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#Cork - Sport

Killian Murphy fighting fit and ready for another Cork county final tilt with Sarsfields

Murphy battled back from serious injury and is preparing to take on Midleton in Leeside showpiece this weekend.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Cork County Championship

Killian Murphy fighting fit and ready for another Cork county final tilt with Sarsfields

Murphy battled back from serious injury and is preparing to take on Midleton in Leeside showpiece this weekend.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Irish Examiner Instagram Sport

S Jack Anderson: Sport always follows the money but 'enhanced' sport is eye-opening dishonesty

Don’t be fooled by the faux scientific arguments made by organisers of the Enhanced Games/

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Outdoors

Rake expectations: should we be picking up leaves at all?

Leaves aren't litter — they’re the forest’s own recycling system, a slow-release nutrient pack designed to feed soil life and shelter small creatures through the colder months. When they decompose, they release essential nutrients, improve soil structure, and even help lock away a little carbon

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Insight

Gucci Ancora - Arrivals - Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024

S Sinéad Burke: 'Disabled people are disabled by design, it is our responsibility to shift that'

Disability activist and fashion powerhouse Sinéad Burke is one of many challenging how we think about inclusion. Gemma Fullam meets the founder and CEO of Tilting the Lens

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Motoring

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Councils told to lower speed limits to 30km/h in some built-up areas

Speed limit changes will be introduced by local bylaws rather than by changing default limits

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Munster Rugby

John Ryan keen for Munster to go the distance against Leinster

The veteran prop has been on plenty of Munster sides which have started strong before caving to the type of pressure Leinster, the URC defending champions, can apply with ruthless conviction.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Natural Health

Beautiful slender woman with sign of varicose veins symptoms on a legs. Leg pain. Phlebology. Venous pathologies of the lower ex

Natural Health: What can I do about my aching varicose vein?

Plus: "My elderly mum has arthritis in her hands, which can flare up and be extremely painful. Is there a simple remedy we could give her?"

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Restaurant Review

S Restaurant review: Table 45 is a Dublin home away from South American home

"Hogan Place is between Fenian Street and Grand Canal St Lr, just around the corner from Holles St. so right in the heart of the Dublin city, yet it still somehow feels like a secret space."

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Top 8

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Top 8: Balance sweetness and nutrition with these shop-bought nut spreads

When testing this week’s Top 8, we prioritised a good proportion of nuts, a secondary source of protein (like seeds and wholegrains) that adds satisfaction and keeps hunger at bay.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Working Life

Working Life: Around 80% of children who get cancer are now long-term survivors

Jane Pears, consultant paediatric oncologist, CHI Crumlin

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Cost of living

Mid adult woman in supermarket holding milk

Five myths about the milk 'price war' going on in Ireland's supermarkets

This price war has nothing to do with helping consumers make ends meet, but about deflecting attention away from supermarkets. Every time there’s a focus on grocery prices being in 'rip-off' territory, there’s a pretend price war, writes Eoin McGettigan

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Cyber Safe Kids

Teenager sending email from smart phone in her bed

Research shows majority of children aged eight to 12 have access to mobile devices overnight

Research showed children themselves expressed concerns about their digital habits

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Leinster Rugby

Your sport on TV this week: Leinster v Munster, club championships and Women's FAI Cup final

It is another action packed weekend of sport on TV with Leinster and Munster going head-to-head in GAA HQ, the club championships around the country continue and the Women's FAI Cup final - all you need to know here.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#ieStyle

ieStyle Live: Standing ovation as Annmarie O’Connor speaks about when 'life falls apart'

Irish Examiner Weekend Fashion Editor Annmarie O'Connor spoke movingly of rebuilding her life after her Parkinson's disease diagnosis

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Irish Examiner Instagram

ieStyle Live: Standing ovation as Annmarie O’Connor speaks about when 'life falls apart'

Irish Examiner Weekend Fashion Editor Annmarie O'Connor spoke movingly of rebuilding her life after her Parkinson's disease diagnosis

Fri, 17 Oct, 2025

#Donald Trump

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Will Trump's peace plan for Gaza work?

Donald Trump has brokered a 20-point peace plan that could potentially ensure both peace and justice in an area that has been devastated

Listen | Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Podcasts - Mick Clifford

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Will Trump's peace plan for Gaza work?

Donald Trump has brokered a 20-point peace plan that could potentially ensure both peace and justice in an area that has been devastated

Listen | Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Podcasts - Home

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Will Trump's peace plan for Gaza work?

Donald Trump has brokered a 20-point peace plan that could potentially ensure both peace and justice in an area that has been devastated

Listen | Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Israel-Palestine

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Will Trump's peace plan for Gaza work?

Donald Trump has brokered a 20-point peace plan that could potentially ensure both peace and justice in an area that has been devastated

Listen | Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Presidential election

Catherine Connolly urges supporters to use their vote, as 'polls don't win elections'

Ms Connolly was speaking at a panel discussion, which focused on human rights for disabled people and carers

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Sustainability – Business

Skims’ Ultimate Bush Knickers: The fashion trend no one asked for

Let’s consider the obvious: women have been wearing underwear for centuries — briefs, boyshorts, high-cuts, thongs, you name it. The idea that we now need an undergarment featuring fake pubic hair feels like a satirical sketch from 'Saturday Night Live', not a serious offering from a billion-dollar brand, writes Pat Kane, founder of Reuzi

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Cork - News

Man to face trial over accusations of raping girl in Cork and making child sexual abuse images

He is also alleged to have made a demand with menaces for the payment of €12,000

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Government spending

'Nobody said stop': HSE paid €15m to now-defunct firm without a contract for respiratory sensors

The Public Accounts Committee heard today that there is no hope of recovering the loss as the company has now collapsed

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Signpost

Shaping tomorrow’s agriculture: Lessons from award-winning farmers

While farming often makes headlines for its environmental challenges, the judging panel explained that many farmers are already making remarkable progress.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Emission targets 25by30

Shaping tomorrow’s agriculture: Lessons from award-winning farmers

While farming often makes headlines for its environmental challenges, the judging panel explained that many farmers are already making remarkable progress.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Climate Change

Plug-in hybrids pollute almost as much as petrol cars, report finds

Analysis of 800,000 European cars found real-world pollution from plug-in hybrids nearly five times greater than lab tests

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Weather

Midleton residents to hold second protest over council's slow installation of flood defences

Some 600 houses and 300 businesses were damaged in the 2023 Storm Babet, forcing some businesses to close permanently, with damages estimated between €180m and €200m

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Childrens Health

High school students at school, wearing N95 Face masks.

Almost half of teachers identify students suffering an eating disorder

Findings come as educational resource aimed at improving body image is launched

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Business Movers

S Business movers: People starting new jobs in Ireland

New appointees with RTÉ, TEKenable, Classic Hits Radio, CRY Ireland, with Storm Technology and the Irish Management Institute

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Appointments

S Business movers: People starting new jobs in Ireland

New appointees with RTÉ, TEKenable, Classic Hits Radio, CRY Ireland, with Storm Technology and the Irish Management Institute

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift fans flood German museum to see Ophelia painting echoing hit video

A German museum has been unexpectedly overrun by Taylor Swift fans because one of its paintings bears a striking resemblance to the opening scene of the star’s current number one hit video The Fate Of Ophelia.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Travel - Hotels

S Hotel review: Is this Co Down escape the peak of Irish nature tourism?

"Expensive but exemplary, this world-class Co. Down hideaway could be Ireland’s best nature escape for couples."

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Home - Changing Spaces

From Jetsons to Thermomix: Three new kitchen concepts for a modern, clutter-free life

Jennifer Sheahan introduces new ways to think about cooking, living and space

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

Politics

Embattled French PM Sebastien Lecornu survives no-confidence vote

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu survived a vote of no-confidence on Thursday that could have toppled his fragile new government and plunged France deeper into political chaos.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Beef and Sheep

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Cattle up 53.8% in agricultural price index for August 2025

The latest Agricultural Price Index reports the biggest output price going to cattle and the highest input price being fertilisers in the 12 months to August 2025.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Pigs and Poultry

Cattle up 53.8% in agricultural price index for August 2025

The latest Agricultural Price Index reports the biggest output price going to cattle and the highest input price being fertilisers in the 12 months to August 2025.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Agribusiness

Cattle up 53.8% in agricultural price index for August 2025

The latest Agricultural Price Index reports the biggest output price going to cattle and the highest input price being fertilisers in the 12 months to August 2025.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Dairy

Cattle up 53.8% in agricultural price index for August 2025

The latest Agricultural Price Index reports the biggest output price going to cattle and the highest input price being fertilisers in the 12 months to August 2025.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Homelessness

‘It could be me or you’: Cork Simon Sleep Out highlights human cost of homelessness

Cork Simon’s first Sleep Out at Elizabeth Fort brought 30 volunteers together to raise awareness and funds for homelessness

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Defence Forces

Mercury spill forces closure of Air Corps hangar at Baldonnel airbase

A small mercury spill inside a Baldonnel hangar prompted an immediate safety lockdown and investigation by the Defence Forces

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Republic of Ireland MNT

Portugal v Republic of Ireland - 2026 FIFA World Cup European Qualifiers - Group F - Jose Alvalade Stadium

Ireland World Cup Talking Points: Bruno Fernandes and Irish duo to miss Dublin clash

Back three to the future? And when Portugal came to draw.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Middle East

Hamas says all reachable hostage bodies recovered amid Israel threat to resume Gaza fighting

Hamas says it needs specialist equipment to recover remaining bodies as Israel’s defence minister threatens to resume fighting

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Hurling

'His trainings are class': Conor Lehane hails new Midleton coach ahead of Cork decider

Lehane said Midleton coach Frank Flannery has been a 'huge addition' to their set-up.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Irish Rugby

Ireland v Wales - Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship

Andy Farrell's Ireland squad will disappoint supporters anticipating freshness

Few, though, will be disappointed with the availability of captain Caelan Doris following the serious shoulder injury he sustained during Leinster’s Champions Cup semi-final defeat last May

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Fifa World Cup

S Tommy Martin: Dope Dreams - it's time for Ireland to sign up for the Enhanced World Cup

One of Heimir Hallgrimsson's strengths is his ability to identify Ireland's shortcomings in post-match interviews. Unfortunately, he seems unable to do anything about them. It's time for radical thinking.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Republic of Ireland WNT

Republic of Ireland Women Media Conference and Training Session

'She has driven women's football again and again': Alan Mahon on soon to be centurion Katie McCabe's influence

Alan Mahon stepped in to announce the squad while his boss Carla Ward was away and lauded the 30-year-old Gooner for her achievements to date

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Cork - Opinion

S Michael Moynihan: I'm a little bit worried about the new public toilets opening up in Cork

It’s truly unfortunate there are nowhere near the same number of public toilets in the centre of the city that there were sixty-five years ago

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Rural Affairs

Irish Examiner view: Garda appointment is a welcome step to tackling rural crime

The appointment of Fermoy-based Superintendent Michael Corbett as An Garda Síochána's rural crime lead will help reassure communities that feel vulnerable

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

#Energy Efficiency

Risk of electricity shortage lowest in years, EirGrid reports

EirGrid is forecasting in its winter outlook that there will be adequate generation capacity and a reduced risk of system alerts

Thu, 16 Oct, 2025

fianna fail

Fianna Fáil appoints panel to review botched Jim Gavin presidential election bid

Tom Brabazon, Eamon Scanlon, Margaret Murphy O’Connor, and chairman Ciaran O’Loughlin SC will bring specific proposals back to the party by November 12

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Titanic

Faulty engineering led to implosion of submersible headed to Titanic – report

Faulty engineering led to the implosion of an experimental submersible that killed five people on the way to the wreck of the Titanic, the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has concluded in a report.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Womens Health

Family ‘haunted’ as inquest hears sepsis fears in UHL miscarriage death were not acted on

The family of Leona Cusack told an inquest they are 'haunted' by fears sepsis was missed before her death.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Ukraine

Gardaí hope witnesses can shed light on fatal stabbing at Dublin youth residential home

Gardaí are investigating the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old boy at a Tusla-run residential home in north Dublin

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Home - Gardening

Pile of fallen leaves is collected with a rake on the lawn in the park. Seasonal gardening.

Garden Q&A: Should I clear up fallen leaves or let wildlife enjoy them?

Whether you're a gardening beginner or expert, Irish Examiner columnist Peter Dowdall has the answer to your questions

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Home - Gardening in Autumn

Garden Q&A: Should I clear up fallen leaves or let wildlife enjoy them?

