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  1. Irish unity, Cork's history with New York Subway, and 'Splitting the G (train)' all feature on day in New York that saw the political leaders meet with the diaspora for a game of bingo

  2. A limited-edition stout aged in Midleton whiskey barrels will be available in 80 pubs across Cork

  3. Kremlin yet to respond publicly to US invitation that is likely to raise concerns from Ukraine and EU countries

  4. Former Meath footballer Shane McEntee joins Paul Rouse, James Horan and Maurice Brosnan.

  5. The award-winning actress from Cork said she considered quitting in 2013 while she was performing in a stage adaptation of a Colm Tóibín novella

  6. "I heard there had been a win in the town, and I had even been chatting to people about the win"

  7. An OpenAI agent infiltrated the public-facing Medicare Statistics Reporting Service portal on July 18, he said

  8. Council engineers said exposed conditions and tidal activity made beach matting at the two South Cork beaches impractical

  9. Glen Rovers showed the way, and Erin’s Own are the latest relegated outfit endeavouring to achieve a short stay in Cork's second tier.

  10. Work in a specific part of Cork City, so soon after it lost one of its last green spaces, has been brought to the attention of Michael Moynihan

  11. Fianna Fáil sources say they are 'mystified' by what they see as alleged 'politicking' by Fine Gael members

  12. Larry Mullen's placement of an advert on his school noticeboard was one of the most significant moments in Irish music history.

  13. Rory Gallagher has been the subject of several biographies, but none could get as close to the Cork musician as Edged In Blue, written by his younger brother

  14. Speaking alongside Taoiseach Micheál Martin at the New York Irish Centre, Zohran Mamdani said 'I believe in self-determination.

  15. Defendant's solicitor told court delays in the forensic analysis of drugs were 'a national scandal', and people were at risk of being remanded in custody for lengthy periods due to the delay

  16. Families from Carrigaline Community Special School travelled to Leinster House to raise concerns about reduced school hours and what they describe as pressure to accept them

  17. Justice minister also claims he will show 'backbone' in regards to ongoing legal aid dispute with the Law Society

  18. Site has approval for a residential and commercial, mixed-use development

  19. While higher prices are expected every year, now people are facing into the prospect of rising costs from a place of avoidable disadvantage

  20. Olesja Hertova was due for release last Thursday morning from the Dochas Women’s Prison

  21. 'But we don't want to give up.

  22. Members of the transport committee have also been told that motorway driving 'must be part' of the driving test

  23. Ireland have a busy few weeks in store.

  24. Ed Sheeran has been found wanting since the row over Palestine

  25. The proposed scheme would supplement existing heat pump supports as the Government seeks to help households move away from fossil fuels

  26. At present, certain stores give two prices for select drinks

  27. Bryan Seaver, who announced Parton’s death to the world, is alleged to have intimidated her manager and others, which he denies

  28. The singer revealed the new tracks were written after The Life Of A Showgirl became the fastest-selling album in US history in its first week

  29. Aoife Lennon reminds us to do what we can with this week’s 10-minute session

  30. The Taoiseach said the Government will have to target its resources as ministers prepare to unveil Budget on October 6

  31. The Taoiseach said the State needs to become more directly involved in special education as parents raise concerns about supports

  32. Men can get older without their sexuality becoming a joke, but women are not afforded the same luxury, writes Sarah Harte

  33. A garda told the court: 'When I showed her the speed she had been doing, she became upset and said she wanted to go home to her children and to throw whatever fine at me'

  34. Tuohy, head of the county's executive, died on Tuesday after a battle with illness.

  35. Small-sized childcare providers and childminders say they feel they are being squeezed out due to the policy being pursued by government

  36. They welcomed their son Remy Valentine earlier this month.

  37. A Cork man says repeated requests to replace the damaged flag at Parnell Place bus station have gone unanswered

  38. It takes place on Wednesday, September 30.

  39. 'These are businesses managing their own risk well but believe they are held back by delivery failures outside their control'

  40. From cocooning country houses to sumptuous self-catering hideaways, Penny McCormick suggests a bounty of idyllic seasonal retreats

  41. Former Arsenal and Barcelona forward purchased Soho apartment for $14.85 million in 2010 and renovated the home with his partner, Andrea Rajacic

  42. Both members of the 1999 All-Ireland SHC-winning side, Mallow's McCormack will be put forward for a two-year term, while St Catherine's clubman Morrison will have an initial one-year term with the option of a second.

  43. Glastonbury luxury camp operator behind plan lodged days after council refused rival glamping scheme

  44. Dara O'Shea said Ireland's players will discuss any form of protest around the matches against Israel once their clash with Kosovo is over

  45. On this week’s episode of Arena, the weekly podcast for the Irish Examiner, Maurice Brosnan is joined by Diarmuid O’Flynn to discuss his new book, Not a Patch on the Oul’ Fella: The Life of a Club Hurler.

  46. Past Booker Prize winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart make 2026 shortlist

  47. Parents are also calling for a new, Hiqa-type section of the Department of Education to carry out spot checking and planned inspections, and an immediate overhaul of the vetting and appointment system to safeguard children

  48. The proposed new rules will be trialled next month.

  49. Highest temperatures of 16C to 18C in a light northwesterly or variable breeze are predicted.

  50. The four-time All-Ireland SHC final match official has given a warm reception to proposals from John Meyler’s expert group.