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Man (31) dies after suspected stabbing incident in Cork city
Father of one understood to have left wife and child in apartment on Carroll’s Quay to go and get food but returned with with injuries
Murder accused admits killing Daena Walsh despite previously insisting she died by suicide
Adam Corcoran (31) tells Cork court he was not acting in self-defence and denied inventing story to fit the facts of case
Cleaning supervisor left jobless when new provider took over Pepsi contract wins €22k
Employee tells WRC she was caught in dispute over factory audit
Supply of homes still ‘critically constrained’ with fewer than 15,000 for sale in January
Sherry FitzGerald report highlights low level of private stock currently on market
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Film-maker Neil Jordan: ‘I go to my local cinema ... normally sitting in a totally empty hall’
Jordan, who started out as a writer, has rarely gone longer than three years without releasing a film
Foul play ruled out in death of Cork mother
Kelly Cremin from Innishmore Square in Ballincollig suffered head injuries from fall
Further death from bird flu confirmed in Co Cork
Increase reported in number of deaths from disease in swans
‘Wholesale dishonesty’: Man removed from teaching register for falsely representing qualifications
Subject of fitness-to-teach inquiry applied for 23 vacancies at schools run by Cork Education and Training Board between February and May 2023
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Ballincollig latest: Investigation into death of woman named locally as Kelly Cremin (32)
Neighbours found the mother of one, named locally as Kelly Cremin, after becoming concerned about not having seen her since Thursday
Man accused of Daena Walsh’s murder told gardaí he did not kill his ‘soul mate’
Central Criminal Court trial hears Garda Technical Bureau members found knives in bags in Co Cork apartment and items of bloodstained clothing
Michael Flatley legal dispute with former solicitor to go to mediation, High Court hears
An allegation over a hold on files and claims on both sides about legal fees
Irish-British defence agreement updated to boost co-operation, tackle Russia ‘shadow fleet’
Cyber security, information-sharing and joint procurement initiatives also covered in deal
Pathologist found 25 knife wounds on Daena Walsh’s body, murder trial told
Accused Adam Corcoran (31) called emergency services and claimed his partner was stabbing herself in their Midleton apartment
Flood victims experience fear, anger and despair, study finds
Irish university study finds rise in post-traumatic stress, chronic anxiety and depression after weather events
St Patrick’s weekend 2026: a guide to parades and events in the coming days
St Patrick’s Day falls on Tuesday, March 17th, but many cities and towns across the country are hosting festivals the weekend before
Thousands of Irish workers affected by cyberattack on US medtech firm Stryker
Stryker, which employs over 5,000 people in Ireland, says ‘no indication’ ransomware or malware involved in disruption claimed by Iran linked hackers
‘I have lost my self-worth completely,’ influencer tells court after assault
Conor Greaney said he assaulted Selina Regazzoli after mistaking her for someone else
Man told paramedic he planned to propose to woman he is accused of murdering
Court told of ‘gruesome’ scene in Midleton apartment where Adam Corcoran (31) denies murdering Daena Walsh (27) in August 2024
Man charged with partner’s murder told 999 call she stabbed herself in stomach, trial hears
Adam Corcoran denies murdering Daena Walsh at their apartment in August 2024
I grew up playing against Roy Keane, he got me my first job and now I’ve written a book about him
For four tumultuous decades, many of Ireland’s hopes and dreams, and sometimes our despair, have been wrapped up in the Corkman’s exploits and outbursts
Man (45) convicted of sexually assaulting six boys at fast-food outlet after psychotherapist alerted gardaí
Daniel Connolly of Arndathrush, Glengarriff, Co Cork, remanded in custody for sentencing in June
Sonia O’Sullivan: How mini marathons became part of new women’s liberation
Dublin's Women’s Mini Marathon in June is now the biggest all-women’s event of its kind in the world
Man (84) jailed for five years for sexual abuse of girl he used to mind in her home
Girl was six when abuse began and is now in her mid-teens
Date set for drink driving case involving former Cork City manager Ger Nash
Nash, formerly of Fota Island, Co Cork and now living in Sweden, was charged with two offences last month
Met Éireann issues yellow rain warning for six counties as Irish Rail services disrupted
Blustery rain and spot flooding expected in Dublin, Carlow, Kilkenny, Waterford, Wexford and Wicklow
Man who threatened to cut off students’ fingers jailed for nine years
Martin Ekhosuehi (22) denied charges of aggravated burglary, assault causing harm, and making threats to kill
Accountant who quit after bosses investigated €152,000 ‘irregular’ spending loses WRC claim
Employee used company credit card at clothes shops and electronics retailers, hearing told
Ireland’s winter wetter and warmer than average for sixth year in a row, says Met Éireann
South and east regions see heaviest rainfall since 2016, while northwest remains drier
Man admits dangerous driving causing deaths of his two friends while intoxicated
Agricultural college students Darragh Dullea and Cillian Kirwan were killed in crash
Dublin Airport recorded its wettest February ever, with rainfall 255% above average
Met Éireann analysis shows drier than usual weather in western counties last month, with heaviest rain along east coast
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