Whether you're a gardening beginner or expert, Irish Examiner columnist Peter Dowdall has the answer to your questions

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#GAA - Harty Cup

Ardscoil Rís produce 10 different scorers in perfect Harty start against Cashel Community College

With the exception of the opening two points, the Limerick school were never led, and only for their inaccuracy (19 wides), the margin could have been greater.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Anja Murray

Anja Murray: Public land is the low-hanging fruit for nature restoration

The Nature Restoration Law is about proactive restoration, not just within protected sites, but more holistically and throughout the landscape. Rivers and their floodplains; native woodlands; peat bogs and reclaimed peat soils; urban areas and pollinators are all part of the approach to restore the ecosystems we all depend on

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Film & TV

Graham Norton's TV pay packet tops €2.79m

Irish chat show king's income from 'The Graham Norton Show' works out at over £116k (€133k) per episode

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Tipperary GAA

Clare v Tipperary - Electric Ireland Munster GAA Hurling Minor Championship Final

Minogue leads the way as Thurles cruise to Harty Cup victory over Hospital

A purple patch of six consecutive points for Thurles CBS at the end of the third quarter sealed victory.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Budget 2026

Dublin Ireland aerial view of river Liffey and city center, aerial view of Dublin skyline and Samuel Beckett Bridge, aerial view

Ireland is more reliant on corporation tax than official data suggests

Irish Fiscal Advisory Council economist believes official Revenue figure is distorted

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Waterford GAA

Cork v Waterford - Electric Ireland GAA Hurling Munster Minor Championship Final

Lismore power past Doon to open Harty Cup with convincing win

Ben Cummins scored on 1-11 for Blackwater Community School in their victory over Scoil na Tríonóide Naofa in the opening round of the Dr Harty Cup.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Simon Harris

Harris wins confidence motion amid accusations of ‘cheap cynical trick’

Simon Harris survived a Dáil confidence vote as opposition parties accused the Government of cynically avoiding accountability before the election

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Basketball

British basketball chaos continues as Fiba suspends BBF and bans men’s team

Global governing body Fiba has set up a task force in a dramatic move.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Immigration

Gardaí not expected to charge asylum seeker with terror offences

The Irish Examiner understands the man's emailed threats relating to 'national security' are being assessed in the context of his psychiatric condition

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Podcast - Soccer

World Cup qualifier podcast special: what needs to happen with two games to go

Brendan O'Brien and John Fallon reflect on Ireland's hard-fought win over 10-man Armenia and look forward to the final two games of the group.

Listen | Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#IEVideo

Watch: World first as diver jumps from West Cork's Dursey Island cable car

Orlando Duque, 51, a world-famous cliff diver, said the 24m dive from the cable car was unlike anything he had ever faced before

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Video - News

Watch: World first as diver jumps from West Cork's Dursey Island cable car

Orlando Duque, 51, a world-famous cliff diver, said the 24m dive from the cable car was unlike anything he had ever faced before

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Rory McIlroy

DP World India Championship 2025 - Previews

Rory McIlroy says people are remembering Ryder Cup 'for the wrong reason'

McIlroy ruled out becoming Team Europe Ryder Cup captain until the "mid-2030s".

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Ryder Cup

Rory McIlroy says people are remembering Ryder Cup 'for the wrong reason'

McIlroy ruled out becoming Team Europe Ryder Cup captain until the "mid-2030s".

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Liverpool

Liverpool owners insist 'our work isn’t done' on 15-year anniversary of takeover

Fenway Sports Group admitted that off the field, "there have been times we’ve got things wrong".

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Clare GAA

S Dr Harty Cup 2025-26: team-by-team guide, including the ones to watch, for Munster schools SHC

Everything you need to know before the famous competition throws in on Wednesday afternoon.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Sport - Top Picks

S Dr Harty Cup 2025-26: team-by-team guide, including the ones to watch, for Munster schools SHC

Everything you need to know before the famous competition throws in on Wednesday afternoon.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Cork - Business

Plans for almost 60 new homes in Schull greenlit by An Coimisiún Pleanála following appeals

Planning commission approved plans for 57 new homes which will be located on Schull's Colla Road

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Dereliction

We're going to war on dereliction — but not yet

A small but radical transfer of responsibility might give the derelict property tax a real impact, but it's taking too long, write Jude Sherry and Frank O'Connor of #DerelictIreland

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Artificial intelligence (AI)

AI prompt chat bot. Search website to generate data, text or image. Man using computer with artificial intelligence app. Virtual

David O'Mahony: History tells us betting on AI bubble is a bad idea

Future generations may wonder why we collectively jumped off a virtual bridge chasing digital tulips, writes David O'Mahony

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#History

Heritage is about more than flags or old buildings

Our heritage is found not only in old castles but in ordinary people's voices and in the fragile documents that connect us to previous generations. We must work to preserve them, writes Virginia Teehan, CEO of the Heritage Council

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Sustainability – Biodiversity

Asian hornet from Catalonian Garden - Berga

Climate change making Ireland more hospitable to invasive species, experts warn

The Climate Council has warned Ireland is “falling far short” of its international conservation commitments, with an estimated annual biodiversity investment gap of €700m.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2025

#Hospital overcrowding

Limerick welcomes Ireland's first new large hospital in almost 20 years

The Bon Secours Limerick project included a design team of 24 professionals, and features a nature-inspired interior, flower-shaped light fittings, and cutting-edge technology.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Health news

Limerick welcomes Ireland's first new large hospital in almost 20 years

The Bon Secours Limerick project included a design team of 24 professionals, and features a nature-inspired interior, flower-shaped light fittings, and cutting-edge technology.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#My Wedding Day

S My Wedding Day with Alan Hughes: 'We had two weddings, before and after the referendum'

We put on shows, that’s what we do, and we literally put on one big show for our wedding day

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Olympics

World Aquatics Swimming Championships (25m) 2024 - Day 3

'Financially this is a huge thing': Shane Ryan defends decision to join Enhanced Games

Ryan said he will earn 'over six figures' in the next nine months, an amount which could rise to $600,000 should he win his events.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Gaelic Football

GAA Senior Football and Hurling Championship 2013 Draw

Provincial football championship draws pushed back to late November

The draws may be broadcast on GAA+. In recent years, they had been made on RTÉ Radio 1.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Mayo GAA

Horan: ‘We have more videos and talk and chat rooms about a guy who is just 17’

“Kobe is getting attention because of ‘Pops’, but there is a number of lads there that will be very strong."

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Energy Prices

Taoiseach defends decision not to give energy credits, saying providers would 'factor them in' to prices

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald accused the Government of doing nothing to stop energy companies 'brazenly ripping off' consumers

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Rural Life

Wexford students look to make Irish beef a global leader

As part of the ongoing series of the finalists for the Certified Irish Angus School Competition 2024, meet the third team in the finals, students from FCJ Bunclody

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Parenting - Toddler

break dance kids. little break dancer showing his skills in dance studio. Hip hop dancer boy in headphones with smartphone again

Julie Jay: Nothing beats a bop when it comes to letting off steam with your kids

It would appear that my kids have taken after their dad in the dance department - and that is no bad thing

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Parenting - School children

Julie Jay: Nothing beats a bop when it comes to letting off steam with your kids

It would appear that my kids have taken after their dad in the dance department - and that is no bad thing

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Parenting - Tweens

Portrait of two sisters kids having an argument, fighting. Family conflict, children In Quarrel, disagreement

Joanna Fortune: My young daughters argue all the time

"Both are in the middle childhood phase (eight to 12 years), meaning they are competitors within the same developmental stage, which can lead to the type of tension you describe."

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Joanna Fortune

Joanna Fortune: My young daughters argue all the time

"Both are in the middle childhood phase (eight to 12 years), meaning they are competitors within the same developmental stage, which can lead to the type of tension you describe."

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Julie Jay

Julie Jay: Nothing beats a bop when it comes to letting off steam with your kids

It would appear that my kids have taken after their dad in the dance department - and that is no bad thing

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#The Deirdre O Shaughnessy Podcast

The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: Suspensions 'crisis' at Cork special school

Opened in 2021, Carrigaline Community Special School issued 17 official suspensions out of a maximum student body of just 48 in three years

Listen | Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Colman Noctor

Colman Noctor: Time is of the essence in exams for neurodivergent students

"For a student with dyslexia or dyspraxia, time can be crucial. They may understand the material and have the correct answer in their mind, but struggle to transfer it onto paper before the timer runs out."

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Property

Rare parcel of Cobh land should make €20k/acre at auction

Coming up for public auction at the Talbot Hotel in Midleton on Wednesday, October 29 next at 3pm is a compact 17. 4-acre land parcel in the fertile area of East Cork.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Podcast - GAA

S The Gaelic Football Show: behind the scenes at a special 'townie' club

Paul Rouse and James Horan chat, as always, to Maurice Brosnan, who was witness to Éire Óg's double-sealing football win in Clare.

Listen | Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Podcast - Subscriber

S The Gaelic Football Show: behind the scenes at a special 'townie' club

Paul Rouse and James Horan chat, as always, to Maurice Brosnan, who was witness to Éire Óg's double-sealing football win in Clare.

Listen | Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Pensions report 2025

Multi-generation family spending time together for Father's day

Conversations with friends — the things I want my loved ones to know about pensions

Start a pension now. "It’s money for jam" when you consider the tax relief on each contribution; €100 to your pot will only cost you €60 or €80 in real terms

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Greyhound Racing

Fergus Finlay: €2,500,000,000 on the dogs and the geegees? That's Ireland

We give millions in taxpayers' money each year to Ireland's richest men, while a tiny number of greyhound racing enthusiasts have us all on the hook, writes Fergus Finlay

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Galway GAA

'It’s nuts really': Breakout year just keeps getting better for Galway's Matthew Thompson

Thompson scored two points as Salthill-Knocknacarra defeated Corofin to reach the Galway SFC final against Moycullen.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Parenting - Preschool

Tots to Teens: A healthy Halloween alternative and a spooktacular screening

Irish fruit growers Keelings have teamed up with dietitian Orla Walsh to create spooky snack ideas for families to tuck into this Halloween

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Dr Phil Kieran

portrait of young casual man or student isolated on color background

Dr Phil Kieran: What is the best treatment for a teen with a hacking cough?

"Respiratory infections are arguably the most common infections, and most, if not all, will include some degree of coughing. It is common for children to get over six viral respiratory infections per year."

Tue, 14 Oct, 2025

#Sex File

Unhappy couple having crisis and difficulties in relationship

Sex File: My wife wants a break from lovemaking — can this end well?

It's not easy when one partner stops wanting sex. The partner whose bids for sexual connection are constantly rejected can't help but feel unwanted and unloved. And the lower-libido partner is often equally distressed, both by their own lack of desire and the pressure they feel put under

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Video - World

TOPSHOT-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-CONFLICT-GAZA-HOSTAGES

Watch: Trump says Gaza war is over as Hamas, Israel swap hostages and prisoners

The last surviving hostages from Gaza have been returned home to Israel in a defining exchange in the fragile ceasefire that has paused two years of war between Israel and Hamas. U. S.

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Fertility

First full year of public service fertility treatment resulted in 267 pregnancies

So far this year each of the six fertility hubs averaged 600 referrals monthly

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Life Hacks

Car driving through the puddle and splashing by water.

Life Hack: Is it ever safe to drive through a flood? Here's what you need to know

Tempted to drive through a 'shallow' flood? Think again

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Dear Daithi

A Senior Hispanic Silver Haired Lady is Given a Hug by Her Niece. A Moment of Latin Togetherness.

Dear Dáithí: I love my niece, but it hurts to be left out of her wedding

I can’t help feeling so hurt that she is not including me, I feel like all that investment I put into her growing up means nothing to her

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Tyrone GAA

Naomh Conaill v Gaoth Dobhair - Donegal County Senior Club Football Championship Final

The big guns fall on dramatic weekend of GAA county championship action

Shocks aplenty across the country as championship 2025 reached its defining stages

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Armagh GAA

The big guns fall on dramatic weekend of GAA county championship action

Shocks aplenty across the country as championship 2025 reached its defining stages

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Family

S Terry Prone: Like others with dementia, Bruce Willis is being robbed of his dignity and privacy

Fame does not protect us from the reality that the person with dementia is the loser. Once diagnosed, they lose all of their rights, starting with the right to privacy

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Consumer Affairs

Landlords will have to reveal how much rent they charge tenants

Landlords will have to publicly disclose rent prices under new Government laws aimed at improving transparency and compliance

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Food News

Catherine Conlon: Joe Wicks's Killer Bar has achieved what no stuffy science report can do

Joe Wicks might not be a nutritionist, but he's got consumers thinking about the health impacts of food — why is that a bad thing?

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Podcast - ieBusiness

The ieBusiness Podcast: Nicola Quinn of PwC joins the Examiner business team to unpack Budget 2026

Was this a budget for the employer or employee?

Listen | Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Sustainability

Data centres: Industry body calls for timeline on energy policy

Digital Infrastructure Ireland says we could miss out on investment if CRU does not clarify proposed new regulatory framework

Mon, 13 Oct, 2025

#Travel - Destinations

Ernest Shackleton's footsteps: Antarctic hero's cabin is restored and open to visitors

Explorer's cabin had been used as a shed in Norway for most of a century — but now it's been brought back to his Irish birthplace and meticulously restored

Sun, 12 Oct, 2025

#Wexford GAA

Wexford v Kilkenny - oneills.com Leinster GAA Hurling U20 Championship Final

Wexford SHC: Rathnure break Naomh Eanna heart, reigning champions St Martin's ease past Ferns St Aidan's

Rathnure's achievement is most remarkable in that they were relegated from senior ranks in 2023, recovered to win county and provincial intermediate last year, leaving them just 60 minutes away from lifting the coveted R. J. Bowe Cup.

Sun, 12 Oct, 2025

#Savita Halappanavar

New documentary serves as a reminder that sepsis can happen to anyone

Kim Wyse's 'Sepsis: A Story of Loss, Love and Survival' is aimed at educating the public on the signs and symptoms of sepsis

Sun, 12 Oct, 2025

#Sex-for-rent

'A rushed law is a bad law': Fears over scrutiny of sex-for-rent legislation

As well as sex for rent, the bill aims to restrict access to counselling notes in sexual offences trials, and permit gardaí to order the removal of face coverings at protests

Sun, 12 Oct, 2025

#Ian Bailey

S Mick Clifford: Jury is still out on whether Ian Bailey murdered Sophie Toscan du Plantier

Jim Sheridan’s 'Re-Creation' imagines the trial Ian Bailey never faced, reopening debate around Ireland’s most haunting unsolved murder

Sun, 12 Oct, 2025

#LGBTQ+

Clare and Limerick win bid to host EuroPride festival in 2028

For the first time, Ireland will host the international event which in recent years took place in London, Thessaloniki, Cologne, Warsaw, Rome, Oslo, Madrid, and Zurich

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#My Saturday

Saturday with Pete the Builder: 'The place I’d love most to be is in the Aran Islands'

Peter Finn aka Pete The Builder is co-presenter of Home Rescue. Catch up on the latest series, Home Rescue: The Big Fix, on the RTÉ Player.

