Patrick Kielty will also speak to Live Aid veterans, comedian James Acaster and former Munster rugby star Simon Zebo

The body was discovered in Ballyellis at approximately 1.30pm on Thursday.

Ahead of DLD (Developmental Language Disorder) Day tomorrow, October 16, Neidín Dalton, from Sunday’s Well, Cork, explains how the condition affects her family

Cork County Council is using a range of measures to bring properties back into use, including engagement with owners, sales processes, works, planning applications and statutory notices

At the Oireachtas meeting, MTU president Maggie Cusack said the lack of purpose-built student accommodation and transport infrastructure was creating an “appalling” gridlock centred around the college’s Bishopstown campus.

Patrick ‘Patsy’ O’Sullivan was 35 at the time of his disappearance. Over the course of the last three decades efforts were made collaboratively by members of An Garda Síochána and Mr O’Sullivan’s family to locate the Mallow native

Esther McCarthy

Almost two decades after the iconic store closed on Patrick Street, CHRIS DUNNE talks to three former staff about a reunion taking place this month

The hornet, which typically hails from southeast Asia, has been identified on numerous occasions in Ireland since the species first arrived in Europe in 2004. Two hornets were spotted in Cork last year.

“It is a pleasure to be with the Taoiseach,” Mayor Mamdani told reporters. “We also not only have celebrated Cork and Cork FC, but now we are going to get on the Subway."

Cork County Council was not aware that a house it purchased was located in Co Limerick

The programme on Saturday reflects on how music often begins in childhood: in lullabies, playground rhymes, family gatherings and the first tune learned by ear.

This week on Throwback Thursday, JO KERRIGAN hears memories of the Palace Cinema, plus a man who lived at the Sextant Bar recalls the Opera House fire

Ahead of the centenary next year, John Arnold visits the Dunmanway homestead of the man forever synonymous with the All-Ireland football trophy

Muskerry side face St Michael's in Premier SFC relegation play-off on Saturday in Ovens

In Cork city, the restaurant opened at the site which was previously occupied by Tara's Team Rooms. 

A Cork man says repeated requests to replace the damaged flag at Parnell Place bus station have gone unanswered

This week in our series, The Pubs Of Cork, CHRIS DUNNE heads to Geary’s in Charleville, named the best bar in Munster, and talks to a family with long links to the place

The successful bidder will reportedly be required to run the event centre for several years, will be required to provide 50% of the capital funding for construction, and fully fund maintenance and running of the centre.

Premier Intermediate status secured by East Cork club who can now regroup for 2027

'This should recognise the immense musical and cultural contribution of Co Cork, particularly the many successful Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann branches throughout the county, which play a vital role in nurturing musicians, dancers, and singers'

The annual event, hosted by Cork Athletics, is the largest of its kind on the Munster calendar, and raises an estimated €1.5m every year for selected charities

Owen O’Keefe is no stranger to completing extreme challenges, and this summer, the Fermoy man added a new one to his list - pioneering a 39km swim from Baltimore Harbour to Mizen Head. He tells COLETTE SHERIDAN about the feat, and his plans for his next adventure.

After purchasing an online EuroDreams ticket for a draw on July 30, he won a Tier 2 prize, which will see him receive a total of €120,000 by 2031

The first white cooperage in Ireland to open this century has commenced operations in East Cork. KATE RYAN meets owner Killian O’Mahony, who trained at Midleton Distillery, to find why he has decided to embrace this tradition.

For now, Ballinora are down to face Macroom in the PIFC quarter-finals but Fermoy believe they should have won Saturday's game by a point

A committed community and a generous Australian benefactor banded together to create a cultural centre in Newmarket. ADRIENNE ACTON finds out more...

Garda Representative Association (GRA) has warned that resourcing still remains a critical issue, saying the city needs an additional 75 gardaí.

The proposals form part of the council’s speed limit review and would include 30km/h speed limits in residential and other areas, alongside changes to speed limits across the wider city road network.

The Luas Cork Preferred Route 2026 Post-Consultation Report details the findings from this year’s eight-week public consultation on the preferred route for the proposed light rail line linking Ballincollig and Mahon Point.

Ireland’s largest county should have a constant presence in the Premier Division but a multitude of reasons are behind three relegations in five years.

This week in Throwback Thursday, JO KERRIGAN remembers the pubs that have closed up in Cork city, including The Viscount, The Celtic, and Bantry Bar. 

Ms Quinn said it is difficult to pinpoint the reason for an increase this year, but believes that both a lack of neutering and evictions are a factor.

Martin Scannell went to England and became an electrical engineer. He got employment in a major cinema. But after a tragic incident at home, he never returned to Ireland again. 

'There’s some great people involved in Bishopstown. They are great people, but I am also delighted for Éire Óg, management team and player'

This week in our series, The Pubs Of Cork, ADRIENNE ACTON visits The Spaniard Inn in Kinsale, and hears how it attracts famous names among its clientele. 

Patrick Keohane, from Courtmacsherry in West Cork, was a member of the famous Robert Falcon Scott’s team during his epic Terra Nova expedition.

Green Party councillor Honore Kamegni has suggested that the council considers redeveloping one of the two car parks for residential accommodation.

This week in our series The Pubs Of Cork, CHRIS DUNNE heads to TP Cotter’s in Macroom, and talks to Jack and Breda Cotter, who both had parents in the trade in the town

Mr Kinsella served as chairperson or sole manager in eight schools and joined the board of management at a further three.

Young Rebels won the Munster title last weekend after beating Limerick 

On September 10 the Cahalane sisters will appear on stage with the O’Duffy Cup, giving fans the opportunity to hear about their journey to becoming All-Ireland camogie champions.

A large crowd is expected to attend the unveiling of his monument, with relatives coming from all over Ireland and some from Britain.

Many tributes have been pouring in over recent days following the passing of Mr Buckley, who was a stalwart of business, sporting and community life in Macroom for many years, including statements from both Macroom GAA and the AFC soccer club.

Following a nationwide application and judging process, nine organisations from across Ireland were selected, with three winners chosen in each of the three categories: Sport and wellness, cultural and heritage, and community.

Cork, Glen and St Nicholas stalwart celebrated his 100th birthday last year

Armed response gardaí responded following calls about a ‘riot’ in the Spring Lane area of Ballyvolane in the northside of Cork city 

Christian Brothers College students are celebrating strong Leaving Cert results, including eight pupils achieving the maximum 625 points

The new homes on Kennedy Quay, next to the River Lee and adjacent to the iconic former Odlums flour mill, signals the start of a wider transformation of the south docks into a vibrant new neighbourhood.

Last week, Boxd was granted planning permission for new premises on the city's Washington Street, with planners in City Hall giving the go-ahead to change the use of the vacant ground-floor office at Florence Buildings on the corner of Washington St and Hanover Place into a cafe.