Derek Daly looks at six Leeside legends as we celebrate 130 years of The Echo

For the past 130 years, The Echo has been alongside us, informing Cork communities what’s happening, what’s not happening, and what should be happening - says CE Cork City Council, Ann Doherty

Dylan O’Connell looks back at 10 standout moments in Cork soccer over The Echo’s 130 years of reporting on the game

Local newspapers are a vital part of the community, says DECLAN McGUIRE, President of Local Ireland, the representative body for the 42 regional newspapers in Ireland

Lord Mayor Colm Kelleher shares his pride in his city, county, community - and all things connected to Cork - including The Echo - as the paper marks its 130th anniversary this week

As we continue our series to mark The Echo’s 130th anniversary this week, County Mayor GILLIAN COUGHLAN lends her voice to pay tribute to the paper and its contribution to Cork

The Echo has long earned the respect of its readership, and has become part of what we are, says proud Corkman and Echo columnist TP O’MAHONY

Denis Hurley reflects on a stunning Cork City victory, Munster's Miracle Match and the greatness of Sonia as we mark 130 years of Echo sport

John Joe O’Regan from Lisgoold is among the readers who have been supporting the newspaper for years

Denis Hurley picks through the most thrilling Cork hurling matches from The Echo archives as we mark 130 years of the paper

Eileen Jones tells Sarah Horgan how the Cork newspaper has been part of her life right from her early days

The Echo Boys have entered the fabric of Cork culture, by their presence and their trademark call, says JOHN DOLAN

An Taoiseach Micheál Martin shares his thoughts with Elaine Duggan on the role The Echo has played in the life of Cork’s history, politics, community and sport, to mark the paper’s 130th anniversary this week

The Echo is celebrating 130 years this week. Here we take a look back at the stories that had Cork people picking up the paper in years gone by

The Echo is celebrating 130 years this week. Here we take a look back at the stories that had Cork people picking up the paper in years gone by

Mark Woods looks back at how The Echo tracked the sporting highs of some Leeside legends, in Rebel county and beyond

As we celebrate 130 years of The Echo, John Coughlan talks to Teddy McCarthy, iconic double winner

For 130 years, The Echo has told the story of Cork, bringing its readers the news from across the city, the county, the nation, and the world. Donal O’Keeffe dips into the archives for a selective look at the news as told by Cork’s local paper.

The first Evening Echo, as it was then known, was sold on the streets of Cork on June 14, 1892.

On the 130 birthday of the iconic Cork paper, The Echo was feeling the love.

“British Monarch Passes Away In His Sleep” read the headline on our top story on Wednesday, February 6, 1952

The Cork woman is one of many readers sharing their remarkable connections with the newspaper today as the organisation marks its 130th anniversary

Each Friday, RICHARD FORREST of Cork City Library writes a column for The Echo called Echoes Of Our Past, which looks back to the reports of 100 years ago. Here, he studies various events in Cork on June 14 - the day The Echo was born - down the decades

Award-winning Cork writer Cónal Creedon has penned a special tribute to The Echo as the paper celebrates its 130th anniversary today, Tuesday, June 14.

Christy Ring is the greatest sportsperson in Cork history as Éamonn Murphy explains as we celebrate the 130th anniversary of The Echo