Cork

More than 100 students were treated to a moving cultural exchange with Cork’s first Ukrainian choir

The living areas on the middle floor make the most of the light and the beautiful views

Several sites under consideration for berthing ‘floatels’ in Dublin and Cork

Cork East deputy becomes fifth senior Fine Gael TD to announce departure in recent months

Irish Doctors supporting Medical Assistance in Dying concerned bill will fall with change of Government

Fiona O’Leary, who describes herself as a campaigner against pseudoscience, says she uses social media for her activism

Walk-in properties at keener prices in the capital, commuter belt and beyond

There is much to admire in this work, but its inconsistency suggests a crisis of confidence on the part of the author

Judge calls for greater restrictions to prevent children accessing pornography

159 Irish beaches have won an award this year, two more than last year

What I Do: Seamus O’Brien is workshop manager at Meitheal Mara, a community boatyard in Cork City

As they celebrate Vyshyvanka Day, many in Cork’s Ukrainian community long to return home but realise they may be staying here

Tree-lined walk through abundant grounds leads to Sandycove beach

Two people killed within months are the latest among five in the past 20 years

Car was seen near scene of shooting in Wilton and later fleeing the area at speed towards Bishopstown

A large work by the Irish-American artist is expected to achieve close to €1m, while art by names including Bacon, Hirst, Warhol and Dali is heading to the Rebel County

No one injured in the incident which happened near Mourneabbey between Cork and Mallow

Garda went to car to intercept drug deal only for motorist to take off at speed

New to the Market: From a two-bed apartment in Dún Laoghaire to a three-bed bungalow in west Cork

Beaumont Residential Care says it is under ‘extreme financial pressure’ due to shortfall in State support

Heads of two Ports differ over merits of carrying goods and freight by rail

Band honoured in their native Cork as they celebrate 30 years on the road

Director promises ‘wonder and joy’ as line-up announced for festival that will run from June 14th to 25th

Marine Don Graves was just one of 18 men from his unit of over 300 to leave Iwo Jima alive

Multiple court cases relating to cocaine have led to visible changes to competition in Co Cork town

Author’s new novel The Paper Man takes readers back to 1930s Austria, to one of the most famous footballers in the world

Gardaí appeal for witnesses to fatal incident in Charleville on Friday

Cork jury unanimously found Ionut Cosmin Nicolescu guilty of murder of Frankie Dunne

Public asked to submit names for the cubs

Fire comes just a week after other incident left man (41) in critical condition on life support after suffering serious burns while changing vent

John Hussey (57) named after victim waived right to anonymity over ‘appalling breach of trust’ in 2003

The Waterford man (72) denies 266 counts of indecent and sexual assault against five men, now in their 40s and 50s

In 2023, Cork has something of the hopeful energy that it had when we first opened up

Varadkar refuses to be drawn on whether Government will extend home heating credit scheme into winter

Leo Varadkar says he would reluctant and uncomfortable to make legislative changes to what people had voted for in 2018 referendum

Boy, now 15, kicked woman in face before sexually assaulting her, injuring her so badly her phone’s facial recognition app didn’t recognise her

Accused (72) denies allegations he indecently and sexually assaulted five boys in various locations between 1978 and 1993

Cork GAA broadcaster died after alleged hit and run in Innishannon, Co Cork last December

New pedestrian and cycle bridge will link Grange and Frankfield with the Tramore Valley Park and provide access to Douglas and city centre

Workplace Relations Commission says Jim Desmond is ‘mistaken’ in his discrimination claim