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Birds of Ireland

Birds of Ireland: Fulmar

Fulmars have a stout cigar-shaped body and both sexes appear similar

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Property Management and Letting (Sponsored)

HomeHak is a positive development for tenants

The quality of management and letting services has never been higher and more professional

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Home - Interiors

Inside the family home of interior designer Sarah Louise Dunne

Renovating her own Mount Merrion residence convinced the top designer to pursue the career of her dreams, she tells Eve Kelliher

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Home - Improvements

Inside the family home of interior designer Sarah Louise Dunne

Renovating her own Mount Merrion residence convinced the top designer to pursue the career of her dreams, she tells Eve Kelliher

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Picture Galleries

A selection of images chosen by the Irish Examiner picture desk

The Photographs of the Week as selected by our Visual Media team. 11/10/2025

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Home - Art and Antiques

Antiques: Townley Hall sale recalls 18th-century sporting life

'Renowned for his extravagance and passion for horse racing, the 2nd Baronet of Dromoland epitomised a certain type of Irishman renowned in song and story in the 18th century'

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Travel - Local

The 12 Stays of Christmas: a dozen seasonal getaways in Ireland

Whether you crave a country manor with mulled wine by the fire or the buzz of Christmas in the city, these luxurious escapes promise indulgence, atmosphere, and zero washing up.

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Travel - Departure Lounge

Departure Lounge: Make the best of those new Dublin-Marrakech flights

"...why not factor in a brunch to remember at the lavish five-star palace hotel, Selman Marrakech?"

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Books - Fiction

Book review: Feisty, forensic Dublin thriller

Marie Cassidy’s debut was praised for its compelling storyline and its authentic forensic detail, and the same is true of ‘Deadly Evidence’

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Books – Non Fiction

Book review: A love letter to more humble beginnings

Mark Ronson's 'Night People' is about chasing the highs of a great mix while documenting a city that no longer exists

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Disinformation

State's hate crime awareness campaign in 'planning' stage despite 2023 target launch date

The justice minister has been inundated with emails and letters from frightened immigrants in the wake of attacks on, and harassment of, members of the Indian community

Sat, 11 Oct, 2025

#Athletics

S Cathal Dennehy: Athletics Integrity Unit's scorched earth policy paying off in war that can't be won

Eight years after its creation, the Athletics Integrity Unit has transformed track and field’s fight against doping, from exposing once untouchable stars to challenging lenient rulings

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#RTÉ

RTÉ pulls Kieran Cuddihy from Late Late Show as he is still under Newstalk contract

Major shakeup of RTÉ Radio One's weekday schedule comes amid shock departure of Ray D'Arcy and planned exit of Claire Byrne

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#The Late Late Show

RTÉ pulls Kieran Cuddihy from Late Late Show as he is still under Newstalk contract

Major shakeup of RTÉ Radio One's weekday schedule comes amid shock departure of Ray D'Arcy and planned exit of Claire Byrne

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Munster

Nitrates, milk prices and TB top of the agenda at this year’s National Dairy Show

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has told dairy farmers that his government will continue to press the European Commission on the future of Ireland’s nitrates derogation as one of its “key priorities.

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Breast cancer

I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer at 37 — here are the signs I noticed

“I could not feel any lumps at all, and I think that’s quite important to note, because I had no symptoms, really except for that tenderness"

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Health - My Story

I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer at 37 — here are the signs I noticed

“I could not feel any lumps at all, and I think that’s quite important to note, because I had no symptoms, really except for that tenderness"

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Home - WishList

Wish List: Seven super ideas for your home this month

Esther McCarthy sources an exciting interior design event in Cork and feasts her eyes on foodie fabulousness

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Farming Columnist - Denis Lehane

Lighten Up: Taylor Swift should sing the praises of 'Cattle Dealer'

Denis lauds the virtues of 'Cattle Dealer' a song by two boyos from north Cork who go by the name of HubCap

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Workplace Wellbeing

Why you don’t have to burn out to be successful

Looking back, the warning signs were there: constant tiredness, emotional flatness, skipping the things that brought me joy because there was 'no time'. I didn’t connect them to burnout until my body made the connection for me, says wellness coach Gillian O'Gorman who supports people in developing clear boundaries in their professional and personal life

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Books – Features and News

FILE PICS: Former Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald is understood to be seriously ill in hospital.

Autumn round up: Varadkar and Zappone tell all while Enright casts artful eye

From FitzGerald v Haughey and ‘Bailout Babies’ to Dan Brown and Anne Enright, Marjorie Brennan rounds up a selection of new and forthcoming releases

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Violence against women

Man accused of pulling head of female cabin crew member down to his groin to face trial in higher court

It is alleged that the man 'grabbed her and pulled her head down toward his groin to the point where it was touching it'

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Health - Body

How to recognise urinary tract infections and prevent recurring UTIs

It is vital to prevent and properly treat urinary tract infections and it is also important to recognise the symptoms of a UTI, the experts tell Gemma Fullam

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Health - Nutrition

Seasonal recipes and stories from Scéal Bakery

Local and seasonal are the ingredients for success in Scéal: Seasonal Recipes and Stories from a Modern Irish Bakery by Charlotte Leonard-Kane and Shane Palmer

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Farming - Tillage

Signpost: Using precision technology to improve water quality

How a tillage farmer improved water quality on his farm

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#C&AG report

Audit reveals 'deficiencies in internal control' at IFI

A damaging series of administrative errors and irregularities saw the organisation’s entire board stood down in 2023

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Careers in Healthcare

Working Life: It’s fantastic that children will be protected against chickenpox as it isn't just a mild illness

Dr Chantal Migone, Consultant in Public Health Medicine at the HSE National Immunisation Office (NIO)

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Health - Life

Working Life: It’s fantastic that children will be protected against chickenpox as it isn't just a mild illness

Dr Chantal Migone, Consultant in Public Health Medicine at the HSE National Immunisation Office (NIO)

Fri, 10 Oct, 2025

#Bernard OShea

Bernard O'Shea: Five things the President of Ireland can do that parents have to do all the time

The Irish President has surprising constitutional powers — but most of them look suspiciously like everyday parenting duties

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Farming Columns

Brian Reidy: Remember, no one can feed a dry cow for free

At the current milk price, if cows are in good condition, keep them milking, writes independent ruminant nutritionist Brian Reidy

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Farming Columnist - Brian Reidy

Brian Reidy: Remember, no one can feed a dry cow for free

At the current milk price, if cows are in good condition, keep them milking, writes independent ruminant nutritionist Brian Reidy

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Russia

Authoritarian states have powerful reach — even in Ireland

The return to authoritarianism worldwide — not least in the US — will have ramifications for internationally-linked universities and corporations here, write Alexander Dukalskis and Alexander Cooley

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Dublin GAA

Dublin v Kerry - GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final Replay

Seven-time All-Ireland winner John Small announces Dublin retirement

The Ballymun Kickhams clubman has called time a glittering intercounty career.

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Donal Hickey

Donal Hickey: Here's how to take part in traditional Burren winterage walk

Winterage — where cattle move to the uplands for winter grazing — plays a vital role in protecting one of our most biodiverse landscapes.

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Pope Leo XIV

Pope Leo criticises wealthy elite living in ‘bubble of luxury’ as poor suffer

The Vatican on Thursday released the document, entitled I Have Loved You, which Francis had begun to write in his final months but never finished

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Camogie

Cahalane sisters face hectic weekend as Barrs chase back-to-back Cork camogie titles

St Finbarr’s bid to retain their Cork senior camogie crown comes as the Cahalane sisters juggle dual commitments in football and camogie this weekend.

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Cork Crime and Jail Time

New wardens to patrol Cork City after stabbings and shoplifting surge

Following two stabbings and a rise in shoplifting, Cork City is to introduce new community safety wardens from November

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

#Halloween

Richard Hogan: Halloween is a season of magic — and mayhem, if teens can get away with it

I know adolescence is a time of adventure and experimenting, but putting a substance into a brain that is already wired to take risks and make mistakes is not a good idea. Not to mention the health implications

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#Wildfires

Authorities charge man over deadly wildfire that levelled LA neighbourhoods

A 29-year-old man charged with sparking the most destructive blaze in Los Angeles history likely used a lighter to start a fire on New Year’s Day that smouldered underground and reignited almost a week later, killing 12 people in a wealthy hillside ...

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#Shane Lowry

Open de España presented by Madrid 2025 - Previews

Shane Lowry: 'I told him his golf isn’t incredible, but it’s much better than my tennis'

Shane Lowry said the hardest part of his putt which retained the Ryder Cup for Europe was seeing vice-captain José María Olazábal crying as he addressed the ball.

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#Electric Vehicles

Minister 'not writing off' future bus and train fare hikes

Darragh O’Brien says there must be a 'sustainable' funding model for public transport systems

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#National Ploughing Championships

Ploughing Championships return to Tullamore as 2026 dates confirmed

The 2026 event returns to Screggan, Tullamore, Co Offaly, where it will take place from September 15-17

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#Video - Life

Watch: Pumpkin farm opens its doors for another year

As the Halloween season begins, Joe's Farm in Killeagh, Co Cork, opens its doors once more to welcome visitors who come to pick pumpkins.

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#Motorsport

S Nostalgia is a dangerous thing but, 25 years ago, Schumacher drove our imagination

There is a glorious allure to revisiting the past — even the red burst of the Ferrari uniform seems brighter in memory

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#GAA - The Changing Game

Illustration of a coach with children exercising outdoors

S Ciarán O'Sullivan on coaching: Sport thrives in turbulence, where problems solve themselves through movement

The experienced coach moves like water through sessions, reading what each moment demands, when to strip away defenders to amplify technique, when to add pressure to forge character.

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#Ozempic

Eli Lilly & Co. Bulks Up Irish Operations in Obesity Drug Production Push

Cork operations of Eli Lilly underpin Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk's dwindling market dominance

With Cork a crucial part of its global supply chain, Eli Lilly's weight loss drugs are shaking up an industry once ruled by Ozempic and Wegovy maker, Novo Nordisk

Wed, 08 Oct, 2025

#Kneecap

Kneecap to ‘fight again’ as appeal against decision to end terror case announced

The rap trio said the case is politically driven, and that the Crown Prosecution Service has submitted nothing new in its appeal

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Food Inflation

Shoppers at supermarket Sainsbury's for their weekly shopping when special prices are on offer, dealing with the cost of living

Caitríona Redmond: Families go backwards as Paschal Donohoe peels an orange in his pocket

Soaring energy prices and food shrinkflation are battering even the most frugal of families — and Budget 2026 has done nothing for them

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Food Inflation

Caitríona Redmond: Families go backwards as Paschal Donohoe peels an orange in his pocket

Soaring energy prices and food shrinkflation are battering even the most frugal of families — and Budget 2026 has done nothing for them

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#IEexplains

What Budget 2026 means for you — welfare boosts, new housing funds, and tax changes

Budget 2026 delivers major spending boosts for welfare, housing, and health, alongside new taxes on fuel, vapes, and cigarettes

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Grandparents

Father and daughter fight, generation gap concept

Joanna Fortune: My children have been caught up in family row with grandparents

My mum usually picks up my two children from school once a week, but says she won't do so until I apologise for my behaviour. I'm hurt that she has taken sides and is using childcare as a form of leverage.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Weddings

Couple marry on flooded Cork island as Storm Amy turns dream wedding into ‘biblical’ adventure

Elisabeth Villa and Anthony McSweeney refuse to let Storm Amy ruin their Gougane Barra wedding as floods engulf the island

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Neutrality

The EU is preparing for war – is Ireland?

With a marine territory 10 times our landmass, and which includes much of the northern hemisphere’s critical subsea cables, Ireland's defence capabilities should be built around maritime capacity, writes Edward Burke

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Parenting - Pregnancy

Aoife Hearne: Eight weeks pregnant and nauseous most of the time

Are there any specific foods that can alleviate the sickness and boost my energy levels?

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Aoife Hearne

Aoife Hearne: Eight weeks pregnant and nauseous most of the time

Are there any specific foods that can alleviate the sickness and boost my energy levels?

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

#Ladies Football

Media update on the integration process involving the Camogie Association, the GAA and LGFA

GAA chairpersons to meet about integration concerns

Several GAA county chairpersons are set to meet later this month amid growing unease over the lack of clarity surrounding integration plans for the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association ahead of the 2027 deadline.

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Vaping

Ireland fifth out of 85 countries for percentage of people who vape, WHO survey finds

The World Health Organisation also said children are now nine times more likely than adults to vape on average

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Madeleine McCann

Polish woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann ‘stalked missing girl’s parents’

Jurors were told that there was “unequivocal scientific evidence” that Julia Wandelt, has no familial link to the McCanns despite her claiming to have memories of the girl’s childhood and disappearance

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Domestic Violence

Cork man allegedly breached domestic violence order after sending woman 17 voicemails

Man is accused of making threat to send people 'to kick the living shit' out of woman

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#September Reset

Week 4 - Derval O'Rourke: End your September reset on a high with a full-body workout

The final instalment of Derval O’Rourke’s four-week exercise programme is here

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Health - Fitness

Week 4 - Derval O'Rourke: End your September reset on a high with a full-body workout

The final instalment of Derval O’Rourke’s four-week exercise programme is here

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Derval ORourke 10 minute fitness

Week 4 - Derval O'Rourke: End your September reset on a high with a full-body workout

The final instalment of Derval O’Rourke’s four-week exercise programme is here

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Hockey

Harlequins edge nine-goal Munster thriller

Harlequins emerged victorious over Midleton thanks to a last-minute winner from Julian Dale.

