Mr Harris also said it is “possible” there will be a Government by January 22, adding that formation talks have been “going really well”.

Changes are afoot in Cork South Central, with two big vote-collecting TDs not running. Amy Campbell takes a look at how the landscape may change

Cork North West is a sprawling constituency which has been dominated by Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael since its inception and in which farming, housing, the cost and availability of childcare and incumbency could be the deciding factors writes Concubhar Ó Liathain

The party did not rule out a coalition with Sinn Féin

1,573 Cork secondary teachers across 52 schools will take part in a nationwide lunchtime protest outside schools today, seeking a delay in the implementation of Senior Cycle redevelopment.

First-time voters often do not know they have to register and so may miss the deadline, or turn up to vote only to be turned away.

A poll by this newspaper found that the vast majority of Cork candidates believes the next election is only weeks away. Could they be right? Donal O’Keefe reports

Party leader Holly Cairns said that the candidate had been a strong voice for the people of Cork East on Cork County Council on a range of issues — with a focus on housing, healthcare, and our environment.

A look back at the count in City Hall yesterday

The Tánaiste reiterated his intention that he would like to see the government run its full term when questioned on the issue at City Hall at the weekend.

A total of 158,902 people in Cork city are registered to vote in the upcoming local elections – an increase of approximately 10,000 electors since last year.

Polling takes place on Friday, June 7 and there are five electoral areas of the city with 31 members set to be elected to Cork City Council.