While we know much of the history of Hugenots who died here, but the final resting places of hundreds of children who died in Bessborough remain unknown, writes Michael Moynihan

The success of The Queen’s Gambit, which focuses on a chess prodigy, has brought the great old board game back into the limelight

A space to relax in the city centre — it's not too much to ask. Douglas St has had such a space for a few years. Having originated in California, parklets are set to spread across Cork

For commentators and columnists, Maradona’s career occupied the writer’s version of the Goldilocks zone: not too distant to be impossibly remote, like Puskas or Di Stefano, but also immune from recency bias, so ripe for evaluation

The coffee experience on Leeside is becoming increasingly sophisticated

You know how the weekend went. Of course you do. What we do here and online intersects with some version of Christopher Hitchens’ dismissal of sportswriting (“Matches . . .

Open-air swimming enthusiasts are calling for a lido on the River Lee in Cork city

There are six clubs in Beara which will have to produce €30,000 between them.

Last week I had a coffee down in Blackrock, on that nice horseshoe-shaped seating area around the little inlet. It’s a lovely amenity, one which should be replicated in a few more places along the waterfront of the city.

When Aaron Gillane won the ball very near the Tipp goal and wound up for a shot on goal — Sean O’Brien of Tipp got his hurley in