The Lifelong Learning Festival has been a boost to Cork’s reputation around the world, writes Michael Moynihan

After this week's development, Michael Moynihan has some suggestions for the Cork City Council Project Development Board

Proposals to bulldoze houses in mature, long-established residential areas and sports clubs central to their community while leaving Cork Airport out of the plan are misguided and will cause a great deal of outrage

If the Cork City Futures Group wants to show citizens it means business it could do a lot worse than pick a fight with State agencies responsible for our appalling infrastructure, transport, and water quality issues

A city trying to establish itself as a home for cutting-edge industry needs to move past the knee-jerk nickname or slogan

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