newsCouncils told to lower speed limits to 30km/h in some built-up areasSpeed limit changes will be introduced by local bylaws rather than by changing default limits
court and crimeLimerick-based firm's founder spent €100k of company money on girls he hired from 'illicit websites', court told
commercialOpportunity to shape new neighbourhood in Tralee as lands near MTU come to market for €4.5m
Research shows majority of children aged eight to 12 have access to mobile devices overnightResearch showed children themselves expressed concerns about their digital habits
'I feel like the treatment she got has taken the love of my life away from me', husband says as inquest concludes
Colin Farrell on marathon fundraiser: 'One of the best weeks of my life'Between filming in Macau and running the Dublin City Marathon, Colin Farrell found time to launch a foundation inspired by his son. He talks to Esther McCarthy about friendship, acting and his drive to make a difference
Autistic girl has three different teachers in a month at Cork special school with suspensions 'crisis'
John Ryan keen for Munster to go the distance against LeinsterThe veteran prop has been on plenty of Munster sides which have started strong before caving to the type of pressure Leinster, the URC defending champions, can apply with ruthless conviction.
Life after breast cancer: "It's a different kind of normal"It’s been 15 years since Karen Murray was diagnosed with breast cancer, a milestone that means her risk of recurrence is now the same as any other woman her age. Despite the ordeal, she is determined to remain positive and not let negative thoughts live “rent-free” in her mind
Five myths about the milk 'price war' going on in Ireland's supermarketsThis price war has nothing to do with helping consumers make ends meet, but about deflecting attention away from supermarkets. Every time there’s a focus on grocery prices being in 'rip-off' territory, there’s a pretend price war, writes Eoin McGettigan
S Jennifer Horgan: Thank you, Diane Keaton, for teaching me one of life's important messages'Something's Gotta Give' is one of my favourite movies — a film that is joyously, unapologetically hopeful
World Cup qualifier podcast special: what needs to happen with two games to goBrendan O'Brien and John Fallon reflect on Ireland's hard-fought win over 10-man Armenia and look forward to the final two games of the group. Listen |
S Dalo's Hurling Show: Needing another verse of Killeagh and gearing up for Dalo and TJ's super Sunday Listen |
Watch: World first as diver jumps from West Cork's Dursey Island cable carOrlando Duque, 51, a world-famous cliff diver, said the 24m dive from the cable car was unlike anything he had ever faced before
Shaping tomorrow’s agriculture: Lessons from award-winning farmersWhile farming often makes headlines for its environmental challenges, the judging panel explained that many farmers are already making remarkable progress.
On track to claim your very own railway station at this unique Ballinhassig home ::It comes with Station Master's House, double-sided platform and the original track bed
Kiss original lead guitarist and founding member Ace Frehley dies at 74Ace Frehley, the original lead guitarist and founding member of the rock band Kiss who captivated audiences with his elaborate makeup and smoke-filled guitar, has died aged 74.
Guaranteed Irish expands in CorkGuaranteed Irish supporting Cork Businesses – creating local jobs and strengthening supply chains