Cork isn’t in the forefront of women-friendly urban design

The reality is that Cork people don’t need outside validation when it comes to sport. It’s as simple as that

Daley tackled downtown blight, and encouraged an unprecedented building boom in the Chicago Loop

How can you have an effective debate about the match-ups next Sunday via Zoom?

Now that we've got CityTrees, perhaps we could have some robot birds flying around the city, gathering real-time traffic information?

Sport’s flat binaries, its winners and losers, don’t allow for moral victories: when it comes to victory there can be only one, despite the best efforts of the high jumpers

The effect of so much public art is uplifting and enlivening for the city as a whole; they’re accessible and relatable for the vast majority of people going about their daily lives, writes Michael Moynihan

The rowers know more about pain than the rest of us

You may not have the resources to build the huge apartment blocks needed for your fellow man, but there's another housing crisis that some Cork children are helping to solve right now, writes Michael Moynihan.

Conn Donovan says there is nothing (no, not even its notoriously steep hills) to stop Cork benefitting from the bicycle boom