Green light for CitizenM hotel in Dublin 8 despite objections
Planning board grants leave to Dublin St Patrick’s Properties despite 10 separate appeals
Man (63) to go on trial for murder of woman found in burning car in Cork
Mary O’Keeffe died from severe burns and carbon monoxide poisoning, inquest hears
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A friend needed help setting up a school in Addis Ababa. So we took up his offer
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Mixing personal stories with medical information main driver of project
Detective believes suspect for Cork dog theft caught red-handed
Michael Molloy (28) tells court he sold car used by person who attacked owner and took animal earlier that day
It’s time for Ireland to stop compulsory film classification
Hugh Linehan: Why should we classify DVDs and cinema releases but not Netflix?
Woman (27) jailed for stealing almost €400 worth of false eyelashes
Woman given three-month sentence for theft of eyelashes from Cork pharmacy
Couple accused of theft alleged to have sent almost €9,000 abroad, court told
Accused refused bail after being charged with stealing from student at ATM in Cork
Former scout leader charged with sexually abusing boy in 2000s
David Barry (72) facing several charges of indecent assault of multiple boys
The ghost of Ivan Yates haunts Kieran Cuddihy’s Hard Shoulder
Radio: Cuddihy is skilled and energetic, yet his Newstalk show seldom hits the mark
Man in court charged with manslaughter at Cork soup kitchen
48-year-old appeared in court after man died following an alleged assault
Has lockdown reduced the number of premature babies? This doctor thinks so
Covid-19 restrictions have meant a healthier lifestyle for pregnant women, studies suggest
Man charged with assault and robbery following Cork knife attack
Accused remanded in custody over assault in which victim stabbed and taken to hospital
Informatica teams up with Adapt Centre for AI collaboration
Company working with SFI-backed centre to help automate data management offerings
Man (43) charged with rape of girl in Cork over a decade ago
Accused was also charged with two counts of attempted rape and 39 counts of sexual assault
Man (44) charged with 22 sexual offences including engaging in sexual activity with a child
The DPP has directed trial by indictment before judge and jury, court is told
Couple charged with murder of man in his Cork city home
Keith O’Hara (41) and Helen Jones (52) face trial over killing of Paul Jones (55) last year
Boy (17) charged after joyriding in Cork shopping park
Juvenile charged with seven offences including theft and dangerous driving
Pregnant woman charged with murder of girl (2) granted bail
Accused must comply with strict conditions or face an immediate return to custody
Woman remanded in custody over death of girl (2) in Cork
Karen Harrington charged with the murder of Santina Cawley in her Cork city apartment
Man (62) returned for trial on charge of sexually assaulting girl in hospital
State will allege 17-year-old awoke to accused touching her private parts
Former Christian Brother charged with assaulting schoolboy
Edward Bryan (65) remanded on bail over incident at Cork school in 1981
Violence. Sex. Drugs. Swearing. And other reasons to watch a film
Donald Clarke: What we object to at the cinema has changed. Movie ratings should too
Union Hall RNLI lifeboat station to be made permanent
West Cork facility set up after 2012 tragedy when Tit Bonhomme trawler sank taking five lives
RTÉ to make follow-up to 1916 Rising drama Rebellion
Sound and Vision Fund backs Rebellion: Two States, to be set during War of Independence
Hollywood on alert as Limerick movie studio gets go-ahead
Site of old Dell plant scouted by major producers ahead lease to Troy Studios
Miriam Lord’s Week: Banking film is a guaranteed scary Halloween spectacle
Zombie banks, dead flies and Fran from Love/Hate – ‘The Guarantee’ is Nightmare on Kildare Street, without the spine-tingling suspense
The Guarantee: the unmaking of modern Ireland
‘A bleak portrait of the end of a pocket empire’. Writer Colin Murphy and producer John Kelleher tell Donald Clarke about bringing the story of the most expensive bank bailout in history to the big screen
Cork profile: Fine Gael likely to hold its own in contest
Labour appears the most vulnerable to an anti-government backlash
Lottery staff vote for transfer of business
Ballot clears way for way for Government to sign contracts with Premier Lotteries Ireland
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