While Keir and Micheál may have had their differences over the Cork football championship, it was nothing compared to other, ahem, state visits to the real capital in the past

A scheme to reward people for walking, cycling, and taking public transport has got companies and schools competing with each other

If we can’t get angry about the prospect of diggers unearthing the bones and skulls of dead babies in order to build apartments, what is there to be angry about?

The Good Room team have shown what drive and energy can do, rather than succumbing to 'sure what can we do' lassitude

It truly is a commentary on our times when the national capacity to produce traffic cones defies the student body’s capacity to throw them into the river

Reduced car dependency, increased greenery and a functional public transport system combine to make 15-minute city Paris pleasant for resident and visitor alike 

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?