Cork manager's focus on player-development has seen the goals flow

IN the last number of years the rules of GAA, mainly football, have changed considerably and it always leads to much debate.

Soldiers are being deployed to assist staff at nursing homes in two locations in Cork, while additional HSE staff have also been deployed to a private nursing home in Cork.

A woman who was released on bail on January 11 was caught shoplifting in Cork city by 6pm that day and now she has been jailed for four months.

A CALL from a distressed youth who was left without any human contact for 14 days due to Covid-19 has prompted serious concern from Childline.

A Cork-based healthcare worker has called on the Government to fast track non-EU doctors’ citizenship applications.

PROGRESS to the much delayed Glashaboy Flood Relief scheme has been welcomed by a Cork TD, who says Glanmire residents have “waited long enough”.

Former Irish full-back and captain inspired Munster to beat the All Blacks

With over 3,700 entries submitted over the course of the year, our 2020 competition has finally come to an end and we have some amazing images to share with you as our winners are announced

A CORK TD has called on the Minister for Education to publish the contingency plans in place for the Leaving Certificate, and to be “transparent and honest” with students.

A CORK TD has called on the Minister for Education to publish the contingency plans in place for the Leaving Certificate, and to be “transparent and honest” with students.

Senator Jerry Buttimer has been re-admitted to Fine Gael almost five months after losing the party whip for attending an Oireachtas Golf Society dinner Mr Buttimer was one of three Fine Gael senators at last summer's Oireachtas Golf Society dinner, ...

A new book ‘Homeless Moments’ which is a collection of works telling a story of homelessness, has been launched in Cork. The publication is a joint initiative of Cork City Libraries and Focus Ireland as part of World Book Fest in 2020.

Health and Safety Authority outlines the implications for the trade and supply of chemicals, machinery, transportable pressure equipment and for accreditation

New regulations surrounding the sale and supply of alcohol have come into force. Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly has welcomed the measures under the Public Health (Alcohol) Act which are designed to restrict price promotions of alcohol products.

A major parcel courier has paused some delivery services into Ireland as well as the rest of Europe - because of pressure caused by new post-Brexit red tape.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has voiced his "concern and dismay" at events in Washington DC, where pro-Trump protestors stormed the Capitol building.

A referendum may be required to allow female politicians to take maternity leave, the Taoiseach has said.

2020 HAS been a difficult year for most industries, and travel agents have been hit harder than most with cancelled flights and advice against going abroad. However, despite the challenges, the industry has remained resilient.

NINE residents of Kinsale Road direct provision centre have tested positive for Covid-19, according to a letter from HSE to residents seen by The Echo.

Terrific documentary cast fresh light on Ring's life and career

FOURTEEN assassinations were thwarted in 2019, according to the annual report of An Garda Síochána. The report for 2019, which was published this morning, also revealed that 18 firearms and €21 million worth of drugs were seized, while up to €3.

PUBLICANS have voiced their frustration and disappointment at the Government’s decision not to reopen wet pubs as the country comes out of Level 5 restrictions on a phased basis before Christmas.

A Louisville police officer who shot Breonna Taylor after he was wounded by her boyfriend has said she “didn’t deserve to die”.

The government’s €4 billion spending boost for the health service “could be wasted” without plans to get staffing right, the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) will warn the Oireachtas health committee today.

CORK motor dealers have welcomed the omission of the proposed ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 in the Government’s Climate Action bill.

Leaving Certificate students across the country are receiving CAO offers this afternoon. Students were able to access their offers from 2pm on the CAO portal, or through their email or by text.

The public can now apply to take home a piece of Mahon's landmark Monkey Puzzle tree, which came crashing down as a result of Storm Ellen.

SPECULATION is mounting that Cork TD and former Tánaiste Simon Coveney will take up the role of EU commissioner, leaving a TD spot in Cork South Central up for grabs.

In his weekly column John Arnold writes about the legacy left by John Hume