Wind, rain and thunderstorms forecast as Met Éireann issues warning for three counties
Status-yellow wind warning will be in place for three counties on Wednesday, says forecaster
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‘Cork is like Wellington – people distinguish themselves as not being from the bigger city’
New Zealand lawyer Fintan Walsh: ‘In my circle there’s an idea that if you stay and don’t leave to have adventures, you have kind of failed’
‘Fancy’ food and the ‘priest’s sugar’: hosting a station Mass at home
A rural tradition where the woman of the house complied, the clergy had to be appeased - and there was to be no scrimping
Cork scientist wins top international physics prize
Professor JC Séamus Davis honoured for pioneering work in quantum physics
Tusla whistleblower asks gardaí to investigate alleged ‘retaliation and unlawful conduct’
Ciarán Kenneally’s solicitor wrote to Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly on October 5th
Tributes paid to former Irish Times journalist Dick Hogan, who has died aged 76
‘His career in journalism reflected his strong values and his many talents,’ says former editor Conor Brady
Driver (20s) seriously injured in single-car crash in Co Cork
Another man has been discharged from hospital following N71 incident near Clonakilty
Showers and sunshine forecast for the weekend
Unsettled weather will continue into next week, Met Éireann says
What will €975,000 buy in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Cork?
One price, home and away: from a traditional Alpine villa to a home overlooking Blackrock Castle
The Lion, the Witch and the Ulsterman on RTÉ: Andrew Trimble takes on the thorny issue of CS Lewis’s Irishness
Television: Lewis is a beloved but polarising figure, which may explain his exclusion from the pantheon of significant Irish literary figures
Two men freed on bail after being charged with €500,000 cannabis seizure in Cork city
Judge David Waters remanded both men on bail on their own bonds of €200 each
Avan Lee: With an Irish wife and past playing days in Clontarf, new Munster CEO is on familiar ground
Experienced Kiwi rugby executive arrives two days before Leinster clash to take over from Ian Flanagan
Man charged with murder of father of three in stabbing incident in Cork
Kieran Long (56) remanded in custody after being charged with murder of Mark O’Connell (36) in November 2025
Boy (8) settles action over circumstances of birth at Cork hospital for €7.5m
Senior counsel for the boy said his first breath was four minutes after his birth
‘He never lost his accent’: How missing Cork native built a happy life as a gay man in England
Patsy O’Sullivan disappeared without trace on Easter Monday from Lombardstown, Co Cork in 1992
Two men (20s) to appear in court charged over suspected €350,000 cannabis seizure
Gardaí searched Cork city home in effort to stop sale of drugs
Homeowner, business owner and farmer react
‘We’ll get a few bob off,’ says Co Galway homeowner who delayed buying her winter heating oil to await help in Budget 2027
Lesbian Lines review: Cara Holmes’ fine film is much at home to retrospective joy
Holmes takes us back to the establishment of the titular helpline towards the close of the nation’s damp, grey 1970s
‘A closure for us’: Cork family learns brother missing since 1992 died in UK two years ago
Jerry O’Sullivan believes brother Patsy may have started new life because being gay wasn’t as accepted in the Ireland of the ‘90s as it would be now
Relatives of shooting victim spotted his tracksuit under freshly dug grass, court to hear
Kurt Ryan (33) is charged with murder of Lee Slattery at Delmege Estate in Limerick in 2010
Campaigners to make case for re-establishing stem cell laboratory in Cork
Lab would increase national capacity to treat cancers and save patients and families long journeys to Dublin or Galway
Man who suffered stroke in Cork hospital settles action for €1.2m
Mercy hospital offers ‘sincere and heartfelt’ apology for failings in care
‘Infectiously good craic’: Ireland tops Condé Nast poll for friendliest country in Europe
Travel publisher says Ireland is full of ‘soulful musicians and pioneering writers’
Man accused of importing crystal meth worth €32m seeks access to witnesses’ phones
State’s case is the drugs were imported from Mexico and stored at the Ballyseedy Garden Centre before being transported to Cork
Jason Moran: ‘I have a lot of gratitude for Cork Jazz Festival. And I still have that wonderful crystal vase’
The American composer won the festival’s rising star award in 2002. He returns this year as one of the defining jazz pianists of his generation
How a local Irish cafe can manage to sell 200 cups of hot chocolate every day
Quality, cacao content and sourcing are key to delivering the best-quality hot chocolate to the Irish market
Camille O’Sullivan on her cancer: ‘You have to go further than a smear test’
After cancer, a hysterectomy, menopause and years of stage fright, O’Sullivan talks about fear, ageing, performance and why she is determined to keep finding joy in the chaos
Asian hornets’ nest located in Cork after tiny trackers were fixed to the insects
The nest was located near Ringaskiddy and will now be removed, but monitoring will continue to identify any further activity
Pedestrian dies following incident involving bus in Cork City
Incident happened on Lower Glanmire Road at 6.30am
Look inside: Luxury Kinsale penthouse with sea views for €3.25m
Airy and spacious three-bed built on the site of a former Mercy Convent in popular west Cork location
Operation to hunt down Asian hornets in Cork moves to ‘critical new phase’
Wildlife rangers attempting to find and remove possible nest in Ringaskiddy in Cork Harbour
Postcards from the Edge – Frank McNally on Samuel Beckett’s newly published German Diaries
Travelling around Nazi Germany, he wrote presciently about war and found inspiration for Waiting for Godot
7,000 homes and businesses without power as repairs under way
Status yellow rain warning in effect for counties Wexford and Wicklow until 4am
Minister for Health stands over Cork University Hospital safety and staffing levels
Hospital chief executive had said she did not believe it safe to enter winter ‘with the level of staffing uncertainty that currently exists’.
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