Patrick Horgan’s retirement closes a glittering chapter in Cork hurling, leaving fans reflecting on brilliance, pride, and unforgettable nights

You learn a lot about someone by their use of the word 'Norrie', writes northsider Michael Moynihan

The hubris of Dublin City Council's Richard Shakespeare was notable from the start, as plans for that city's Victorian market recede into the distance

Poorly designed cycle lanes around Cork City Hall highlight how shoddy planning risks both cyclists and pedestrians while undermining sustainable transport goals

Michael Moynihan sits down with the robot trees for a root and branch review of their time in Cork

As remote work blurs office and home, public oversharing in cafes raises fresh questions about privacy and professionalism

It’s clear that there is a breakdown in social and ethical skills. That is not catastrophising. The evidence is all around you

All around the country - and in Cork - pedestrians have near misses because of people disregarding traffic lights, driving dangerously, or a combination of both. Michael Moynihan believes there is a solution (relatively) close to hand

As we traverse Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’s famous stages of dealing with grief, let's remember there's another prize to be won

Michael Moynihan maps Cork not by streets or stations but by life’s moments — joyful, painful, absurd — that shape a city into a story