Ann Doherty

Taoiseach hails Cork docklands development initiative

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

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 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

Lockdown parties: Residents near UCC pledge complaint to PRTB

Residents picketed landlord’s home after they tried to get him to stop students carousing

Cork residents call for licensing system for landlords amid Covid-19 parties

Garda, HSE representatives write to landlords on their responsibilities during pandemic

Coronavirus: Cork businesses call for rates moratorium to help cope with trade decline

Publicans estimate trade in city pubs is down by 60-70% as people avoid social gatherings

Varadkar says Government is committed to Cork’s stalled €73m event centre

Taoiseach fails to provide details how €9m shortfall in State aid will be met

Information campaign unveiled for 85,000 people due to transfer from Cork county to city

City boundary extension at end of May will be the first in 50 years

Pioneering science students chosen as Cork Persons of the Year

Irish rugby coach, Joe Schmidt made an honorary Corkman for his contribution

Agency may demand over 40% social and affordable housing on idle lands

Negotiations will have ‘quid pro quo’ for facilitating development

Cork businesses hope car ban will bring more people into city

New measure to allow Patrick Street operate as afternoon bus corridor will take time to bed in, caution Cork Business Association

The women transforming Cork into a city of art and culture

Collaboration sees Cork Opera House become a practical focus for UCC students

A ‘céad míle fáilte’ to the heir of the British throne

Prince Charles and Camilla impress assembled guests with their interest in Cork people

Royal visit to Cork: ‘Is it the musician Prince?’

Starstruck Cork does its best to make Charles and Camilla laugh at the English Market

Viking houses from 1070 found in Cork dig at former Beamish & Crawford brewery

Archeologist says city as old as Waterford but Norsemen landed on Suirside earlier

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