Fawn Clarke, who grew up at Ballymaloe House, tells COLETTE SHERIDAN about her destructive attitude to food, how she overcame it, and how she can now help others deal with it

In this series, RICHARD GORDON spends the day with some of the producers supplying Cork’s Farmers’ Markets. Today he visits an orchard in West Cork which is run by the eighth generation of a farming family

When David Neville decided to run 5km every day for 40 days to raise money in memory of his late uncle, his two buddies tagged along, reveals CHRIS DUNNE

2010, the year Cork won Sam, kicks off a new series of the hit RTE nostalgia show

Acting duo star in new Channel 4 series starting next week

The author and brain expert Professor James Goodwin tells Liz Connor about a few simple lifestyle changes to help slow and even reverse cognitive decline.

Wedding of the Week: Special day arrives for couple who had to cancel wedding with five days to go

The longer days mean more time planning and creating a beautiful garden, says Olive Ryan

Weekend Foodie: Di Curtin's recipes for a delicious chicken, and a Tropical Fruit Bake

Bluefin tuna are one of the world’s most expensive fish and highly prized in Japan. Cork fishermen tell NOEL SWEENEY they want Ireland to secure a quota so they can catch them here

Popular ex-DJ Gareth O’Callaghan tells CHRIS DUNNE about his health battle, his life on Leeside, and his new book

With many of us feeling drained during lockdown, Lisa Salmon talks to two experts on tackling tiredness for good.

This Pear and Chocolate Cake recipe is easy to make and delicious when served warm with cream and chocolate sauce, says Mercy Fenton

Greywood Arts in Killeagh is a remarkable combination of residency and workshop space. Jessica Bonenfant tells CHRIS DUNNE how it came about — with a lot of help from Social Impact Ireland

Person to Person: Dermot Sullivan is one of the most successful and sought after wedding photographers in Munster whose work is regularly featured in our Wedding of the Week, every Saturday in The Echo

Tadgh O’Driscoll has created a mobile sauna that he hopes will go down a treat with beach visitors and hired by private homes for events like birthdays. He tells CHRIS DUNNE how it came about

Midleton man Martin Forrest has set up a business called FITTSTICK which is aimed at exercising at home with a stick — be it cane, crutch, umbrella, brush... whatever. EMMA CONNOLLY finds out more about the wellness venture

The pandemic has changed many lives — here, Cork pilot Kieran O’Regan tells CHRIS DUNNE that he has been driving a tractor for a living since being grounded by Covid

In a new four-part series, RICHARD GORDON spends the day with some of the producers supplying Cork’s Farmers’ Markets. Today he writes about his visit to Cork’s biggest oyster Farm, Rossmore Oysters

As International Dark Sky Week illuminates the issue of light pollution, Ellie O’Byrne talks to a group that says it’s not too late to save Cork’s night skies.

This week’s article is written by Sean Brady, horticulturalist at Blarney Castle Gardens.

The effects of Covid-19 can linger for weeks or months for some people. Liz Connor finds out more about the road to recovery.

Former Taoiseach sets off on a TV travelogue on Sunday evening

Stunning property is one of the finalists for RTE contest on Tuesday

Wedding of the Week: A Douglas couple headed to gorgeous Garinish Island for their wedding photos

Weekend Foodie: Try this gorgeous souffle omelette and also Chocolate Banana Pancake Sticks

Lockdown allowed artist Ann Mechelinck to learn a new skill, which in turn helped her deal with mental health struggles, writes COLETTE SHERIDAN

In our special edition of KidzZone this week we published our latest quiz for children by Ronan Leonard. Take part in it here online...

Cork baker Patricia O’Flaherty tells Maeve Lee she enjoyed a lockdown baking challenge so much that she has now released her own book.

In our special edition of KidzZone this week we published our latest quiz for children by Ronan Leonard. Take part in it here online...

Person To Person: A proud Cork girl at heart, pianist Fionnuala Moynihan takes part in the Mozart Festival being hosted by the Triskel Arts Centre in April

As Dragons’ Den returns to BBC One for an 18th series tonight, Danielle de Wolfe learns more from dragons Deborah Meaden and Sara Davies.

