cork newsCork man remanded in custody over €500,000 cannabis seizure'He has a significant drugs debt because of this alleged incident,' detective tells court
cork news€6m contract awarded as major East Cork road project moves forwardPlan to examine route options, preparing the design and environmental assessments, and bringing the project through the statutory planning process
cork sportMatthew Bradley and Shane Tarrant lead Aghabullogue to historic win over Éire Óg52 years the Coachford-based outfit have waited to record a hurling championship victory over their neighbours
cork sport Seamus Harnedy hits 1-14 for St Ita's but Killeagh's five goal blast sees them over the line in the JAHC game
cork sport Cork PIHC: Ballincollig have eight points to spare in opening day win over a gallant Bishopstown team
From hospital ward to five thriving businesses: Ballincollig entrepreneur marks milestoneAfter arriving in Ireland from the Philippines to work in a nursing home, Ryan Lumor has gone on to open five businesses in five years, creating 18 full-time jobs
Cork PIHC: Castlemartyr off to flying start after victory over rivals LisgooldMike Kelly starred as a sweeper, while Billy McGann was outstanding up front and finished with 2-2 for the winners
Kilworth laid the foundation for an impressive win over Ballymartle in the second quarter of the first half
Hill walk to take place in Cork in memory of 'wonderful, gentle' Tricia Gerard O’Rourke pays tribute to his late wife, who died of cancer, and tells COLETTE SHERIDAN why he is helping to organise an annual walk up Hungry Hill in Cork to raise funds for a cancer charity
My golden memories of Glen Hansard’s Cork gigsMARK McCLELLAND, a former Echo features writer, specialising in music, now a musician based in London, shares some of his fond memories of singer/songwriter Glen Hansard after his sad passing
Throwback Thursday: Memories of the Cork bridge you had to walk acrossThere have been many incarnations of the Youghal bridge to Waterford, and for many years it was closed to traffic, recalls JO KERRIGAN in Throwback Thursday
Meet the makers: Women in Cork continuing crafts learned from their familiesAhead of Cork Craft Month, MARGARET DONNELLAN talks to two participants - a Cobh potter, and a soap-maker who says her product embraces tradition, culture, and heritage
Cork producer: 'Rea was generous on set and lovely to be around'Fresh from winning the Puttnam Award, two women behind the short film Éist tell CARA O’DOHERTY about hiring Stephen Rea for the shoot
Stevie G: Changing tastes for music festivals sees smaller more intimate events gaining in popularity
Keeping their house in order: How PSRA regulation has raised the bar for Ireland’s property services sectorThe Property Services Regulatory Authority ensures property services providers maintain high standards across all aspects of their work