The Cork club scene may not be what it once was, but veteran DJ Stevie G believes that if that if the will is there, it can adapt and change into something new

Thoughts and prayers with Sjoerd den Daas this morning. If you’re not keeping up with the news, Sjoerd is the Dutch TV reporter who was live on camera last week giving a report from the Winter Olympics in China when things took a turn.

Now people come into the city  for the whole day to see the Rembrandt exhibition in the Crawford, have some lunch, then do the shopping

How do you evaluate players in your favourite sport, beyond technical terms such as ‘savage’ or ‘red raw useless’?

No-idling zones for schools would help tackle emissions, as well as no-law zones which seem to exist at schools first thing in the morning and at the end of lessons in the afternoon. 

Where are the pronouncements about what we learned during the pandemic? Where now the lessons of the last two years?

Even if you live in a rural area, if you light a fire it’s not just you you’re affecting, it’s your neighbours too, says Michael Moynihan

Your columnist was at the Canon O’Brien Cup game last Friday evening in the Marydke (Cork beat UCC 1-17 to 1-15). Impressions?

HOW keen are you on coming into the centre of Cork city? Keen enough to pay for the privilege?Accessing the centre of the city is a fraught subject, or at least it should be.

If you’re only going as far as your own kitchen for a cup of Maxwell House before logging wearily onto Zoom for work, then the rumour mill has a hard time starting