Cork City Council

Company planning to building healthcare centres for the Health Service Executive

Despite clear social and environmental benefits, cycleways are opposed by many, so how can plans to spend hundreds of millions on them be made to work?

In aftermath of Cork attack, some women feel streets more dangerous

Apartment development in Blackpool will have 114 units

State plays ‘huge role’ in the homelessness as local authorities regularly evicts Travellers

Office landlord seeks permission for public artwork on historic Pearse Street building

‘Barrack Street Six’ at least 300 years old, and may be connected to two historical events

Board overrules council and inspector to give green light to Blarney Woollen Mills plan

Survivors say Bessborough land should be bought following refusal of housing plan

Bus Éireann suspends all its services in Cork and Kerry on Tuesday

Any sale of the site is expected to go towards the county board’s debt

Building firm voices concern around completion of largescale housing projects

Some elected representatives and agencies of the State continue to find new ways to thwart the spirit of the law and deny members of a vulnerable minority their rights, in other words

Building work halted at site of pub Nancy Spain’s after bones discovered

Fresh proposals lodged for hundreds of homes on Bessborough lands in Cork city

High Court hears €160m project in harbour will not have to restart from scratch