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Sky Matters

Sky Matters: This week's supermoon the first of October's interesting night skies

Plus when to look up to see an Orionid meteor shower and Saturn this month

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

#Elections2024

Budget 2026: The music won't stop like it did after the crash — but the tempo has changed

Tuesday's budget will be nowhere near the horror witnessed by the 'bailout babies' in 2008 and 2009 but it will be far more moderate than last year's election budget

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

#Dairy

Paula Hynes: Rivers running free as Storm Amy hits

It was a miserable 48 hours as the rain returned with a bang during storm Amy

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

#Farming columnist - Paula Hynes

Paula Hynes: Rivers running free as Storm Amy hits

It was a miserable 48 hours as the rain returned with a bang during storm Amy

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

#Ploughing

Exhibition / new tractors lined up next to each other in a row

Lighten up: Auld Lehane's top 10 budget proposals to help struggling farmers

With Budget 2026 closing in faster than the plastic being stretched over a freshly-made silage pit, Denis Lehane has a shortlist of measures to encourage farmers to stick with the job

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

#Sustainability – Renewables

Vital infrastructure or storing up trouble? Debate over battery farms continues to rage

Rising electricity demands, renewable energy goals, and soaring energy bills all mean the need for such facilities is real, if not critical

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

#Arsenal

Arteta and Saka mark Arsenal milestones with victory over West Ham

Arsenal were disrupted after 29 minutes when captain Martin Odegaard, only just back from a shoulder injury, hobbled off with a knee problem.

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

#What a difference a day makes

What a Difference a Day Makes: ‘A wheel came off his chair — if we didn’t laugh, we’d cry’

Grandmother Siobhán O’Dea recalls the fateful day when her beloved older brother, Michael, told her he had motor neurone disease. She tells Helen O’Callaghan how life changed in that moment

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

#My Life

My Life with Andrew Boyle: My pet wallaby Dora ran away from home — a real explorer

"Dora hadn’t always been known by that name but rather earned the term of endearment from the media and public. It had been days since she ran away from home and people were talking about little else."

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

#Rowing

Olympic medallist Philip Doyle embraces rowing identity after 12 years, and eyes Cork move

Doyle is ready to give rowing a "proper go" and end his "bronze extravaganza".

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

#Travel - International

Panoramic view of the Inn Valley and the Kitzbühel Alps (Tyrol, Austria) in winter. Snow-covered mountains. Valleys in the mist

Austrian skiing getaways: Head for the heights to carve up some Tirolean snow

A hot favourite among Irish and British skiers, Austria’s SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser is increasingly popular as a ski ‘mini-break’ destination, writes Catherine Shanahan

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

#BusConnects

Irish Examiner view: Play a long game for the right answer

On issues large and small the requirement now is to over-compensate on communication and consultation

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

#Corporate Finance Sponsored

Innovation and teamwork for powerful business growth

Don’t accept the first offer – choosing the right VC partner is critical

Venture capital is designed for high-growth, scalable businesses with innovative products or services; founders should look for meaningful support alongside money, writes Edel Corrigan

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

#Catholic Church

Ballyea v Clooney Quin - Clare County Senior Club Hurling Championship Semi-Final

S Christy O'Connor: Young talent on show in county final a reflection of Clare’s exciting future

Over the last six years, no manager has given league and championship game time to more players than Clare boss Brian Lohan.

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

#Womens Health Survey 2025

Tired or thyroid? How to identify and deal with problems with 'the body's generator'

The thyroid can be overactive or underactive, leading to weight loss or gain. Around 10% of women believe they’ve experienced thyroid problems — an issue often mistaken for fatigue, and disproportionately affects females

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

#Farming - AgTech

Updated AgFood Portal unworkable, says IFA

IFA Rural Development Chair, John Curran, has called for a review of the updated Department of Agriculture AgFood Portal after influx of login complaints from farmers.

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

#Screen Scene

Myrid Carten: Turning the lens on her mother's struggles with addiction and illness

The Co Donegal filmmaker has made an impressive documentary about a very personal family story, writes Esther McCarthy

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#Elon Musk

Donald Trump Holds Campaign Rally At Madison Square Garden In NYC

Elon Musk becomes first person with net worth of $500bn

Tesla owner’s wealth temporarily crosses half-trillion-dollar mark before retreating to $499bn

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#Michael Gaine

Gardaí stand down presence at Michael Gaine's farm as murder investigation continues

Gardaí have ended protection at the Kenmare farm where Michael Gaine’s remains were found, but the murder investigation remains active

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#Kyran Durnin

Tusla chief said agency had found 'no child protection concerns' around disappearance of Daniel Aruebose

Kate Duggan told Dáil Public Accounts Committee she would 'absolutely support' the publication of Tusla’s internal inquiry reports regarding Daniel’s disappearance

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#Live At The Marquee

Live at the Marquee announces band's anniversary tour coming to Cork next summer

"Before anyone else, it was at home where we felt the love so it feels right to announce our exciting anniversary plans for Ireland first"

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#Corporate Finance (Sponsored)

Green finance is fast moving from niche to norm

From green bonds that fund renewable energy projects to bank loans linked to carbon-reduction targets, this new wave of capital is helping companies align profitability with responsibility, writes Edel Corrigan

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#How to make the perfect

How to use a soup maker the correct way and the common mistakes to avoid

If you want homemade soup but don't have time or the emotional capacity for more washing up, then this could be the gadget for you

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#Gangland Crime

Gardaí using elite armed intervention squads to intercept organised burglary groups

An Garda Síochána is adopting similar high-security response to organised burglary that it has to gangland killers

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

#Champions League

Champions League round-up: PSG snatch late win at Barca, Dier scores late to deny Man City

In the other early kick-off, Qarabag made it two wins out of two with a 2-0 home victory over Copenhagen, a week after their 3-2 triumph at Benfica.

Wed, 01 Oct, 2025

#Conor McGregor

Conor McGregor's Forged Stout business faces High Court case after allegations of unpaid debts

Recently, Forged Stout Production Limited was hit with two debt judgements

Wed, 01 Oct, 2025

#Leaving Cert

female construction apprentice and colleague

Secondary school curriculum 'should include access to apprenticeships'

Ibec tells Oireachtas further and higher education committee there is 'significant scope for improvement' despite growth in apprenticeships

Wed, 01 Oct, 2025

#Boxing

Niall O'Carroll departs Irish boxing for key Rowing Ireland role

O'Carroll succeeds Antonio Maurogiovanni in the job.

Wed, 01 Oct, 2025

#Referendum

Humphreys admits lack of groundwork ahead of failed family and care referenda

Fine Gael presidential hopeful Heather Humphreys says vague wording and lack of preparation contributed to the heavy defeat in both referenda

Wed, 01 Oct, 2025

Miscarriage

Rebecca Adlington has ‘a lot of anxiety’ about new pregnancy after miscarriages

The retired swimming star announced her pregnancy last week.

Wed, 01 Oct, 2025

#State Exams

Second-level students with dyslexia need extra time in exams, warns advocacy group

Dyslexic young people consistently struggle with running out of time sitting State exams

Tue, 30 Sep, 2025

#Mens Health

Image of modern fireplace, woodburning stove, coal buckets, log basket

Indoor wood burners cause damage 'in a similar way to cigarette smoke'

Study links the growing popularity of domestic wood burning to lung damage

Tue, 30 Sep, 2025

#WomensRWC

S Duncan Casey: Rugby's global picture shows it has plenty to learn from growth of women's game

The men’s game can learn plenty from the success of this World Cup and the growth the women’s game has enjoyed in recent years

Tue, 30 Sep, 2025

#Podcast Corner

Podcast Corner: Simpsons Declassified needs to find its voice

"While many of us might have checked out on the series itself, the lore of the Simpsons is like catnip; we can never get enough about the Monorail, the Stonecutters, Mr Plow... I could go on."

Tue, 30 Sep, 2025

#Dublin Airport

Darragh O'Brien to bring plans to lift Dublin Airport passenger cap to Cabinet

Airport operator DAA has repeatedly called for the 32m passenger annual cap to be lifted, arguing that growing Dublin Airport to 40m passengers a year is 'in line with national aviation policy'

Tue, 30 Sep, 2025

#Creeslough Explosion

Creeslough investigation file forwarded to Director of Public Prosecutions

It comes almost three years after 10 people were killed in an explosion at a building complex in the Co Donegal village on October 7, 2022

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Cork Housing Crisis

Homeless Cork woman allegedly sexually abused by father told she can live with parents

The woman, who is now aged in her 40s, was told she did not qualify for emergency accommodation

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Video - Sport

Watch: Ryder Cup: Europe post-match news conference

Rory McIlroy and team discuss the abuse they got from the stands and beer being thrown at his wife.

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Charlie Kirk

Lawyer for suspect in Charlie Kirk killing wants more time to review evidence

A preliminary hearing would determine if there is enough evidence against Tyler Robinson to go forward with a trial

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Good Friday Agreement

Fergus Finlay: Martin Mansergh was top of the list of peacemakers in the North

Throughout that period of government, the thing that bound Martin and I close together was the peace process, writes Fergus Finlay

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Chelsea

Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Mikel Arteta proves he may have changed his ways while Eddie Nketiah shows off his worth for Crystal Palace

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Manchester United

Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Mikel Arteta proves he may have changed his ways while Eddie Nketiah shows off his worth for Crystal Palace

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Brexit

Taoiseach says there will be no border poll before 2030

Micheál Martin said more work must be done to unite the whole island before a united Ireland referendum is held

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Royal Family

S Terry Prone: Charities should never have dealt with that serial dud, Sarah Ferguson

England’s Duchess of York had a dodgy past — long before the closeness of her links to paedophile and child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein were revealed

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Inflation

India surges as a key market for Irish whiskey as US sales slow

Drinks Ireland and the Irish Whiskey Association are pressing for the conclusion of an EU-India free trade agreement

Mon, 29 Sep, 2025

#Autumn Activities

Where to pick pumpkins in Ireland in autumn 2025

Pumpkin parties, autumn events, pick-your-own-pumpkin festivals — they're all right here

Sun, 28 Sep, 2025

#US Elections

An Evening With President Barack Obama In Conversation with Fintan O'Toole at the 3Arena Photo by Ray Keogh

Mick Clifford: What Obama didn’t say in Dublin spoke loudest

At Dublin’s 3Arena, Barack Obama offered a mix of caution, candour and hope as democracy’s fragility loomed large

Sat, 27 Sep, 2025

#Irish Examiner Lifestyle Instagram

Esther McCarthy: Part two of my exhaustive analysis of sporty Irish mums

"...quite a few of you have let me know you were a bit miffed not to have made the cut, and I wouldn’t want anyone to feel left out. Here we go!"

Sat, 27 Sep, 2025

#Cork Film Festival

Roy Keane row gets the big-screen treatment as Saipan to open Cork International Film Festival

Ireland’s longest-running film festival celebrates its platinum anniversary with two gala Irish premieres and over 200 screenings across Cork

Fri, 26 Sep, 2025

#Farming Columnist - Kieran Coughlan

Kieran Coughlan: Is the Irish land market dysfunctional?

From a national perspective, is it desirable that any Tom, Dick or Harry can buy land and put it to whatever use they wish, or even no use at all, asks rural accountant Kieran Coughlan.

Fri, 26 Sep, 2025

#Oasis

Irish Examiner view: Drone technology presents challenges at home and abroad

Concerns about privacy and noise pollution caused by drone deliveries have been expressed in Dublin recently, but such complaints pale in comparison to this week’s incidents abroad

Fri, 26 Sep, 2025

#Menopause

Heart attacks in women: How we're missing a beat on women’s heart health

A quick response can save a life in the event of a heart attack. But women are more likely to dismiss their symptoms — often different from the chest-clutching stereotype — because they see it as a condition that predominantly affects older men

Fri, 26 Sep, 2025

#Richard Collins

Migration and aging link revealed by long-term flamingo study

Flamingos could hold the secret to slower aging

Thu, 25 Sep, 2025

#Kilkenny GAA

S Anthony Daly: There are thousands of lads with All-Ireland medals who wouldn’t lace Hoggie’s boots

Too much of Patrick Horgan's profile and iconic status has been wrongly bound up with the Cork man's quest for that elusive All-Ireland medal. It is a disservice to the great man

Wed, 24 Sep, 2025

#All-Ireland Hurling Final

S Anthony Daly: There are thousands of lads with All-Ireland medals who wouldn’t lace Hoggie’s boots

Too much of Patrick Horgan's profile and iconic status has been wrongly bound up with the Cork man's quest for that elusive All-Ireland medal. It is a disservice to the great man

Wed, 24 Sep, 2025

#Cocaine Seizure

Two arrested after €15k cocaine and diamorphine seizure in Dublin raid

Gardaí seized €15,200 worth of cocaine and diamorphine, along with cash and phones, during a Dublin 1 operation

Wed, 24 Sep, 2025

#Munster GAA

Parsons warns four Munster counties affected by seeding could potentially withdraw services

The GPA CEO couldn't rule out 'deeply frustrated' players from Clare, Tipperary, Limerick and Waterford withdrawing their services at some point either, saying it is 'potentially in the pipeline'.

Wed, 24 Sep, 2025

#Religion

Presidential oath means only Christians need apply

The United Nations Human Rights Committee has expressed concern over Ireland's constitutional oath. Simon Tierney asks why we aren't changing it

Wed, 24 Sep, 2025

#Leinster GAA

Dublin v Longford - Dioralyte O'Byrne Cup Final

Leinster pre-season competitions set for return in January

It is understood the Ulster Council will shortly give the go-ahead to the McKenna Cup and Connacht GAA are also keen to revive their football competition.

