Cork City to play Celtic at Páirc Uí Chaoimh this summer
Tickets for Cork City against Celtic go on sale on Friday, March 7th
Young woman raped by landlord says her ‘world was turned upside down’
‘It doesn’t matter what a great sportsman you think you are... You have taken my right to live a normal life,' woman tells rapist in court
Grandson of woman who died in Cork hospital is charged with assault causing harm
Bryan Nnadi Ogbo (38) appears in court over alleged assault on Stella Nnadi (82) in Carrigaline
Rubble from landmark Cork building to be recycled for rail project
Huge R&H Hall silos on docklands will be demolished for new €350m development by O’Callaghan Properties
Man (38) questioned by gardaí over death of woman (82) in Cork
Stella Nnadi died in hospital two days after being reportedly assaulted at home in Carrigaline
‘She chose drugs over me’: Mother pleads guilty to ill-treatment of children
Woman’s daughter says she began to self-harm at the age of eight and later attempted suicide
Cork City Council accused of ‘scandalous’ waste on €361,000 fireman’s rest
Final cost of restoring hut, dating from 1892, is still unclear, says Sinn Féin TD
Woman (84) dies in hospital two days after alleged assault at Cork home
Man (38), who was known to the deceased, has been arrested
Registered sex offender jailed after offensive conduct towards woman on the street
Anthony Quigley (51) put arm around woman (63) on the street and asked if she wanted to have sex
Man (60s) found dead and wife hospitalised after suspected alcohol poisoning
The couple were found at their home in Midleton, Co Cork on Monday afternoon
Judge reserves sentence in case of juvenile convicted of Kerry murder
‘I’m genuinely sorry from my heart,’ says 19- year-old, who was 17 at time of group attack on Thomas Dooley
Sinn Féin will not attend White House’s St Patrick’s Day event
Mary Lou McDonald said she could not visit while there was a threat of mass expulsion hanging over the Palestinian people
Government to invest more than €6bn in public housing this year, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin defends plan to exempt back-garden log cabins from planning permission, saying ‘solution mode’ needed
Dutch master charged with fishing offences off Irish coast
William Van Der Boon faces trial over alleged breach of European Union fishing regulations
Man accused of harassing ex-partner and her parents enters last-minute guilty plea
Judge orders 42-year-old defendant to stay away from victims while on bail