Minister criticises those ‘seeking headlines’ as mayors say they will not attend ceremony

City’s Lord Mayor says events of 1920 will be marked with a year-long programme

Publican of popular Hi-B bar known for unique way with customers died on Friday

Late star knew his demons and knew his gifts, says Mass celebrant Fr Brian D’Arcy

Taoiseach says it is fitting Cork should host event given its role in fight for freedom

Taoiseach turns sod on State’s first affordable purchase housing scheme in the country

Customer charter helps Leeside scoop major business award at national competition

Coroner troubled by failure of State agencies to notice that Richie Scanlan did not collect pension

‘Keep the lines of communication open, demystify the illness and take the scariness out’

Aid worker Mary Elmes saved 200 Jews from being sent to camps during second World War

The late Diarmaid L Fawsitt archive provides insight into Cork ’s cultural and political life

If closure proceeds at Cork centre, others will follow, Solidarity TD Mick Barry tells march

President helps Germans find Donaghmede while Madigan shows off her Hochdeutsch

‘They see pictures in magazines and everyone is happy and laughing and they are thinking: why isn’t that me?’

New records system to be rolled out across country over next three years

23-year-old Ailish Sheehan, from Co Limerick, fell on a footpath in Poznan

Forty children lost their lives through being caught in crossfire during the Easter Rising

Increase comes after company surpassed €1 billion mark in market capitalisation

Labour questioning of merged party’s right to co-opt termed ‘the biggest brass neck’

OPW confirms repairs required after Disney Lucasfilm’s use of Unesco world heritage site

Weather allows shooting to begin on scenes from ‘Star Wars VIII: The Force Awakens’

UCC lecturer claims Unesco world heritage site being turned into commodity

Council looks set to have at least 10 new faces

Labour appears the most vulnerable to an anti-government backlash

Suspended term imposed on man caught with Northern Bank robbery cash

Ted Cunningham (65) from Cork pleaded guilty to offences after four days of trial

Ted Cunningham admits laundering cash from £26.5m Northern Bank robbery

For many people opening their homes is all about keeping the tradition of Christmas hospitality going, over many generations

David Taylor ignored wife’s plea to throw dirt encrusted artefact in bin

‘I’ve lost my business, my marriage, and now my home would be in jeopardy’

When meeting old friends, there are times when things are best left unsaid

Opinion: the Government needs to step back and reconsider its plans

Legislation could actually increase risk of suicide in young males, UCD professor says

Prof Kevin Malone warns of sending wrong signal to vulnerable young men

Three days of hearings involving over 50 medical and legal experts

My Education Week: Dermot Dix, headmaster of Headfort School, in Kells, Co Meath