Cork fans urged to stay safe from Covid-19 ahead of All-Ireland hurling final

Cork businesses to show support by putting up flags following challenge from Limerick

The one house on a Cork street flying the flag for Limerick in the All-Ireland

Joan Leddin displaying Limerick bunting as her neighbours prepare to support Cork

Lord mayors play some lovely hurling over Liam MacCarthy Cup

Jocular spat between first citizens of Cork and Limerick lays ground for clash of the ash

Lord Mayor of Cork writes to Limerick mayor asking for Liam MacCarthy back

Liam has been missing from his ‘home’ on Leeside for years, says Cllr Colm Kelleher

Cork council defends €350,000 spend on air-purifying robotic trees

Devices installed by city council designed to remove pollutants from the air in city centre

Plans for 20,000 homes and 31,000 jobs in Cork city

Draft development project aims to accommodate 3,500 more people in city centre

Fianna Fáil members know party facing one of its greatest challenges

Activists acknowledge issue of identity essential to repelling threats from Fine Gael and Sinn Féin

Cork City Council unveils first phase of €46m public realm project

‘Game-changing’ plan will see one of the most historic parts of the city redeveloped

Truce of 100 years ago, which ended War of Independence, marked at Mansion House

Lord Mayor of Dublin Alison Gilliland lays wreath to mark centenary

‘Differences should be celebrated’: Chu gives speech at anti-racism rally

Lord Mayor of Dublin was speaking at event in Smithfield on eve of her wedding

New lord mayors elected in Cork, Galway and Fingal

Labour, Fianna Fáil and Independent councillors take roles

Execution of 13 IRA volunteers in 1921 may have been a war crime, says UCC historian

Men should have been treated as prisoners of war, according to historian Gabriel Doherty

‘Nature’s gentleman’: Taoiseach pays tribute to former Cork mayor Tim Falvey

Former Fianna Fáil councillor (87) died at his home on Leeside surrounded by family

Coalition candidates earn comfortable victories in Seanad byelections

Hazel Chu, whose decision to run caused divisions in Green Party, loses out

Cork: Youghal to receive €4 million for new library in regeneration project

Library in town centre to provide remote-working spaces and community hub

Forbes plans Limerick event focusing on young entrepreneurs

Move comes in wake of outrage sparked by magazine’s ‘stab city’ article

Gardaí urge public not to attend anti-lockdown protest in Cork

Covid-19:Lord Mayor of Cork calls for organisers to cancel the ‘potential superspreader event’

Mayor of County Cork apologises over Bessborough Mother and Baby Home

Linehan Foley says ‘sorry to the mothers and babies who suffered and continue to suffer’

Champion rower Sanita Pušpure wins Cork Person of the Year

Latvian rower hopeful for Tokyo Olympics after and London and Rio performances

Cork’s ‘Shakey Bridge’ reopens after €1.7m refurbishment

Pedestrian suspension bridge in Sunday’s Well is the only one of its type in the country

Burning of Cork by British forces in 1920 remembered

Micheál Martin urges view of the past with ‘the measured eye of the discipline of history’

Taoiseach hails Cork docklands development initiative

Magnet for investment capable of creating ‘29,000 jobs and 25,000 homes’, says Martin

Family proud of Irish volunteer ancestor who died on hunger strike in 1920

Death of Joe Murphy in Cork ‘overshadowed’ by passing of Terence MacSwiney on same day

Family of martyred Cork lord mayor welcome conference to mark centenary

UCC and Cork City Council host online event discussing impact of Terence MacSwiney’s death on hunger strike in 1920

Health, cost and social benefits pushed in Cork e-bike campaign

Sales of e-bikes and bicycles have risen this year particularly during pandemic lockdown

Fast-tracking of flood defences needed amid planning delays, says Minister

Legal hold-up with River Lee scheme raises questions over whether planning regime is ‘fit for purpose’

Cork City FC leads tributes to man who drowned near Youghal

John Kennedy (56) was ‘the epicentre of the club’s role and work in the community’

Covid-19 restrictions in maternity hospitals working, Dáil told

Opposition TD says rules ‘bonkers’ as NMH master says politicians will not decide on lifting

‘Disgraceful’ partying on Killarney streets condemned by mayor

Video shows people drinking and chanting, without observing social distancing rules

An Post puts alternative arrangements in place after fire damages Midleton Post Office

Woman and her elderly mother escape after smoke alarm alerts them to fire

Torrential rain leads to flooding in Kenmare and road closures on Ring of Kerry

Major clean-up in town after businesses in the centre left under water

Cork city unveils €5m package to support business in city centre

Re-Imagining Cork City plan includes more cycle lanes and pedestrianisation areas

Cork to be reimagined as haven for cyclists and pedestrians under new plan

Over €2m to be spent on cycle lanes, and 14 streets to be fully or partly pedestrianised

Dublin Lord Mayor to open virtual book of condolences for Jack Charlton

Former Ireland manager passed away at the weekend aged 85

Cork City Council opens a digital book of condolence for George Floyd

If you’re silent – whether in Cork or Kansas – you’re standing with injustice – Dan Boyle

Keelings ask fruit pickers to segregate in ‘family units’

‘You may at times be required to change Family Unit,’ company document states

Coronavirus: Full list of events cancelled in Ireland

St Patrick’s Day parades across the State to be cancelled

Exhibition on Cork burning in 1920 will help understanding of period – historian

Why were people prepared to fight for independent Irish republic, asks Gerry White

The Frank and Walters’ After All voted Cork’s favourite song

Songwriter Paul Linehan pays tribute to hit TV comedy The Young Offenders’ for giving song new lease of life

Indian independence commemoration to remember former Cork mayor

Terence MacSwiney died on hunger strike for Irish freedom in 1920 in Brixton prison

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