Cork

First director of State forensic laboratory survived car bomb assassination attempt by ‘The General’

LÉ Niamh suffered ‘minor’ damage during trials following a recent overhaul

Cairn Homes to deliver a total of 193 houses at Bayly development in Douglas

Company ordered to make €2,500 donation to RNLI

The Court of Appeal dismissed the entertainer’s bid to appeal part of High Court decision over case involving former insurer

William Van Der Boon faces trial over alleged breach of European Union fishing regulations

Cork, Kerry, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow and Waterford all subject to wind warnings on Friday

Newly built schemes now available and soon to be released on the market

Members of racing community gather in north Co Cork to pay tribute to rider fatally injured in fall

Judge Sinead Behan told James O’Driscoll (59), of Upper High Street, Drimoleague, Co Cork, he should be ashamed of himself when he appeared before her at Cork Circuit Criminal Court

The Helen Mary is being escorted to Cork harbour after EU agency officers were unable to board it

Former minister of state, who twice served as Lord Mayor of Cork, died on Monday

Steven Stawen, of Durrus, Co Cork, repeatedly kicked dog in head, court heard

Fishing boat that lost power and was taking on water is towed by Castletownbere lifeboat

Refurbishment of accommodation block built in about 1806 to include extensive work inside and out

Cork people believe they have it so good they are not bothered about making an impact on the national consciousness at all. To them, clearly, Cork is all

Elizabeth Wincott Heckett’s lifetime of research goes back as far as prehistoric times

Seán Hogan (39), a former An Post employee convicted of theft and interfering with mail over 2½ years, was given a fully suspended two-year sentence

Mother of three (69) died having been admitted to Mater Private Hospital, Cork for a routine heart angiogram

Anaesthesia and analgesia provided to Eileen Tynan (68), formerly of Tivoli, Co Cork, were sufficient to prevent avoidable pain resulting from physical trauma, judge finds

Suspected attacker found during search operation near Evergreen Road area and taken into custody

Declan and Patsy Ryan recall receiving the restaurant industry’s highest accolade in 1974 for their Arbutus Lodge

‘Data buoys withstood intense weather, remained operational and continued delivering crucial data’ - Marine Institute

John O’Brien (31) claimed he had been subject to a practice that violated his human rights

Hurricane force 12 winds hit Mace Head and Malin Head on January 24th

Gardaí rule out foul play after postmortem examinations

Labour productivity in the southwest declined in 2023 due to a slump in manufacturing

The man behind the immensely popular Poetry Unbound podcast discusses the two books he’s publishing this year, early objections to Patrick Kavanagh, and the vitalness of surprise

From a doer-upper in the countryside to a walk-in home in a town centre

With Valentine’s Day coming up, why not consider a unique gift of jewellery or art for the one you love?

Second person treated for smoke inhalation at scene on Togher Road

Doctors followed protocol regarding weight-loss drug, says coroner

Shane Scanlon (34) admitted to money laundering in respect of found €2,250 at his home in Cobh and €1,100 at the barracks

At least 1,000 Ukrainian refugees face relocation in a push to reduce State accommodation contracts

Your next mini-break could fuel a new and lasting passion, from yoga in Donegal to horse trekking in Waterford and cooking classes in Wexford

‘The damage is terrible’: A Cork family is forced to move to a Mallow hotel after a tree came through their house roof

From widespread destruction at Blacksod to a football stadium damaged in the midlands, no county was left undamaged as the storm moved across the country

Reports of damage to electricity and telecoms infrastructure with some 20,000 homes and businesses hit by power outages

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Circular economy and EU’s right to repair failing to save an industry in crisis