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As part of the upcoming event, Peter Browne s curating a lecture and concert that explores how early broadcasting brought the music into many people's homes
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Riverdance star posted on Facebook: 'My gorgeous bride of twenty years has gone to the Lord in Heaven.'
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It follows a proposal from the Vintners Federation of Ireland
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Former Cork captain and Glen Rovers star Stephen McDonnell and Eoghan Cormican, Irish Examiner GAA writer, join Seánie to review another dramatic club weekend.
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Ali Ghasemi Mazidi is one of the ten men arrested in the West Cork villages of Tragumna and Leap in March 2024.
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Family of Paula Canty, who was killed by Joseph Butler, told the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork of the devastation and heartbreak at her death
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Two mobile phones and two laptops which were seized in Cork and Kerry during the investigation contained information that the defence had not yet been able to analyse, the Special Criminal Court heard
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To mark World Teachers Day on October 5, Jonathan deBurca Butler asks three well-known Irish people for memories of their most influential educators
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Teachers' unions to join proposed countrywide strike on October 14
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This dormer bungalow punches above its weight both inside and out
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Court of Appeal in Belfast had heard Parades Commission failed to 'properly weigh' what police told it about the potential for disorder if the Drumcree parade was given the go-ahead
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'Cork needs this unit because it could be restricting people in this part of the country from getting the same treatments that others are getting'
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Tánaiste Simon Harris, Regional Independents leader Sean Canney, and public expenditure minister Jack Chambers are meeting in Government Buildings on Monday afternoon to nail down the final aspects of Budget 2027
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At the sentencing hearing on Monday, Ms Canty’s family spoke of their deep grief and loss and said they were left in January 2025 to organise her funeral on days when they should have been organising her 32nd birthday
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In advance of his Cork visit, the Dublin funnyman includes Brass Eye, Artemis Fowl, and Sugar Man among his touchstones
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If you want to continue caring for birds but wish to prevent rodents from gathering for the leftovers, there are a few things you can do to deter them.
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Daniel Kinahan viewed Monday's proceedings via video-link from Portlaoise Prison but will be produced in-person for next week's sitting
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John Kiely will have all of his vaunted Limerick backroom team back together for another shot at Munster and All-Ireland glory in 2027.
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Russian authorities have quarantined a hospital and are monitoring contacts of an employee at a plague research institute in Siberia who contracted ...
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The criticism didn’t just come from the written press as one panellist on Channel 12 television’s Morning News show on Monday added: “The hypocrisy of the Irish is unbelievable."
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Who will actually feel better off after Tuesday?
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When adding a WC to an existing house it is advisable that you align with all prevailing regulations
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Eunice Power shares her surprisingly economical Marbella Chicken recipe
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Jessica Quinn, a trustee of Cat Action Trust Cork, said the thefts are often connected to acts of animal cruelty, where dogs are set upon the cats that are subsequently savaged.
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Penneys will also deliver special Late Late Toy Show pyjamas to children spending Toy Show night in Children’s Health Ireland hospitals and urgent care centres
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The problem with speakerphone is that, whether boring or salacious, there is no option to opt out
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Higher education minister James Lawless secured fee discounts where families have multiple students in third-level education.
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People set to benefit from tax band changes, cuts to childcare costs, and reduced college fees, writes Political Correspondent Louise Burne
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Teachers will join more than 100,000 public sector workers who began their work-to-rule last week, initiated after delays in agreeing a new public sector pay deal
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A pristine pearl of a family home with a neat garden
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Micheál Mullins, described as 'a revelation' by his manager Tomás Mulcahy, wouldn’t have been on most people’s bingo cards for a brace of goals but he took them so well.
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Vision Ireland data shows the city issued no fines in 2025, while Cork County Council issued just one, down from 11 the previous year
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€354m was lost because of unrecovered overpayments between 2016 and 2025 — in addition to an outstanding debt balance of €597.4m at the end of 2015
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Fitzmaurice has already got a lesson in the politics of Galway football
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Research also suggests that between 50 and 70% of people with depression experience some form of sexual dysfunction
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Troy Parrott’s penalty on 39 minutes in the behind-closed-doors venue ought to have sent Ireland towards a second successive victory over their opponents but a sloppy equaliser conceded immediately after half-time cost Ireland another lead and two points.
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The search, which began in July last year, has so far discovered the remains of 109 infants at the site
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Whether it’s dull, dry, frizzy, grey, damaged by the sun, or growing back after chemotherapy, your hair needs tender loving care, says Sabrina Hill
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The date on your birth cert is only part of the story when it comes to age, as science shows that lifestyle and diet play a major role
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Barbara O’Neill has previously claimed that cancer is a fungus that can be treated with bicarbonate soda
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Gardaí and emergency services are at the scene, with motorists advised to use alternative routes while investigations continue
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Committee findings on thorny issue in the Kingdom will be presented to a County Board meeting next week
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Kathleen Carey’s family had buried her sister two weeks earlier as gardaí continue to investigate the circumstances of her death
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Cork councillors have raised concerns about water shortages and infrastructure problems holding up hundreds of proposed homes
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Dreamin' of Californian-style living is easy at this smarter-than-average home in Midleton's Bailick
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Maths and English reform for Senior Cycle was due to be rolled out to fifth-year students next year
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Sources say meeting between the media minister and the public expenditure minister were 'concise', as negotiations with Government departments become fraught
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Ambition and reality will have to travel together in Cork's South Docks
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The lack of political leadership left Irish footballers stuck in a Hungarian hotel, pressured from all sides.
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Financial hits as well as external economic pressures provided the backdrop for the round of 10 or so redundancies which damaged morale earlier this year but the most devastating aspect of this scenario was the top brass’s mishandling of the Roger Randle…