Tue, 23 Sep, 2025

#Shane MacGowan

New tour allows Shane MacGowan fans to visit places in Tipperary special to Pogues frontman

The downloadable brochure for the tour is now open online

Tue, 23 Sep, 2025

#Cheltenham Festival

Cheltenham woos back racegoers with cheaper Guinness and return of Ladies Day

The Cheltenham festival attendance, which hit a high in 2022, has been in sharp decline over the last three years.

Tue, 23 Sep, 2025

#Parenting - Baby

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Julie Jay: Bambi Fury isn’t the only baby vampire in town

A clip of Molly-Mae Hague’s and Tommy Fury’s daughter talking about her love of biting has gone viral, but the reality is biting is totally normal for toddlers

Tue, 23 Sep, 2025

Roy Keane

Luke Shaw admits Roy Keane was right to criticise him against Man City

The 30-year-old is the Red Devils’ longest-serving player.

Mon, 22 Sep, 2025

#Dear Caitriona

Caitríona Redmond: How to save over €48 per month on essential bills

Make sure you benefit from all you are entitled to.

Mon, 22 Sep, 2025

#Outdoor Trails

Ancient fights and double-dealing politics — a visit to Boyne battle site

Explore the River Boyne Battle site by following the arrows along a series of walkways before joining the Boyne Canal Towpath and returning by the entrance gates to Oldbridge, having enjoyed a 5-km outing

Sun, 21 Sep, 2025

#Cork Airport

What’s next for DAA as Kenny Jacobs prepares to leave Dublin and Cork airports role

DAA chief executive Kenny Jacobs is set to leave after clashes with the board, despite overseeing growth and major upgrades

Sat, 20 Sep, 2025

#Me and My Travels

Ellen Keane: 'Uncharted with Ray Goggins' was the most outrageous trip I’ve ever done

Paralympian Ellen Keane reflects on her love of the hop-on-hop-off bus, discovering a spiritual side in Bali, and one very unexpected hotel upgrade in Beijing.

Sat, 20 Sep, 2025

#Earn and Learn — Sponsored

Apprentices are a step ahead of college graduates

Every apprenticeship host has an apprenticeship mentor, who mentors their work and academic progress to ensure they get any help or assistance they need

Fri, 19 Sep, 2025

#Books - Younger readers

Children's book reviews: Magical urchins, a fearful fur ball, and a pubescent trainee banshee

Pet O’Connell rounds up a fresh selection of the latest children’s books, with tales of an enchanted hotel, a school full of fairies, and a dog afraid of absolutely everything

Fri, 19 Sep, 2025

#Joe Biden

‘Angry and disappointed’: Kamala Harris critical of Joe Biden in new book

Democratic candidate lays bare tensions with then president during 2024 election campaign

Fri, 19 Sep, 2025

#Kamala Harris

‘Angry and disappointed’: Kamala Harris critical of Joe Biden in new book

Democratic candidate lays bare tensions with then president during 2024 election campaign

Fri, 19 Sep, 2025

#Staycations — Sponsored

Staycations: Actor loves lights, cameras and action of Belfast

Actor Ciaran Bermingham recalls Belfast’s attractions, grasped in gaps between his stage and screen roles there

Fri, 19 Sep, 2025

#The Healy-Raes

Outrage as Danny Healy-Rae links autism to ‘lack of vitamins’ in Dáil debate

Autistic advocate and parents have condemned Danny Healy-Rae’s Dáil remarks suggesting autism may be caused by vitamin deficiency

Fri, 19 Sep, 2025

#Wine With Leslie

Glass of red wine on the hills of Tuscany in Italy.

Wine with Leslie: Exciting wines from lesser-known European regions

These wine suggestions are all from Central and Southern Europe

Fri, 19 Sep, 2025

#Irish Women’s Rugby

All-Ireland League can ride crest of Green Wave from Ireland's Women's World Cup run

“This World Cup has probably been the most massive thing for women’s rugby,” Finn told the Irish Examiner.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2025

#Tottenham Hotspur

S Tommy Martin: Who needs time when you go back to basics like Thomas Frank?

Frank's early progress at Tottenham is a blow for the school of thought that managers need time.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2025

#National Development Plan

Overheating the economy could 'hamper delivery of National Development Plan and housing targets'

ESRI to warn TDs about winding down cost-of-living measures

Wed, 17 Sep, 2025

#Catherine the Fake

The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: Fraudster Catherine O’Brien facing jail, with Ann Murphy

In the first episode of The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast, reporter Ann Murphy brings listeners up to date on the Catherine O’Brien case

Listen | Tue, 16 Sep, 2025

#British and Irish Lions

Australia v British & Irish Lions - 2nd Test

Hugo Keenan and Joe McCarthy facing spell on the sidelines after undergoing surgery

Leinster head coach Leo Cullen provided the update after their open training session at Greystones RFC on Wednesday.

Tue, 16 Sep, 2025

#Eurovision

Spain becomes latest country to threaten Eurovision boycott if Israel takes part

The Netherlands, Ireland and Slovenia had already taken the same stance

Tue, 16 Sep, 2025

#British government

S Fergus Finlay: Presidential race highlights how leaders grow — or shrink — under pressure

The presidential race will not be decided by policy or ideology, but by whether candidates show true leadership under pressure

Tue, 16 Sep, 2025

#Sounds From A Safe Harbour 2025

Sounds From A Safe Harbour 2025: Highlights from a fine weekend in Cork

As well as a feast of music on offer, the weekend event also had lots of Cillian Murphy, and a worthy tribute to a deceased friend of the festival

Mon, 15 Sep, 2025

#Pensions

Senior couple sat at a table doing paperwork

Pension crisis: 26% of Irish adults surveyed have no financial plans for retirement

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission survey reveals 'worrying trend' as growing number of Irish people are not putting plans in place for when they retire

Mon, 15 Sep, 2025

#WishList and Interiors

Inside Out: The fab four must-haves for your home

Eve Kelliher checks out the latest in the world of design, from Helena Christensen's 'island' chair to Dulux's colours of the year

Sun, 14 Sep, 2025

#War of Independence

British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference

New law will make it harder to hold up housing and infrastructure projects

Justice minister Jim O’Callaghan said 'the utilisation of judicial reviews to prevent the delivery of vital accommodation, transport, or environmental projects ... is abhorrent to the common good'

Sun, 14 Sep, 2025

#History - The Civil War

New law will make it harder to hold up housing and infrastructure projects

Justice minister Jim O’Callaghan said 'the utilisation of judicial reviews to prevent the delivery of vital accommodation, transport, or environmental projects ... is abhorrent to the common good'

Sun, 14 Sep, 2025

#Feelgood 25

'We're not going to put up and shut up': Cork health event encourages women to seek change

September Reset Live saw over 150 women gather in Cork for thought-provoking health workshops and workouts

Sun, 14 Sep, 2025

#Connacht GAA

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Michael Moynihan: The secret world of paid GAA managers and under-the-table incentives

In an extract from his new book Michael Moynihan explores the hidden world of paid GAA managers, where cash, perks and secrecy undermine the sport’s amateur spirit

Sun, 14 Sep, 2025

#Ulster GAA

Michael Moynihan: The secret world of paid GAA managers and under-the-table incentives

In an extract from his new book Michael Moynihan explores the hidden world of paid GAA managers, where cash, perks and secrecy undermine the sport’s amateur spirit

Sun, 14 Sep, 2025

#Leo Varadkar

Leo Varadkar on the ‘snogging scandal’, Trump and Ireland's anti-immigrant backlash

In a candid interview, Leo Varadkar discusses his memoir, political regrets, personal life, and why he chose to walk away

Sat, 13 Sep, 2025

#Travel - City guides

Colorful houses on Stortorget square in Old town, Stockholm, Sweden

Forget about summer — here are 12 reasons to visit Stockholm in autumn and winter

The Swedish capital serves up a special charm in autumn and winter with fika, foraging, festivals and fewer crowds, writes Sarah Rodrigues

Sat, 13 Sep, 2025

#Aussie Rules

S Fionn O’Hara interview: An AFL dream dies, leaving pro rugby after one day, seeing sport anew

When the dream of a life in pro sport dies, it dies fast and hits hard. Fionn O'Hara is a multi-talented footballer and rugby player, but there was always going to be a steep learning curve for a 'strong-willed' young man when he went after an AFL career. He spoke to Maurice Brosnan

Fri, 12 Sep, 2025

#Obituaries

'Thanks to Mary, I learned what true partnership means, and what real friendship is'

'My deepest sympathies to Dave, Mark, and Judy, her twin Norma, and sisters Anne, Elaine, and Bridget, her grandchildren, her colleagues at Hopkins Communications, and all who loved her'

Fri, 12 Sep, 2025

#Cillian Murphy

Safe Harbour review: Opening ritual gives a bit of pagan rave and a masked Cillian Murphy

Ancient Irish culture met dancefloor fun at the first night of Sounds From A Safe Harbour in Cork

Fri, 12 Sep, 2025

#Gut health

Ferment: How we can cultivate the revitalising power of microbes

Gut health is now recognised as vital to our physical and mental health, and by harnessing the benefits of fermentation, Tim Spector encourages us to take control of it at home

Fri, 12 Sep, 2025

#An Bord Pleanála

Architect designing a commercial building

Planning chaos as hundreds of applications risk being invalid after regulation error

Hundreds of planning applications lodged since August 6 may be deemed invalid due to confusion over new housing department rules

Thu, 11 Sep, 2025

#US-Irish

Irish grandmother in the US legally for 50 years is behind bars after arrest by ICE

Fundraiser for Donna Hughes-Brown — who was arrested after returning to the US following a trip to Cork and Drogheda in Ireland — has reached 90% of its target

Wed, 10 Sep, 2025

#Irish Open

President Trump Concludes Stay In Doonbeg

Doonbeg will bring Irish Open headaches but they'll be worth it

West Clare will feel like golf central this time next year with the Walker Cup and the Amgen Irish Open being staged in the area - and that will present its own issues

Wed, 10 Sep, 2025

#Subscriber Rewards

S This competition is now closed. Congratulations to Laura Peare

As September begins, it’s the perfect time to reset, refocus, and find balance in your own goals.

Wed, 10 Sep, 2025

#Life Sciences

Dyson Award for young graduate's invention which could help thousands of Irish patients

Zoe O’Sullivan invention offers a convenient and comfortable home treatment for patients with lymphoedema, a serious condition affecting around 20,000 people who have been treated for cancer

Wed, 10 Sep, 2025

#Boris Johnson

Call to strip Boris Johnson of ex-prime minister allowance over alleged profiting from contacts

'This is yet another reminder of how deep the rot in the Conservative Party goes — it is riddled by sleaze and scandal'

Tue, 09 Sep, 2025

#CAO Offers

CAO Round Two offers over 1,200 students college places for first time

Students who received an offer in this round will have until 3pm on Wednesday, September 10, to accept

Mon, 08 Sep, 2025

#Celtic

Adam Idah: Celtic is the best place ever to play but it can also be torture

The 24-year-old Republic Ireland striker completed a move from the Scottish champions to Swansea on deadline day having spent 18 months in Glasgow.

Mon, 08 Sep, 2025

#Christmas

Colorful assortment of Quality Street chocolate wrapped in metallic foil, delicious candy produced and sold by Nestle company

Shrinkflation bites as boxes of Quality Street and Celebrations lose weight

Toblerone and Chocolate Orange also smaller this year after poor cocoa harvests in Africa raise cost of raw materials

Mon, 08 Sep, 2025

#Pope Francis

Pope Leo XIV declares 15-year-old computer whiz, known as ‘God’s influencer’, a saint

Leo canonized Carlo Acutis, who died in 2006, during an open-air Mass in St. Peter’s Square before an estimated 80,000 people

Sun, 07 Sep, 2025

#Back to school

Close-up on school lunches at the cafeteria

'No new legislation' on hot school lunches, says food safety body

Suppliers have said that updated guidance has been delivered to suppliers by a division of the Department of Education

Fri, 05 Sep, 2025

#All-Ireland Football Final

Kerry All-Ireland Football Champions Homecoming

S Talking Points: In Kerry, there is always more than one business end to the Championship season

Na Gaeil, An Ghaeltacht and Ballymacelligott all have points to prove as Kerry's Club Championships reach their penultimate stage this weekend - but there's plenty of quality in the opposite corner ready to tear down their dreams

Fri, 05 Sep, 2025

#Cork Flood Plan

Government announces public consultation for long-awaited flood defence scheme in Cork

Cork North Central Fine Gael TD Colm Burke said the project has been delayed by the Department of Public Expenditure 'for over two years'

Fri, 05 Sep, 2025

#St Patricks Day

Department spent over €1m on St Patrick's Day events at Irish embassies and consulates

The biggest spend came for an event at Ireland’s Permanent Mission to the UN in New York City, costing a total of €59,800

Thu, 04 Sep, 2025

#Sustainability – Future Living

Spain and Portugal wildfire weather made 40 times more likely by climate crisis, study finds

Wildfires were 30% more intense than would have been expected without global heating, scientists say

Thu, 04 Sep, 2025

#IEAgriMonth

Planning for the future of the family farm

Few topics stir as much emotion – or uncertainty – among farming families as succession. For many, the family farm is far more than a business.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2025

#Cúpla Focal

Heather Humphreys vows to relearn Irish in Gaeltacht if elected President

Fine Gael’s Heather Humphreys pledges to return to the Gaeltacht to relearn Irish, stressing unity, reconciliation, and community focus

Wed, 03 Sep, 2025

#Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran to play Dublin’s 3Arena this December ahead of new album

The gig is part of a short run of arena shows across Europe and the UK, timed just ahead of the release of his new album Play

Wed, 03 Sep, 2025

#Tennis

Millionaire apologises for snatching tennis star's souvenir cap from young fan at US Open

Polish businessman Piotr Szczerek says: ‘I made a grave mistake’. Majchrzak had given cap to boy in crowd after five-set victory.

