Victoria Piper still fondly recalls asking a teacher at her former secondary school Coláiste Muire in Crosshaven to excuse her from class so she could photograph the vessel from the school yard

Audiences can expect the best of contemporary theatre, with award-winning plays

The hospital recently purchased the Da Vinci XI surgical robot which is used for prostatectomies, cardiac valve repair, and renal and gynecologic surgical procedures

The funeral mass of the retired farmer from Berrings was held at Saint Mary’s Church in Berrings on Thursday afternoon.

The street will close to through-traffic from Tuesday, January 31

Shortly after 9pm last night, Gardaí attended a residence in the town following the sudden death of a male toddler. 

The OPW said the next stage of works at the castle cannot commence without ministerial consent from the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage

The tenant who has lived in the three-bedroom detached house for 20 years with her husband and two kids said Cork City Council should be more ‘proactive’ in dealing with the issues.

€50 million has been allocated across all local authorities based on the number of new arrivals located there and will be drawn down over 2023 and 2024

Cork City Council signs up to EU climate change charter

Over 4,000 cyclists have participated since the inaugural event in 2012, raising €356,325 for the local beneficiaries in the process. 

Figures have shown that the RSA Driving Test Centre in Ballincollig had a pass rate of over 75% for driving tests in 2022.

After Sergeant Pat Lyons outlined the alleged facts, Judge Kelleher did accept jurisdiction to deal with the case.

Traffic heavy in both directions, with long delays reported.

Inspector Gillian Sinnott told Judge Marian O’Leary at Cork District Court: “He was trying to kiss this lady upstairs on the bus.” 

Designer goods outlet, FLANNELS is set to open their second Irish store in the old Eason’s location on Patrick’s Street.

Among the speakers confirmed for the event are Stephen Teap, who lost his wife Irene to cervical cancer.

Electric, based in South Mall, have abandoned the generic table-for-two bookings and have opted for group dining.

Cork City Council has revealed that refurbishment work is set to take place on the ‘Listening Posts’ installation on Penrose Quay.

The planned city centre rally comes after a number of anti-refugee protests around the country

Beginning on February 17, Laoise Leahy will programme and perform at The Green Room Sessions

The street will close to through-traffic from Tuesday, January 31, however, access to local businesses and homes will remain, as will emergency access to the street.

Yesterday, the INMO raised concerns about the number of children without a bed in Irish hospitals

Gardaí attended Penneys in Wilton and met the defendant with a member of security staff

When the market began, in the early 70s, Carrigaline was a village of 650. Now it has over 20,000 inhabitants.

There were 647 Covid-19 cases (PCR) in Cork in the 14 days up to midnight on January 16

Patrick O’Brien sued Bus Éireann over the incident that occurred near the terminus in Mayfield on the evening of April 6, 2018

ans of the comedy-adventure are also encouraged to dress up as their favourite characters

Brian O’Donovan will address the audience on The Divided States of America: My Four Years In Washington

The announcement follows a call from Sinn Féin TD for Cork North Central, Thomas Gould, that Irish Rail should restore catering on its trains.

The scope of this one-year study is developing teaching and learning techniques for dyslexic students, equipping them with tools and skills to facilitate their learning and tackling the working world post-education.

Walty has been involved in various projects in Passage West over the years, including the care and enhancement of the oldest graveyard in Marmullane.

The road traffic collision occurred on the N71 between Bandon and Clonakilty near Gaggan.

As the weekend approaches, a high-pressure system will largely dominate as it moves across the country from the west.

Cork Triathlon Club (CTC) has a large sporting presence, with membership soaring in recent years thanks to more and more people trying out the popular sport, which features swimming, cycling, and running.

"Further routes to key business locations will be required to support continued economic growth in the Cork region." 

“When informed that he was going to be searched he dropped a tinfoil wrap with a small amount of white powder. He denied at the time that the substance was his." 

The settlement, the terms of which are confidential, is without an admission of liability

The charge states that on January 22 at Room 2, St. Joseph’s Ward, Mercy University Hospital, he did murder Matthew Healy, contrary to Common Law.

Tá grúpa ceoltóirí, amhránaithe, aisteoirí, agus rinceoirí ó Ghaeltacht Mhúscraí sa tóir ar bhua uile-Éireann an deireadh seachtaine seo

One councillor said she is getting calls “every single day” from people in private rented accommodation with nowhere to go

A councillor called for an update on current arrangements in place to deal with dangerous dogs including “the numbers employed in this area and the powers available to council to deal with owners of dangerous breeds of dogs”.

He said that as waiting times in East Cork for NCTs are running into late August

He is expected to appear before Cork District Court this morning.

Mr O'Connor said that Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) who has responsibility for new road construction, yesterday confirmed to him that it will seek what is termed “gate zero” approval from the Department of Transport during the first quarter of this year.

PLANS for a state-of-the-art extension to a Cork secondary school have been green-lit by Cork City Council.

The defendant pleaded guilty to a charge of obstructing a drugs search on July 6 2022 at Cotters Street.

Tehran native Shadi Mahjoum has been bravely speaking out against the regime since she was a child.

Gardaí, units from Cork City Fire Brigade and the National Ambulance Service attended the incident which occurred shortly before 6pm.

A BORN-AGAIN Christian arrested at the weekend for allegedly having €16,000 worth of heroin and €4,000 worth of crack cocaine at an apartment in Cork said it was a blessing to be remanded in custody as it helped her to get through the worst of cold ...

