Frank Mulrennan, President, Local Ireland, wishes the Evening Echo a happy birthday. Local Ireland is the representative body for regional newspapers in Ireland, which represents more than 40 regional newspapers nationwide

Our series marking the 125th anniversary of the Evening Echo continues, as CARA O’DOHERTY winds back the clock 75 years

To mark the 125th anniversary of the Evening Echo, Declan Hassett, editor of the Cork Evening Echo from 1976 to 1985 recalls his time at the helm

In the latest part of our series marking 125 years of the Evening Echo, CARA O’DOHERTY sees a copy of the paper a century ago

As we continue our series celebrating the Evening Echo's 125th birthday, TP O'Mahony recalls how the paper was a staple of every household in his park growing up

Continuing our series celebrating the Evening Echo’s 125th birthday today, CARA O’DOHERTY looks at the first edition of the 20th century

As we celebrate our 125th anniversary tomorrow, June 14, we asked readers to share their Evening Echo stories with us... and, as ever, you came up with the goods!

The Evening Echo is 125 years old on June 14 and we are marking the anniversary all this week. Here is a message from Editor of the Evening Echo, Maurice Gubbins

The Evening Echo is 125 years old on June 14 and we are marking the anniversary all this week — starting with a look at the oldest existing copy, dating back to 1896

In June this year, the Evening Echo will be celebrating its 125th anniversary. The Cork Evening Echo first hit the streets on June 14, 1892, and has been a part of the city and county’s fabric ever since.