With Cork building upwards and with a focus on the riverside, should we be cognisant of views that may be obscured from the city as we look down the river?

A picture of a fast-food joint in Cork City in 1984 is like a portal back in time and should inspire us all to preserve images of the city as we know it right now. So get that smartphone out and get snapping

Some of the Cork players who came up the motorway on the team bus will hardly make that journey again. At the final whistle in Thurles a few of them lingered a couple of extra minutes on the field

The notion that a private organisation is swallowing up part of a public park, no matter how small, probably grates with many readers

There’s only one place to start, isn’t there?

It shows the ultimate flex of the solipsist; everyone must accommodate me rather than the other way around, writes Michael Moynihan

Cork Airport has the capacity to absorb plenty more international passengers

As we’ve seen with dereliction, the problems only arise when those flaws are accepted as normality, writes Michael Moynihan

If nothing else the last couple of weeks have boosted the cottage industry in think pieces on Cork GAA's travails. All over again.

The accumulation of buses on St Patrick's Quay in Cork is good for no one — and we'll all soon get used to the new layout