’: Family of Sophie Toscan du Plantier supportive of fresh DNA tests in murder inquiry
Uncle of late French film producer says ‘even if it means the outcome is not what we expect ... it is a scientific outcome’
‘We can’t have nice things in Ireland because no one follows the rules’: Emigrants on returning home
More than 30,000 Irish citizens returned to Ireland in the year to April 2024. Four recent returnees share their experiences of coming home
Kevin Barry: The Glorious Heresies by Lisa McInerney feels like a living thing
Cork in the 2010s is presented to us in an era of strange new criminal and digital frontiers
Man charged over Cork burglary to apply for bail to care for elderly father
Thirty-nine-year-old is charged with burglary with intent to commit criminal damage and assault
Sophie Toscan du Plantier: Gardaí awaiting results of tests using advanced DNA collection
Technique has been used in hundreds of cases in the US
Ian Walsh murder investigation shifts focus to social media accounts
Gardaí considering possibility murder victim may have arranged to meet killer at home
Indian health workers in Ireland: ‘Any nurse getting ready to come here will now be warned’
Amid increased awareness of racist attacks on Indian nationals, healthcare professionals say nurses and doctors from India are nervous to work in Ireland
Anglers fear complete wipeout of brown trout on Blackwater after thousands of fish are found dead
Low water levels, rising temperatures and low oxygen levels cited as potential stressors
‘Well worth viewing’: Perseid meteor shower to continue Wednesday night
Stargazers can expect to see up to 30 meteors an hour in Irish skies, astronomer says
Two endangered red panda cubs born at Cork’s Fota Wildlife Park
Public invited to suggest names for the newborn red panda cubs
Six good value restaurants across Ireland: From ‘bustling’ Dublin eatery to seaside fish and chips
Inventive restaurants that offer great food at affordable prices
‘Do it for your daughter, mother, sister, friend’: Cancer survivor urges public to join fundraising run
Breast cancer left Rachel Byrne ‘floored’, but now she is walking to raise funds for research
Murdered railway worker Ian Walsh is remembered at funeral service
Signaller was found dead at home with stab wounds
Galway camogie win: ‘There was never a doubt ... we were always going to win,’ says team captain Carrie Dolan
County faithful turn out at Duggan Park to hail victorious team after All-Ireland success
Gang break into Cork house and beat man in front of partner and children
One person is detained over Mayfield incident that left victim’s partner and children traumatised
Cork woman dies after living with rare locked-in syndrome since 2008
Catherine O’Leary, from Carrigaline, was 32 when she developed the rare condition
Met Éireann forecasts highs of 26 degrees tomorrow as warm front moves over Ireland
Met Éireann forecasts warm and humid conditions throughout this week
Development land sales sink to lowest in more than two years
Greater housing policy clarity ‘should help restore market confidence’ and result in stronger transaction activity, Sherry Fitzgerald says
Fifteen restaurants where adults and kids will eat happily and well
It doesn’t have to be all about the chicken nuggets when you bring kids out for dinner
‘Significant failings’ at disability centre put residents at risk, watchdog finds
Non-compliance impacted the delivery of care to residents in 11 centres, says health watchdog
Cork restaurant with two Michelin stars announces replacement after chef-patron steps down
Singapore-based Lewis Barker to replace Vincent Crepel as executive chef at Terre
Man charged with causing over €100K of damage after allegedly setting fire to vehicles near Cork Airport
He is alleged to have caused more than €100,000 damage to waste removal tanker, a truck and another vehicle
Gardaí rule out foul play after man’s body found in Cork house
An inquest into the man’s death is expected to be heard at a later date
Man (59) charged over €2.1m Cork drug seizure ‘maintaining his innocence’, court hears
Truck driver charged with cannabis possession and with possession of the drug for sale or supply
Man denies involvement in arson attack causing €550,000 damage to elderly couple’s home
Pensioners, who escaped unharmed, were not intended victims, court told
Temperatures to hit up to 23 degrees this weekend with warm conditions expected next week
Met Éireann predicts mixed weather will give way to warm and sunny conditions
One-acre site in Cork city centre on the market for €4.5m
Site at Patrick’s Quay would be suitable for residential development or hotel use, according to a feasibility study carried out
Investigation under way after body found in Cork house
Postmortem on 58-year-old man to take place on Wednesday
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