Tue, 02 Sep, 2025

#Cork Jazz Festival

Presidential election to be held on October bank holiday weekend

Housing minister James Browne will bring a memo to Cabinet on Wednesday confirming the polling date

Tue, 02 Sep, 2025

#Six Nations

RTÉ and Virgin confirm new four-year Six Nations partnership

The Six Nations will remain free-to-air in Ireland until at least 2029.

Tue, 02 Sep, 2025

#Bullying

Colman Noctor: Why many young people do not recognise they have been bullied

Research shows that, while bullying remains a widespread experience for children, many choose not to tell an adult. It’s particularly likely to happen with 13-year-olds, with one in four of them staying silent

Tue, 02 Sep, 2025

#Dublin Riots

Young girl injured in Parnell Square stabbing 'excited' to go back to school

The mother of the girl says, despite what happened to her family: 'I still believe in Ireland'

Mon, 01 Sep, 2025

#Electric Picnic 2025

Camping space, Kneecap, Chappell Roan, weather... 10 talking points from Electric Picnic 2025

Electric Picnic stretched over four days in Stradbally. Here are some of the takeaways from the weekend

Mon, 01 Sep, 2025

#Electric Picnic

'No price increase': Tickets for Electric Picnic 2026 on sale Monday

Tickets go on sale for next year's Electric Picnic as revellers head home from the 2025 event

Sun, 31 Aug, 2025

#Summer gigs 2025

'No price increase': Tickets for Electric Picnic 2026 on sale Monday

Tickets go on sale for next year's Electric Picnic as revellers head home from the 2025 event

Sun, 31 Aug, 2025

#Rugby World Cup

S Execution v physicality: Eagles and Wallaroos set for defining pool battle

Few coaches in the women’s game have managed to balance tactical acumen with genuine player empowerment as effectively as Australia's Jo Yapp. Under her guidance, I rediscovered the love and passion for rugby that had faded in the later stages of my career.

Sat, 30 Aug, 2025

#Longreads

S The Jack O’Connor interview: 'This is why loose, casual pub-talk criticism hurts'

It’s five weeks since Kerry annexed their 39th All-Ireland football title with a final performance out of Utopia. All the more remarkable that it came after a year of stress and strife in the Kingdom but golf legend Tom Watson’s creed served manager Jack O’Connor well: play the game, play the opponent, play it as it lies

Fri, 29 Aug, 2025

#Electric Picnic 2024

Electric Picnic weather: Sunny spells due but there is potential for 'significant rainfall'

Conditions for the Stradbally festival look set to be somewhat cooler and wetter than in recent days

Wed, 27 Aug, 2025

#Richard Satchwell

Legal team may apply for Richard Satchwell conviction appeal to be prioritised by court

While it is expected that a number of grounds for an appeal will be submitted, none have been, to date

Mon, 25 Aug, 2025

#Podcasts - The full story

Sonya Egan's impending release triggers 'fear and worry', says Cork victim

Laura O’Connell told the Irish Examiner podcast she fears harassment could resume as Sonya Egan, jailed for false allegations and stalking, is released

Listen | Sun, 24 Aug, 2025

#EP 2025

Revolut sees rise in fraud relating to tickets after online reports of Electric Picnic scam

Gardaí confirmed this week that they are investigating alleged incidents of online fraud involving the resale of event tickets

Fri, 22 Aug, 2025

#Rose of Tralee

Jennifer Horgan: The teachers of Tralee has a certain ring to it

The Rose of Tralee may be outdated, even offensive, but it does offer a dozen female teachers the most praise they’re ever likely to get in Ireland, writes Jennifer Horgan

Fri, 22 Aug, 2025

#Maternity Leave

WRC orders school to pay €85,000 to teacher discriminated against on maternity leave

WRC orders Westmeath school to pay €85,000 compensation after ruling teacher was discriminated against while on maternity leave

Wed, 20 Aug, 2025

#Nature Restoration Law

Nature restoration will need farmers, family farms, and grazing animals, so where is the funding?

Farmers need to feel that they are part of the nature restoration journey, and need to be paid for their work, writes Malcolm Noonan

Tue, 19 Aug, 2025

#European elections

Conceptual image of a person voting during elections

Generation shift shows trust in democracy eroding among young Europeans

Persistent inequality widens social distances between social groups, fuelling resentment and a belief that the system is rigged, a Europe-wide study has found

Mon, 18 Aug, 2025

#Bowel cancer

'A mother busy with a young family ignored blood in her stool — she had stage four bowel cancer'

One in 10 who develop the disease is under 50, so it’s essential to be vigilant and tackle the stigmas associated with discussing poo

Mon, 18 Aug, 2025

#Local elections

Cork TD defends €30k council payments during year he spent six months travelling abroad

Christopher O’Sullivan says he complied with the law when receiving council allowances in 2008 despite a six-month trip abroad.

Mon, 18 Aug, 2025

#Home - Gardening in Summer

Hydrangea Paniculata Lime Light blooming in summer cottage garden

The secret to growing your best hydrangeas ever

Our mild, damp climate suits them perfectly, which is why they’ve become such a fixture of gardens here.

Sun, 17 Aug, 2025

#The Menu

Joe McNamee: The finest in real, homegrown food is vital to our sense of humanity

"When tourists return to their home countries raving about Irish food (as 84% of them do, according to Fáilte Ireland), they speak of fabulous foodstuffs such as Irish Farmhouse cheeses, not industrially produced whey nutritional by-products. They gush about beautiful produce in the better restaurants that source locally, the work of a stalwart few remaining growers."

Sat, 16 Aug, 2025

#Insurance

Laya Healthcare to increase cost of health insurance for second time this year

Affected customers will be contacted directly by the insurance provider

Fri, 15 Aug, 2025

#Quiz Time

Oasis quiz: Can you recognise the song from the opening line?

Slip inside the eye of your mind and try to spot the Oasis song from first lyric

Thu, 14 Aug, 2025

#Facebook

Clare man admits stalking after falsely branding two men as paedophiles on Facebook

Facebook post falsely identified two men as ‘sick paedos’, offered a €1,000 reward, and stated that 'cable ties and baseball bats are at hand'

Mon, 11 Aug, 2025

#History - Terence McSwiney

Cork's Anglesea Street could be renamed MacSwiney Street next year if legislation is changed

Plans by Cork City Council to change the street's name to honour lord mayor Terence MacSwiney has run into issues around national legislation

Mon, 11 Aug, 2025

#India and Pakistan

Pakistan says troops kill 33 'Indian-sponsored' militants crossing from Afghanistan

The fighters were intercepted and engaged with "precise" fire, the military's public relations wing said, adding that weapons, ammunition and explosives were recovered

Fri, 08 Aug, 2025

#Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency

The Four Courts James Gandon Dublin Ireland. Image shot 03/2008. Exact date unknown.

Instrotec rescue plan approved

High Court approves Joe Walsh’s rescue plan for Westport-based Instrotec Ireland, which saves the jobs of 480 workers

Thu, 07 Aug, 2025

#Laethanta Saoire

Laethanta Saoire: A Gaeltacht Summer, by Louise Hegarty

In the final instalment of our series of summer-themed reads, Cork author Louise Hegarty contributes a short story set in the Gaeltacht

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

#Podcasts - Rugby

Lions Tour Special: reviewing the highs and lows of Australian adventure

Simon Lewis in Sydney reflects on his time in Oz following the tourists Down Under, with host Brendan O'Brien.

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

#Cork Pride

‘We need Pride more than ever now': Solidarity and celebration at Cork Pride parade

Cork Pride festival's theme of ‘A fearless future' was summed up by its vice chair — 'We will not be silent, we will not be afraid, and we will not be erased'

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

#Charity

FILE PHOTO Pictured is Mick Finnegan, one of the abuse survivors who engaged with Dr Geoffrey Shannon in the creation of the rep

Labour leader calls for public inquiry into sex abuse allegations at St John’s Ambulance

It follows the publication in 2023 of a report by Dr Geoffrey Shannon which found systemic failures in the charity

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

#Podcast - Rugby

Lions Tour Special: Wallabies' complaints and Farrell shows his hand for final Test

Brendan O'Brien is joined by Simon Lewis from Sydney

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

#Coastal Living

Coastal Living: Celebrating the eternal appeal of life by the sea

The numbers of city buyers moving to the coast continues to soar, boosted by the trends of remote and hybrid working in the years since Covid

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

#Omagh bombing

State to oppose Omagh bombing survivors' bid to bring cases over failure to hold inquiry, court told

Articles 40 and 41 of the Constitution require effective investigations of deaths involving potential State failures, papers from two Omagh bombing survivors say

Tue, 29 Jul, 2025

#Daniel Kinahan

Kinahan crime boss ordered to pay back £1m or face more jail time

Kavanagh was sentenced in March 2022 to 21 years in prison after pleading guilty to drugs and money laundering offences.

Fri, 25 Jul, 2025

#Farming - Legal matters

EU Flags Flying at the European Commission Building Brussels Belgium

What the proposed CAP changes mean for Irish farmers

Concerns are raised for the proposed absorption of the CAP under the National and Regional Partnerships Plans (NRPP).

Wed, 23 Jul, 2025

#Summer Features

Life Hack: How to treat sunburn and help it heal as fast as possible

Spent too long enjoying the recent sunshine before reapplying SPF? Here are some tips to help you heal quickly

Mon, 21 Jul, 2025

#Brain health

‘My mom never knew she had dementia — it would have devastated her’

Neuroscientist Sabina Brennan encourages caregivers to live in the moment and notice the happy experiences they share with their loved one

Fri, 18 Jul, 2025

SuperValu

Harris brings up SuperValu mistake after Doherty's cost-of-living criticism

There were tetchy scenes before the Dáil's summer recess as Tánaiste Simon Harris and Sinn Féin finance spokesperson Pearse Doherty clashed over cost-of-living supports

Fri, 18 Jul, 2025

#Loneliness

Richard Hogan: Teenage girls are the loneliest group in the world — how can we solve this?

When parents sit down with me and ask 'how do we get her off the phone?', the question I have for them is 'if she wasn’t on the phone what would she be doing?'

Thu, 17 Jul, 2025

#IVF

Eight babies born from pioneering IVF technique to prevent devastating disease

Four boys and four girls, including one set of identical twins, have been delivered and are all doing well following treatment by a team in Newcastle, who pioneered the technique

Thu, 17 Jul, 2025

#The Great Irish Summer

S Kingfishr review: Gig of the summer at the Marquee as Cork fans raise the roof with 'Killeagh' singalong

Kingfishr have sold out two nights at the Marquee in Cork

Wed, 16 Jul, 2025

#Katie Taylor

Katie Taylor: Ten rounds that sealed immortality

Taylor's third victory over Amanda Serrano was different: there was less relentless fury, less darkness on display.

Mon, 14 Jul, 2025

#Aoife Johnston

Keegan pivotal in helping Ryan find balance between leading and managing

Performance coach Gary Keegan isn’t exclusively for the players. Pat Ryan too sits down with him to learn and grow, to have pointed out what he might be blind to.

Mon, 14 Jul, 2025

#Leona Maguire

'The best golf I've played in quite a while': Leona Maguire finishes tied for seventh at Major in France

Maguire is undecided if she will play the Scottish Open next week ahead of the AIG Women's Open later this month.

Sun, 13 Jul, 2025

#Islands of Ireland

Colin Sheridan: Better late than never for Achill’s broadband lifeline

State has finally delivered on the promise of reliable fast broadband connectivity

Fri, 11 Jul, 2025

#Navillus

Kerry developer still committed to 34-storey hotel on historic Cork City quay

Time runs out next March for Tower Properties' Custom House Quay plan

Wed, 09 Jul, 2025

#Miscarriage

Government rebuked for delaying legislation for pregnancy loss leave

Sinn Féin senator Nicole Ryan condemned the push-back of her bill as she and other senators shared their experience of miscarriage

Wed, 09 Jul, 2025

#Farming Columnist - Karen Walsh

red wooden private property sign farm land no right of way no public access

Ask a solicitor: I live abroad and worry I might be targeted by squatters

It is important that landowners living abroad are not careless about the risks of adverse possession, writes rural solicitor Karen Walsh.

Wed, 09 Jul, 2025

#Tina Satchwell

Richard Satchwell to appeal against his conviction for the murder of his wife Tina

Richard Satchwell had admitted burying his late wife Tina Satchwell beneath a concrete floor in their East Cork home

Fri, 04 Jul, 2025

#Rory Gallagher

Joe Bonamassa: Five talking points from the Rory Gallagher tribute at Marquee in Cork

Joe Bonamassa more than lived up to expectations at the Marquee as he took on the mighty task of playing a set of music from the late Cork music legend

Wed, 02 Jul, 2025

#Champions Cup

Champions Cup draw: O'Gara and Leinster to renew acquaintances, Munster to face van Graan's Bath

In the Challenge Cup, Connacht will come up against the likes of Racing 92 and Ospreys in Pool 1, with Zebre, Montpellier and Benetton rounding out the group

Tue, 01 Jul, 2025

#Kinsale Living

Is Kinsale Ireland’s most expensive town to buy a home in 2025?