Fruity and spicy, try this delightful carrot cake for size, recipe by Mercy Fenton

KATE RYAN continues her series ‘A Year of Flavour’ , where she looks at what food is in season — to grow, forage or cook. This month she heralds the arrival of springtime

A mum of three from Ballincollig decided to turn her love of making cakes for her kids into a business. CHRIS DUNNE catches up with Lisa Murray of Creative Cakes by Lisa

Many Cork people remain living and working away from home during the pandemic — longing to be reunited with loved ones soon, writes SANDRA QUINN

With Good Friday looming, here's a recipe for tasty Hot Cross Buns from DI CURTIN

Fans of metal music can see a TV show on RTE on Monday night about it

Cork Cystic Fibrosis sufferer Kate Walsh tells CHRIS DUNNE she is looking forward to a healthier future as she approaches her 28th birthday, thanks to latest treatments

A TV show on Sunday looks at efforts to save endangered animals across Europe - including an Irish bird

Comedian Bernard O'Shea tries to turn Cork wildlife park staff into stand-ups in his TV show

A Cork beekeeper appears on a TV foodie show on Good Friday

As a scheme in the UK awards nine clinics ‘Centre of Excellence’ awards, Lisa Salmon finds out more about brain tumour red flags.

As warmer days inch closer, make the most of that extra's hour daylight by sprucing up your garden

A former Echo boy wed his sweetheart from the Old Head of Kinsale this year

Weekend Foodie: A gorgeous Vegetable Tart and Hot Cross Buns for Easter

After a career at CUH, Dr Seamus O’Mahony tells CHRIS DUNNE about his decision to write a book

News of the delights of Wildflour Bakery has been spreading like wildfire... the man behind it, Chris Fahey, tells CHRIS DUNNE why he is opening his own shop in Cork in the coming months

Light with a lovely texture, try this gorgeous almond and fruit cake recipe

He moved to Cork back in March, 2020, to take up a new job, just as Covid hit. Here, chef Vikrant Naidu talks about his family, friends, career and good food

After a record-breaking solo mountain climbing adventure in South America, Sean Villanueva O’Driscoll tells COLETTE SHERIDAN about his passion, his Cork roots, and life in lockdown

Writer Michael Lovett is back in his native Cork with some exciting projects, including a new book and a play, due for launch in the coming weeks, writes COLETTE SHERIDAN

It’s been a tough year for most of us, but Cork blogger Sarah Burke tells BRENDA DENNEHY about her nightmare 2020... and how she bounced back

In her weekly gardening column Olive Ryan looks at what's happening for National Tree Week 

In 2018, Sean O’Leary lost his leg. Five months ago, he lost his beloved wife. The Ballyvolane man tells CHRIS DUNNE about his quest to get fit in her honour

Mallow man Dan Butler set himself the goal of walking 100km over 50 days, in aid of the Mercy Hospital, having been diagnosed with an incurable cancer last November, writes CHRIS DUNNE

Di Curtin shares a recipe for Spring Chicken with Mushrooms and Spinach

Four 16-year-old Kinsale boys are building a miniature Formula 1 car as part of a schools competition. COLETTE SHERIDAN finds out what is the fuelling the ambitious initiative

In the latest episode of Mo Threibh (My Tribe) on RTE1 people share their memories of Sir Henrys

Bríd Murphy and Donal O’Shaughnessy recall their wedding day at the Kinsale Hotel and Spa in County Cork

Another Cork home features in the next episode of Home of the Year, writes John Dolan

It might only be spring, however a slice of this shortcake has a real sense of summer about it, says Mercy Fenton

Retired school principal Con Lynch tells CHRIS DUNNE about his new book, which will raise money for charities close to his heart

In our 'My Weekend' feature, Yseult Cooper Stockdale talks about life in lockdown and a very special upcoming concert in Cork

