Systems can be reevaluated to change the behaviour of drivers to try to ensure the safety of all road users, not just those sitting behind the wheel of a car

The Lord Mayor’s embrace of ChatGPT highlights ethical, environmental and democratic risks when artificial intelligence replaces human judgement

Residents of Knockfree Ave in Cork are angered by council plans to cut down mature trees in their area

Or is there some even more subtle message being conveyed by the sequence of Cork suburbs being used? Why Mahon and then Douglas? Why Knocknaheeny and then Frankfield? Is this some kind of sublime trolling from Dublin, an attempt to sow discord in the southern capital?

The Crawford’s redevelopment matters, but a year-long delay and tripled costs expose a deeper problem in public project planning

From buses and bathrooms to scones and signage, a Corkman’s hopeful, grumpy and affectionate wishlist for the city

If the 'New York Magazine' can publish its list of Things To Love About New York, then so can we

Michael Moynihan argues that Cork City Council’s explanation for removing a tree in Blackpool sidesteps the real issue — the unexplained loss of the surrounding green space

As injuries rise and crime links grow, competing research and expert warnings are forcing Ireland to rethink its relationship with e-scooters

Any reticence among our public representatives about a task force made up by the local authority is entirely justified, writes Michael Moynihan