With €1m homes dominating listings and entry-level prices creeping above €500k, can average buyers still afford Kinsale?

Tue, 01 Jul, 2025

#Vicky Phelan

Immunologist launches campaign to secure access to life-prolonging drug for cancer patients

Bernard Mahon was initially refused access to treatment with pembrolizumab by his private health insurer, Laya Healthcare, before running a social media campaign to raise awareness about it

Mon, 30 Jun, 2025

#Summer Travel

Shannon Airport calls for rail link for over 10,000 daily commuters

The airport group has warned that unless the National Development Plan prioritises infrastructure in the South, the national vision for equitable economic and population growth risks falling short

Mon, 30 Jun, 2025

#Sinéad O’Connor

Dua Lipa "Radical Optimism" At Aviva Stadium, Dublin

Dua Lipa review: Pop superstar delights Aviva, Dublin with moving tribute to Sinéad O’Connor

The entire Aviva Stadium sang along with Dua Lipa's emotional rendition of 'Nothing Compares 2 U' in tribute to the late Sinéad O’Connor

Sun, 29 Jun, 2025

#Travel - Sun holidays

Ibiza: In search of sun and simplicity in a dance-music destination

It has a reputation as a party paradise, but there’s another side to this Balearic Island that’s a world away from the clubs and the crowds, writes Cian Byrne

Sat, 28 Jun, 2025

#Unwind

Online sales of affordable art reflect current global trends

Whyte's and Morgan O'Driscoll are holding online auctions this week

Sat, 28 Jun, 2025

#Graduate Careers

MSD developing talent for business-critical positions

A mentoring program is provided at three levels to coach each participant in career and leadership development

Fri, 27 Jun, 2025

#Ireland in 50 Albums

Ireland In 50 Albums, No 8: Tattoo, by Rory Gallagher

Rory Gallagher's 1973 album, Tattoo, was recorded in London, but much of it was written in Cork. Among its tracks are A Million Miles Away, inspired by a walk in Ballycotton

Fri, 27 Jun, 2025

Building Advice from Kieran McCarthy

Kieran McCarthy: Does your home's design affect building costs?

This is an excellent question, and it brings to the surface many key design and budget considerations that may not be apparent at the start

Thu, 26 Jun, 2025

#Paralympics

New research project reveals untapped potential of Para sport in Ireland

A new report has uncovered the challenges faced by Para sport athletes in Ireland while also shining a light on the major impact it can have on lives.

Wed, 25 Jun, 2025

#Budget 2025

Ministers will be warned to focus on getting value for money

Public expenditure minister Jack Chambers will tell ministers they must ensure spending adheres to the €100bn-plus ceiling set in Budget 2025

Tue, 24 Jun, 2025

#Parenting - Fertility

Fertility rates in Ireland: Why are more and more women deciding not to have a child?

National Women's Health Survey 2025: Women making the choice to delay or not to have children for economic, health, and social reasons, are affecting fertility rates

Fri, 20 Jun, 2025

#Fintech

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Developing the skills Irish fintech requires to grow and compete

Targeted training, Government investment and a centralised hub can fuel the sector’s continued growth and competitiveness

Fri, 20 Jun, 2025

#Cork Midsummer Festival

Theatre For One review: Intimate setting makes for wonderful experience at Cork Midsummer

The booth outside Cork Opera House offered five-minute pieces for an audience of just one person at a time

Thu, 19 Jun, 2025

#Sleep

Dr Phil Kieran: Is my teen's growth spurt to blame for his marathon sleeping?

Oversleeping regularly can contribute to changes in mood and concentration

Tue, 17 Jun, 2025

#Sustainability – Oceans

Irish Examiner view: Small changes add up on emissions

Every part of the world exists in delicate balance

Mon, 16 Jun, 2025

#Fathers Day Features

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Irish Examiner editor Tom Fitzpatrick: Our 'rainbow baby' is cherished on Father's Day

On Father’s Day, Irish Examiner editor Tom Fitzpatrick reflects on a devastating miscarriage, and the joy of welcoming a daughter earlier this year

Sun, 15 Jun, 2025

#Future Cities

Residents call for more time to review Cork Luas route amid complex Blackrock section

Residents in Blackrock and Ballintemple say a highly technical report and complex route plans demand more time for review

Thu, 05 Jun, 2025

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Tue, 03 Jun, 2025

#Renewable Island

EirGrid: Supporting grid stability on a renewable-led electricity system

EirGrid can currently operate the system so that up to 75% of Ireland’s electricity generation can come from variable renewables at any one time — high by international standards

Tue, 03 Jun, 2025

#Childrens Health Week 2021

S Mick Clifford: Shane O’Farrell case shows the State still protects itself, not its people

Ireland’s justice failures are not isolated — they reflect a deeper State culture of denial, deflection, and self-protection

Sun, 01 Jun, 2025

#Travel - Family holidays

Irish Examiner view: Perfect is the enemy of good

Ireland’s IVF policies are unfinished business from the past two decades and are viewed as 'outdated and bureaucratic' by fertility experts

Sat, 31 May, 2025

#Bank Holiday Monday

Bord Bia Bloom: Sustainability is a winner at this year's festival

Gardens highlighting recycling, repurposing, and the circular economy scooped two top prizes as five-day festival gets underway

Thu, 29 May, 2025

#Fiona Pender

Fiona Pender case: Second search operation in Co Laois concludes

Gardaí said the results of the searches are not being released for operational reasons

Thu, 29 May, 2025

#Podcasts - IE Investigations

Land of the Free podcast: What’s next for the undocumented Irish in Trump’s America?

Land of the Free, an Irish Examiner podcast series, explores the fears and struggles of undocumented Irish immigrants under Trump’s policies

Listen | Wed, 28 May, 2025

#Consumer Column

Caitríona Redmond: Why have butter prices soared and is it cheaper in other countries?

Head melted from increased prices? Word is spreading that butter is cheaper abroad but is that a rumour or a fact?

Mon, 26 May, 2025

#Stardust

'Irish Examiner' journalists shortlisted for six Justice Media Awards

The awards recognise outstanding print, broadcast, and online journalism that contributes to the public’s understanding of justice and the legal system

Thu, 22 May, 2025

#HPV

Concerns raised over lack of clarity on resumption of Laura Brennan HPV catch-up scheme

Roderic O'Gorman pointed out that the vaccination rates have been dropping since 2019

Wed, 21 May, 2025

#CAO Change of Mind

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Tick off your checklist carefully so you don’t miss out on CAO offers

There have been 5,834 CAO applications made since the February 1st deadline

Mon, 19 May, 2025

#General Election

'Encouraging' results from poll on integrity of general election

Survey found 94% of people agreed that elections were conducted in accordance with the law

Mon, 19 May, 2025

#Jason Corbett

Molly Martens hired off-duty police to block family from Jason Corbett’s memorial, says sister

Tracey Corbett Lynch and Sarah Corbett Lynch speak out following the release of a Netflix documentary on the case

Sun, 18 May, 2025

#FA Cup

Eze's strike sees Crystal Palace defeat Manchester City in FA Cup Final

The grand old pot has perhaps lost some of its lustre but this enthralling final was a reminder of its glory days.

Sun, 18 May, 2025

#Ireland and China (CS)

Irish Examiner view: A gamble on the long game with China

Chinese investments in Ireland are around €10bn supporting thousands of jobs

Sat, 17 May, 2025

#Sean FitzPatrick

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Gardaí exit Ireland’s FBI-style white-collar crime agency amid claims of toxic culture

The Corporate Enforcement Authority is facing major internal upheaval, with experienced gardaí departing amid claims of a toxic work culture and poor leadership.

Fri, 16 May, 2025

#East Cork — Sponsored

Two exciting new developments in East Cork, with Hegarty Properties

Ard na Sailí, Carrigtwohill, and Ard Chriócha, Ladysbridge, two new housing developments coming to market with Hegarty Properties, respected estate agents for 20 years

Tue, 13 May, 2025

#Rachael Blackmore

S Ruby Walsh: there will only ever be one Rachael Blackmore

The history she made didn't come easily - a proper winner, Rachael earned it all.

Tue, 13 May, 2025

#Snooker

Zhao Xintong withstands Williams comeback to be crowned China's first snooker world champion

Resuming the final session one frame short of victory, Zhao was forced to wait for his history-making moment.

Mon, 05 May, 2025

#ConsumerCorner

Caitríona Redmond: Can you guess what is Ireland’s most expensive home appliance?

Watch out for energy vampires in the night

Mon, 28 Apr, 2025

#Home - Gardening in Spring

Vibrant Colors And Beauty Of Springtime Flowers

Garden Digest: April ideas to make the most of our green spaces

Check out all the garden visits, tours, talks, events, campaigns and online resources for the room outside

Sun, 27 Apr, 2025

#Limerick mayoral election

S Michael Moynihan: McGregor factor shouldn't stop power from the ground up

Cork needs a proper decision-maker, even if the 'business case' has already been made

Thu, 24 Apr, 2025

#Teacher Conferences

ASTI to partner with social media platform TikTok to combat cyberbullying of teachers

Delegates told a 'community partner channel' had been established with the social media site, allowing the ASTI to escalate any issues

Wed, 23 Apr, 2025

#Easter Features

Darina Allen: How to make my lemon meringue roulade

Plus how to go the egg-stra mile and keep your own hens

Sat, 19 Apr, 2025

#Retrofitting Homes

Homeowners face longer waiting time for retrofitting due to high number of applications

Under the Warmer Homes Scheme, free energy upgrades are given to homeowners who get certain social welfare payments such as the fuel allowance or domiciliary care allowance

Fri, 18 Apr, 2025

#US Masters

S Kieran Shannon: McIlroy accepted imperfection en route to Irish sport's finest feat

By taking his time about winning the Masters, Rory McIlroy made it the greatest win of all.

Tue, 15 Apr, 2025

#Gen AI — Sponsored report

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Agentic opportunity for Irish business: The time to act is now

The agentic era has burst onto the scene with thousands of companies deploying fully autonomous AI agents

Fri, 11 Apr, 2025

#Easter Food

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Easter Food: Sweet treats, good to eat

It's easy to celebrate Easter without raising your sugar levels. Caroline Hennessy serves up suggestions your dentist would approve of

Thu, 10 Apr, 2025

#Mick O Dwyer

S Donal Lenihan: Standing on the Croke Park sideline, it was hard not to think of Micko

Donal Lenihan's first visit to Croke Park was in 1969 to watch his father's native Kerry beat Offaly in the All-Ireland final, a team which featured Mick O'Dwyer. Years later, Micko would pick his brains on the latest training methods employed by rugby players

Wed, 09 Apr, 2025

#Period features

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My daughter has to take painkillers during her periods — I'm worried she might have endometriosis

How do I find out if this bad period pain is endometriosis?

Tue, 08 Apr, 2025

#Afghanistan

Avengers Assemble: Meet Cork's robot-makers who are helping make the world a safer place

Robots designed and manufactured in Kilbrittain, Co Cork, are being shipped worldwide to places that are not safe for humans to help dispose of bombs and save the lives of first responders

Sun, 06 Apr, 2025

#History - Women at War

Clodagh Finn: Mother’s Day Gaza vigil highlights Irish discomfort with female protest and dissent

The treatment of Gaza protesters outside the Dáil shows how female dissent is still met with disproportionate force

Sat, 05 Apr, 2025

#Operation Transformation

'I will destroy you': Operation Transformation's Eddie Murphy was in fear due to poison pen letter

Court hears psychologist's victim impact statement as man who harassed and threatened him is jailed for four months

Thu, 03 Apr, 2025

#UK elections

S Fergus Finlay: Keir Starmer's plans risk losing the dressing room even before half-time

UK Labour has inherited a broken economy and global instability — can Keir Starmer avoid the fate that has plagued left-wing leaders before him?

Tue, 01 Apr, 2025

#FamilyBusiness

Family dynamic is often a key success factor

Natural competitiveness motivates those in family-run businesses to never settle for second best

Fri, 28 Mar, 2025

#Mothers Day

Families waiting for special school places plan 5k run on Mother's Day

Parents from Waterford, Cork, and Tipperary have been protesting the lack of places at St John’s Special School in Dungarvan

Tue, 25 Mar, 2025

#Seamus Power

Seamus Power rises 15 places in rankings while Shane Lowry hits career-high

Waterford native power is hoping to play himself into the Masters over the next two weeks.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2025

Kya deLongchamps

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Life in the doghouse: Should we allow our pets in our beds?

Should you really invite the dog onto the mattress, asks Kya deLongchamps

Fri, 21 Mar, 2025

#The Tommy Tiernan Show

Tommy Tiernan Show recap: Paddy McGuinness on living with clinical depression

Tommy Tiernan's guests on Saturday night included comedian and presenter Paddy McGuinness, academic and former Rose of Tralee Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin and rapper God Knows.

Sun, 16 Mar, 2025

#Fota Wildlife Park

'Another milestone': Fota Wildlife Park welcomes birth of endangered monkey

The baby François' langur was born on February 1 and the park is inviting the public to help name its newest arrival

Thu, 13 Mar, 2025

#Gordon Elliott

Irish punters and trainers ready to dominate Cheltenham again

Thousands of Irish punters head to Cheltenham, hoping for another year of racing dominance at the prestigious festival

Tue, 11 Mar, 2025

#Vulture funds

Vulture funds charging interest rates of at least 8.5% to 7,000 homeowners

Oireachtas paper suggests examining British proposals to help support hard-hit households

Mon, 10 Mar, 2025

#Mica

Builders at centre of mica case ordered to give thousands of files to homeowners

Mr Justice Mark Sanfey said what disturbed him about the case was that the documentation being sought had been given to the other parties in the action

Mon, 10 Mar, 2025

#HSE Cyberattack

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HSE at 'ongoing risk' to cyberattack with gas sector 'vulnerable', says EU cyber agency

The EU cyber agency, ENISA, cites the crippling cyberattack on the HSE in 2021 as an example of the 'potentially devastating impact' of cyberattacks on healthcare services

Mon, 10 Mar, 2025

#Farming columnist - Hazel Mullins

Hazell Mullins: It's not just the calves that grow up - how calf-rearing has changed

Farm vet and Carrigaline dairy farmer Hazell Mullins had an interesting week as Philip Boucher Hayes came to visit the farm to discuss how calf rearing on the farm has evolved over the last two decades.