"The year 2023 marks the half-way point since the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that need to be achieved by 2030. And we know that the SDGs will not be achieved without greater investment in education," Bernie Connolly, CEF coordinator, said. 

In both cases the property was never recovered and the stores were at a loss for the stolen goods.

The completed 70-acre park will be six times larger than Fitzgerald’s Park and equivalent in size to Dublin Zoo.

A disturbing video clip being shared online prompted Adrienne Acton to look for advice on how to talk to young people about what they might be seeing on social media. 

A planning application to build a 92-unit residential development at Bessborough in Blackrock has been refused by Cork City Council.

Micheál Martin said he commended the bravery of Iranian women and men who continue to exercise their fundamental rights to freedom of speech and freedom of assembly

Volunteers from the social and gardening education group in The Glen run weekly sessions for all ages and abilities

The idea of turning waste into fertiliser came to them last September after their teacher, Anthony Malone, suggested they visit a local coffee shop for a think-in session over a cuppa

Pest control provider Rentokil has reported that 17% of its callouts in 2022 were in Cork

This year marks the 15th staging of the Cork City Marathon which made its successful in-person return last June

The planned works are part of Uisce Éireann’s National Leakage Reduction Programme and may cause supply disruptions.

The new jobs arise due to the ongoing expansion of the ALDI store network.

A spokesperson for Cork Kerry Community Healthcare (CKCH) said there is “regret that young people cannot always access the CAMHS service as quickly as they, or we, would like”.

The second phase of the route begins near Bessborough, crossing the N40 and the Douglas Estuary via bridges, and travelling to the Cork city boundary to the west of Passage West, via Harty’s Quay, the R610 Rochestown Road, and Hop Island.

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has called for a full security audit of all hospitals.

Gardaí are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding Mr Healy’s death

Fourteen-year-old Oscar Davis McNamara, from Ballycotton in Cork, is nothing short of inspirational, with his dedication to helping charities an inspiration to many.

Female representation in STEM is ‘making gains’, but there is still work to do in our homes, schools, workplaces, government and society, Darragh Bermingham hears

Soccer sensation, Mark O’Mahony will play for the Seagulls U21s in Premier League 2.

A man in his thirties who was arrested at the scene is being held for questioning at the Bridewell Garda Station. 

Invoices totalling €34,000 were issued by Cork County Council, but by the end of the year no levies were collected and the total debtor figure for derelict site levies owed to the council stood at €340,000.

Courtmacsherry’s new lifeboat arrives

Transport For Ireland (TFI) bicycle stands across Cork city, which have been plagued with glitches after heavy rainfall, will now be fully operational despite the weather, according to an NTA spokesperson.

The primary school principal said their new permanent location in Janeville is ‘ideal’.

Jimmy, as he was called by his parents, was fourth in a family of seven.

“Prime country homes continue to be in strong demand as remote or flexible working is now a viable working pattern for many." 

“With tears in his eyes he said: ‘If there was public transport to Kilcully, I would come every day’.

Activist and head of the Over-60s Talent Competition, Paddy O’Brien said that Mick is giving hope to other widowers disillusioned about finding love again.

Two city councillors speak to Eoin Kelleher about the significant transformation set to take place on Cork city’s northside, where they live and represent, in the coming years

The decision to return to college as mature students has given many a new direction. Graduates of UCC’s Youth and Community Work social science degree tell Eoin Kelleher how it benefitted them.

Educators on Cork’s northside, as well as pupils, tell Breda Graham about the benefits of being part of the Apple Education Programme

"They are an incredibly talented bunch who have created a powerful testament to their culture." 

"The staff in the hospitals also need our support, they are desperate for change." 

“All of us here at the Port of Cork look forward to welcoming the cruise liners, passengers, and crew in the coming months.”

“With Penny Dinners, it is not only what they do themselves, but also what they encourage other people to do by their example, they spread kindness in our city, and that is a very good thing." 

He referred to shocking experiences including river rescues which emergency services are attending on a regular basis and some incidents where people tell him they don't want to be saved.

"The situation at the moment is horrific.”

AXA Research Chair of Applied Pathogen Ecology at University College Cork (UCC) Gerry Killeen described Covid-19 as “a lot more severe and complicated” than other respiratory viruses such as the common cold or flu.

University College Cork is to host a series of accessible lectures on science’s role in society over the coming months.

Corkman Hugh O’Brien will host an exclusive hour-long Life & Times interview with the late Donal Ring on Monday, January 23, and with Joe ‘Mac’ on January 30, both shows running from 7pm to 8pm.

When the man failed a roadside test for cannabis, gardaí searched his car and found three cannabis wraps, a gas-powered gun, oleoresin capsicum (pepper) spray and rubber pellet ammunition which emits pepper spray.

The recruitment campaign for the vacant GMS GP position will close at midday on February 1.

Mr Bailey was present in Skibbereen courthouse in West Cork today for the hearing of the case with written submissions to be made before the appeal can be finalised.

In 2012, a severe flood caused tens of millions of euro worth of damage to 82 homes and 30 businesses in Glanmire and Sallybrook

Defence solicitor, Diarmuid Kelleher, said the accused had been remanded in custody before now and was doing well in prison where he was attending counselling and also pursuing his education