Richard Satchwell to appeal conviction for murdering wife and burying her under the stairs
Satchwell (60) had pleaded not guilty to murdering Tina Satchwell (45) – née Dingivan – at their home address in Youghal, Cork
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This Boy’s Voice by John Creedon: modest but perceptive narrative forms a lyrical account of a 1970s Irish adolescence
The broadcaster’s second memoir focuses on the universal experiences that shaped his gregarious but sensitive character
Technician blamed when insulin monitors had to be scrapped wins €8,000 over ‘hasty’ firing
WRC finds company had conducted an unfair disciplinary process
German couple charged with human trafficking after men allegedly hid in camper van cupboards
David Hocks (49) and Anna Edel (44) caught trying to smuggle Albanian individuals through Port of Cork, court told
Cost of residential land in Dublin nearly triple national median
Median price paid for an acre in Dublin was €721,288 in 2025, CSO figures reveal
CUH care being ‘on par’ with other hospitals is not reassuring
The ordinary state of affairs in Irish hospitals is unsafe
Grandchildren of deceased pensioner tell killer he stole their sense of security
Timothy ‘Teddy’ Murnane described in court as ‘gentle soul’ in advance of killer’s sentencing next month
Temperatures to fall across Ireland this week, Met Éireann says
Weather expected to be mostly dry in second half of week, but temperatures could go as low as 1 degree on Wednesday night
Hospital at centre of staffing and funding row faced risk of quarterly €300,000 fines
Cork University Hospital has been under scrutiny in recent months after its chief executive wrote to the HSE raising concerns about patient safety risks
Simon Harris thinks Ireland is addicted to spending. As Minister for Finance, he’d know
Tightening up on spending – such as on semi-State bosses’ salaries – requires saying no and eschewing flat-rate percentage increases for public servants
Sports coach (60) charged with sexual assault of teenage girl at Cork club
Accused told to have no contact with complainant, including via social media
Gun possession accused claimed he would have stored ‘nuclear bomb’ to reduce gambling debt
James Cregan (54) said he agreed to store weapons and ammunition in order to have €6,500 sum he owed cut by €150
Ireland’s towns offer part of the solution to the housing crisis. We should seize it now
As Ireland’s market towns wither away, massive global shifts demand immediate remedial action
Person of interest in Defence Forces underwear investigation admitted masturbating in TK Maxx
Three people of interest in underwear defilement investigation were not DNA match, tribunal hears
Man found guilty of manslaughter of Tipperary pensioner Timothy Murnane
Victim (80) suffered multiple injuries including bruises and abrasions, internal injuries and fractures to skull
Sex offender jailed for hugging and kissing heads of boys at McDonald’s in Cork city
Man with previous convictions did not accept verdict or show remorse, Cork Circuit Criminal Court hears
Demonstration in Dublin to show public unease over data-centre expansion
Vast complexes of servers consume 23% of nation’s electricity and are keeping household power bills high
100 great restaurants: our complete list for 2026
We’ve got the newest spots, the best places for parties, winning wine lists and so much more – eating out as the evenings draw in has never been more appealing
Man (60s) survives car plunge near old Youghal Bridge in Cork
Driver crawled through mud and rocks in effort to reach safety before collapsing from exhaustion
First Barbados ambassador to Ireland makes official visit to Cobh Heritage Centre
Cleviston Haynes welcomed in Cork to explore nations’ interconnected past
Demonstrations planned for eight cities and towns if second public sector strike proceeds
Unions stepping up work-to-rule this week after talks with Government officials over new deal broke down last Friday
Higher fines for rogue puppy farm operators in animal welfare strategy
Cabinet also to hear plans for student accommodation and fines for misuse of planned investment scheme
Just 12 properties available to rent within HAP scheme limits in September, charity says
Simon Communities says it hoped budget would raise scheme’s limits, but no change came
Friction between Cork hospital and HSE region over staffing and spending goes back months
Cork University Hospital is facing €60m deficit but doctors and managers believe recruitment restrictions pose patient safety risk, although this is rejected by Minister
‘We are unable to accommodate you’: UK retailer Flannels reluctant to apply Irish vouchers law
Consumer protection legislation stipulates a five-year expiry term for gift cards but the Fraser Group company saw things differently when it came to reader Audrey
‘Last year discovered I had a pension in the UK I knew nothing about’
Me & My Money: Fiona Clark, director of Cork International Film Festival
Low profile: Brendan McNamara on the life and work of Isabella Honan, one of Cork’s most generous philanthropists
To commemorate the bicentenary of her birth, the Honan Trust has commissioned a musical composition in her honour
‘We can move fast when we have to’: The independent sport shops fighting against multinational chains
Faced with ever more powerful competitors, small independent Irish sports retailers know they have to think and act smartly to stay in the game
Cork group linked to emergency accommodation centres doubles profit to €15m
John Crean and Tony O’Neill’s Peppard Investments saw its work in progress climb to €45 million as it expanded its nursing home interests
Cork syndicate wins €5.6m Lotto jackpot: ‘The group chat just erupted’
‘It slowly started to sink in that something unbelievable was happening,’ says head of syndicate
Halloween weather to be mostly dry and bright, says Met Éireann
Rain will clear from the west on Saturday, with a settled and dry start to November expected
Woman (87) pleads guilty to careless driving causing the death of mother of five
Agnes Foley accidently put her foot on the accelerator rather than the brake while pulling into a parking space, court hears
A Course Called Ireland and an old grump called Bill Murray
Even the ever-amiable Chris O’Dowd can’t persuade the Groundhog Day star to stick around to film one of their scenes in the BBC’s golfing travelogue
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