Chris Dunne

When she lost her job in the economic crash of 2008, Mags Coughlan decided to cycle from Canada to Mexico and re-evaluate life. The journey eventually led her to her dream job at home in Cork, writes CHRIS DUNNE

Tania Pantoja, Director of AMDIE Mexico, who have taken part in the St Patrick’s Day parade in Cork, talks about her hobbies, family and love of Hispanic culture and language

Just because the parades are cancelled and the pubs are closed doesn't mean you can't mark St Patrick's Day, writes John Dolan who shares some TV highlights

Next month, Andy Casey and Eileen McAuliffe are 55 years married. Now they have been reunited with the motorbike he was driving the day they met, after years of searching for the vehicle, writes CHRIS DUNNE

When Debenhams worker Ger Dorgan lost her job after 15 years, she decided to use the time during lockdown to transform her home, writes EMMA CONNOLLY

March 17 is always a landmark day in the diary for the garden, says Olive Ryan

On March 19, 1921, one of the largest battles in the war for independence took place in Co Cork. Military historian GERRY WHITE remembers the events of the Crossbarry Ambush, which proved a remarkable success for Tom Barry’s leadership

A musician turned bar boss, a medical rep turned fitness trainer, and a publican turned fireman... BRENDA DENNEHY talks to Cork trio who adapted to the pandemic

Goodbye House is a tv series that follows someone trying to discover a new property. A Cork-based property consultant features in this week's show

Rachael and Eoghan Hayes, who are building a home in Ladysbridge, were wed in a civil ceremony

Best friends from Cork feature in a series of Mo Threibh (My Tribe) on 

Three Cork mums tell BRENDA DENNEHY about their shock — and delight — after they almost went to full term without realising they were expecting a child

This is a sweet, spicy and delicious cake that is simple to make, writes Mercy Fenton

In our My Weekend feature, Alan Ashman reflects on St Patrick's Day festivals past, turning 30 and why he loves being a part of the Barrack Street Band

After he had a stroke, Steve McDonald decided he needed to get heathy, and sea swimming in his native West Cork provided the solution, he tells CHRIS DUNNE

Mum’s the word in children’s books as Mother’s Day nears, says Pet O’Connell

Lots of readers contacted JO KERRIGAN after last week’s Throwback Thursday on the 100th anniversary of The Pavilon opening, including a former worker there

In our Person to Person feature we catch up with Ainle Ó Cairealláin to talk about his successful Rebel Matters podcast, supporting refugees in West Bank and life in lockdown

Ahead of Mother’s Day this Sunday, a Cork-based chef remembers his own mum who has inspired him to help families being supported by Edel House, writes CHRIS DUNNE

Sean Brady, horticulturalist at Blarney Castle Garden shares some advice on how to encourage bees into your garden at this time of year

CHRIS DUNNE catches up with a woman who now calls Bere Island home, about taking up running and competing in ultra marathons

Buttevant priest Fr Eugene Baker tells CHRIS DUNNE about a Lenten walking trek that aims to raise funds for the war-stricken people of South Sudan

Globetrotter Emma Gleeson tells ISABEL CONWAY about her ambitious plan to launch an education initiative from her new base in Kenya

Corkman John Creedon is on hand to guide us through the maze of maps and roadways in a second series of Creedon’s Atlas Of Ireland starting on RTÉ1 at 6.30pm tomorrow, Sunday, March 6.

This is a decadent tart worth making... by Mercy Fenton

Ex-Army recruit Michelle Dunne’s thriller is making waves on both sides of the Atlantic writes Grainne McGuinness

A third Cork home features in the next episode of the latest series of Home of the Year

Rochestown-based couple Cornelia Ryan and Michael Ahern, who were wed on December 30 tell us about their day

Clara Cooney, owner of Clara Cooks, turned her passion for food into her career and gives cooking classes in people’s own homes, and will also prepare dinner parties for them and show them how to arrange the kitchen

Kevin Twomey and PJ Kirby’s comedy podcast, called I’m Grand Mam’, is attracting big audiences from around the world, reveals GEORGINA O’HALLORAN