To think that some industries and countries want to continue with business as usual while the world drowns in plastic is enraging, writes, Kathriona Devereux.

Anyone who was young in the 1980s will remember the impact that song had on the world of music and culture, writes JOHN DOLAN

GEMMA KINGSTON, founder of The Family Edit, is encouraging people to support local, support Irish and support Cork businesses as we head into the busy festive shopping period

Irish students are planning for summer 2025, as USIT, Ireland’s working abroad and J1 experts, have released their first drop of job opportunities. Here, Glanmire woman Aoife Deasy, 21, a UCC general nursing student, recalls her time in Chicago

JOHN ARNOLD reflects on life growing up in the 60s and his discovery that his friend 'Johnny' wasn't actually Johnny at all. 

In his weekly column, John Dolan looks ahead to the upcoming elections and asks why climate isn't to the forefront for many ahead of polling day. 

Various pieces of legislation in the coming years may seek to curb some of the basic freedoms we have come to take for granted, says MAURICE O’BRIEN, who urges voters to be vigilant in the run up to the general election. 

Blackpool, Shandon and Ballyvolane feature in today's 'All About Cork' pages.

Concubhar Ó Liatháin shares his views on the publication's satirical article on the Cork man's bedtime routine.