Mon, 10 Mar, 2025

#Dancing With The Stars

Dancing with the Stars recap: An engagement, two perfect scores and one fright at the final hour

There was an extra bit of magic on the Dancing with the Stars set this week as one former celebrity dancer returned to the studio to pop the question

Mon, 10 Mar, 2025

#JN1

How to make the perfect pancakes and the common mistakes to avoid

Thin, delicious pancakes that can be folded, fanned and doused with lemon and sugar

Tue, 04 Mar, 2025

#US Business - Sponsored

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Ireland is a safe harbour in an increasingly fragmented world

Ireland's stability has been invaluable in attracting and retaining critical investment from US multinational companies, writes Ann-Marie O’Sullivan

Fri, 21 Feb, 2025

#Natasha O’Brien

Gender-based violence survivors call for reform of Ireland's 'barbaric' legal system

Issues raised by four survivors include the sharing of rape survivors' counselling records as evidence during trials

Tue, 18 Feb, 2025

#Life Advice

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Life Hack: What are dryer balls and how can I use them in my laundry?

"Anything this easy feels like it shouldn’t work, but some hacks are well worth trying. One great example is adding dryer balls to your tumble dryer."

Mon, 17 Feb, 2025

#Valentine

Grá, guts, gumption and glory: Are these Irish history's greatest romances?

From the mythology of Gráinne and Diarmuid to the poetry of Yeats and the songs of Van the Man, Ireland has long celebrated passion and devotion.

Fri, 14 Feb, 2025

#GAA - Corn Ui Mhuirí

Corn Uí Mhuirí: Sem must limit influence of Mounthawk midfield to stand a chance

Mercy Mounthawk play St Brendan's Killarney in the Corn Uí Mhuirí final at 12 noon on Saturday.

Sat, 08 Feb, 2025

Cork Company of the Year Awards

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine named Cork Chamber Company of the Year

J&J IM, which this year marks two decades in Cork, was presented with the award at Cork Chamber’s annual dinner at City Hall

Fri, 07 Feb, 2025

#CorkCompany25

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine named Cork Chamber Company of the Year

J&J IM, which this year marks two decades in Cork, was presented with the award at Cork Chamber’s annual dinner at City Hall

Fri, 07 Feb, 2025

#Mpox

First case of Clade I mpox detected in Ireland, says HSE

It was detected in an Irish resident who had just returned after travelling to the Democratic Republic of Congo where the virus is 'circulating in the community'

Thu, 06 Feb, 2025

#CAO Choices 2024

Almost 30 tertiary degree courses outside the CAO 'points race' open for applications

Tertiary degrees provide an opportunity for students who might have previously thought higher education was out of reach

Sat, 01 Feb, 2025

#Dog Attacks

High Court puts stay on new law that allows for charities' XL bullies to be put down or seized

However, the judge refused the application to order a second injunction on the regulatory ban preventing dog shelters and relevant bodies from re-homing the dogs during the time-period sought

Fri, 31 Jan, 2025

#Feelgood Season

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Watch: Learn to run, week four — Expert tips to continue your running journey

Coach Emmett Dunleavy shares his advice for novice runners on the final week of his four-week training plan

Fri, 31 Jan, 2025

#First Dates Ireland

First Dates recap: Cheeky chat, shared heartbreak and Ron Burgundy

Episode four of the new series of First Dates Ireland saw more connections made at the restaurant on RTÉ2 on Thursday night. Here's what happened...

Thu, 30 Jan, 2025

#Olympics - 2024

Rowing Ireland's Olympic Celebration & Awards Night

Dressed in gold: Irish rowers savour never-to-be-forgotten year at gala awards night

Rowing Ireland celebrates historic year at the Olympic celebration and annual awards night

Sun, 26 Jan, 2025

#AmCham

We missed our baby's 12-month vaccinations — can they get them all at their next appointment?

Is it ok to get the MMR and MenB vaccines along with the Hib/MenC and PCV vaccines at the 13-month appointment? That seems like a lot for a baby to get at one GP visit...

Tue, 21 Jan, 2025

#Colm O Gorman Recipes

Colm O'Gorman: Comforting leek, potato and cheddar soup with crusty bread

Baking bread does not get simpler than this

Fri, 17 Jan, 2025

#New Year, New Career

Rehab's commitment to health and social care jobs in Ireland

RehabCare is synonymous with excellent person-centred support for children, adults, and older persons with disabilities and their families

Fri, 17 Jan, 2025

#Winter features

Donal Hickey: Remember the 'Big Freeze' of 1963? Jog your memory with these images

Blocked roads, frozen seas, school closures... and hard work and good neighbours

Thu, 16 Jan, 2025

#Sports Calendar

Sports Calendar: All you need to know about what's happening in December

We're making a sports fixtures list and checking it twice.

Sun, 12 Jan, 2025

#Its My Life

Sharlene Mawdsley: Fuelling up for a new PB in 2025

"I don’t really have ‘healthy’ eating habits. I just make sure I fuel myself efficiently as I ask a lot from my body."

Fri, 10 Jan, 2025

#Podcast - Ask Audrey

Ask Audrey: Our rural retreat is clearing ten grand a weekend — but we're miserable

Ask Audrey: Should I take things further with my sister's boyfriend?

"I sent him back an even more intimate photo of myself, I really shouldn’t but I’m like a cat in heat for this tractor fanatic."

Thu, 09 Jan, 2025

#History - 1985

S Michael Moynihan: Chaos of 1985 reminds us that Cork is in a far better place now

One of the lessons from 1985 which is applicable now — even more so now, perhaps — is not to lose hope

Thu, 09 Jan, 2025

#911

Biden administration asks court to block 9/11 plea deals

The Biden administration has asked a federal appeals court to block a plea agreement for accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two co-defendants that would spare them the risk of the death penalty.

Tue, 07 Jan, 2025

#Best of 2024

How walking 10,000 steps a day can impact blood pressure, sleep patterns and mood

Walking upwards of 10,000 steps a day is the key point for improving health

Mon, 06 Jan, 2025

#Golden Globes

Golden Globe winners Jodie Foster and Demi Moore speak on wisdom of ageing

'I’m excited about what’s left of my life and who I become, the wisdom that I can bring to the table'

Mon, 06 Jan, 2025

#Euro 2028

Government 'still hopeful' extra Euro 2028 games will be held in Irish venues

Asked if he was disappointed that any extra matches are now likely to be held in Dublin rather than in regional cities, Thomas Byrne said that it was always going to be a Uefa decision

Sun, 05 Jan, 2025

#Kerry Babies

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1985 revisited: Baby’s body on beach in Kerry led to 82-day inquiry

Forty years on, our writers look back at some of the scandals and stories that made the headlines and helped shape the Ireland of today

Fri, 03 Jan, 2025

#Bruce Springsteen

1985 revisited: Irish gig was one of Springsteen’s steps toward superstar status

Ed Power looks back to a year when some of music’s heavy hitters began to grow into true legend status

Thu, 02 Jan, 2025

#Christmas Features

The Brehon Hotel & Spa: The ultimate luxury gift experience

Discover luxurious accommodation, indulgent dining and bespoke spa treatments with a getaway to Killarney

Thu, 02 Jan, 2025

#Taxi

Taxi driver almost running over customer's foot among complaints made to watchdog

In one incident, a taxi driver was issued with advice after a heated exchange with a passenger that resulted in a call to Gardaí

Thu, 02 Jan, 2025

#Budget 2024

Everything you need to know before you file your income tax return with Revenue

After Budget 2025, you may find yourself entitled to a bigger tax refund this year

Wed, 01 Jan, 2025

#Parenting - Columns

Close Up Of Feet As Mother Helps Baby Son To Take First Steps At Home

Julie Jay: Being a parent is to be in a constant state of flux

As much as we know change is a good thing, we can’t help but somehow want things to stay the same

Tue, 31 Dec, 2024

#State Papers

State Papers: 80 years ago, Irish Jews rebuffed claim that Ireland was antisemitic

In 1944, foreshadowing events of 2024, the Jewish Representative Council of Éire described as 'false, irresponsible, and mischievous' a suggestion that Ireland was antisemitic

Mon, 30 Dec, 2024

#Homeschool

Almost 8,000 referrals to Tusla over poor school attendance in last year

Almost 1,070 such referrals had been made by the end of October for the current school year

Mon, 30 Dec, 2024

#Podcast - Politics

Mary Lou McDonald: My personal resilience got tested to the extremes

The Sinn Féin leader has had a challenging year

Listen | Sat, 28 Dec, 2024

#Storm Ellen

Alan O'Reilly: Politicians must forget about floodwater photo ops and concentrate on investment

There is an urgent need for improved forecasting systems and communication of changing weather warnings as storms quickly approach and change

Thu, 26 Dec, 2024

#Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh

'Neither a hurling stronghold': Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh's best quotes

'Anthony Lynch, the Cork corner-back, will be the last person to let you down – his people are undertakers'

Wed, 25 Dec, 2024

#Pádraig Harrington

Pádraig Harrington and Tiger Woods' sons both hit holes-in-one at PNC Championship

Charlie Woods aced the 175 yard par-3 fourth while Paddy Harrington made his hole-in-one on the 185 yard par-3 eighth.

Sun, 22 Dec, 2024

#Hutch trial

Votes Are Counted In The 2024 Irish General Election

Government must face up to ‘disaffection from politics’ after Hutch votes, says Harris

Mr Hutch ran in the Dublin central constituency in last month's election and came close to securing a seat, narrowly losing to Labour's Marie Sherlock

Fri, 13 Dec, 2024

#Robert Troy

Sipo responds to criticism around timing of publication of Robert Troy report

People Before Profit TD Mr Murphy made a complaint to Sipo regarding what the report called a 'pattern of omissions or errors in successive declarations' of interest

Thu, 12 Dec, 2024

#Marina Market

Marina Market owners to bid for multi-million euro state aid package to deliver Cork event centre

It would attract close to 500,000 people annually and would include and integrate the Marina Market, a spokesman said

Sat, 07 Dec, 2024

#Zappone Controversy

Former TD Katherine Zappone bids to return to politics in Seanad

Ms Zappone, a former TD for Dublin South-West, served as children's minister in the last Fine Gael-led government from 2016 to 2020

Fri, 06 Dec, 2024

#General Election - Listen

The Mick Clifford Podcast: How long will it take to put a government together?

The people have spoken. But what have they said? Mick Clifford looks at the answers on this week's podcast

Listen | Fri, 06 Dec, 2024

#Aer Lingus

Parties in Dublin Airport passenger cap case agree questions for EU court

Dublin Airport challenge could take around 16 months for ruling

Wed, 04 Dec, 2024

#Jo Jo Dullard

Gardaí investigating Jo Jo Dullard murder complete search near Wicklow/Kildare border

Jo Jo's disappearance was upgraded to murder back in 2020

Tue, 03 Dec, 2024

#Crawford Art Gallery

Watch: Historic moment as iconic Canova Casts at Crawford Art Gallery are removed

The delicate process of crating and removing the Crawford Art Gallery’s iconic collection of Canova Casts concluded this week

Tue, 03 Dec, 2024

#Gift Guide - sponsored

Flick through 'Gift Guide 2024' for great gift ideas

From fashion, gadgets, toys and hotel vouchers — there's something for everyone in our Gift Guide e-magazine

Mon, 02 Dec, 2024

#General Election - Watch

Watch: Count centre scenes at Nemo Rangers

Counting is set to continue late into the night at Nemo as the tallying process carries on.

Mon, 02 Dec, 2024

#General Election - Issues

Election 2024: Rent — 'I’m paying €520 a month...you would hope to be warm in the winter'

Eilis Walsh would love to be able to buy her own home but she does not see that becoming a reality in the next five years

Listen | Tue, 26 Nov, 2024

#Cop29

Takeaways from the Cop29 climate summit in Azerbaijan

Here are some of the takeaways from the Cop29 summit held in Azerbaijan's capital of Baku

Sun, 24 Nov, 2024

#Christmas In the City

Wintry weather doesn't deter students enjoying 'college Christmas Day' in Cork

While everyone else around Ireland was piling on the layers, students in Cork defied the elements to don miniskirts, Christmas jumpers, and festive bows for the annual fiesta

Thu, 21 Nov, 2024

#Constituency boundary review

Kingswood and Wellingborough by-elections

ieExplains: Today is the deadline to register to vote in the general election

This year, Ireland is voting on two referenda and in local and European elections — so now is the time to check if you are on the electoral register

Tue, 12 Nov, 2024

#Cop28

Who’s who at Cop29? The world leaders who will forge the global response to climate change

The presidents, ministers, and senior officials who will shape the UN's 29th climate summit which gets underway on Monday

Sun, 10 Nov, 2024

#Coimisiún na Meán

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FG pledges to cut hospitality Vat to 11% as Harris woos business with €800m package

Fine Gael's business manifesto for the general election also promises a PRSI rebate for businesses with fewer than 50 staff for every worker earning up to €592 a week

Fri, 08 Nov, 2024

#History - Cork at War

How the dissolution 100 years ago of Cork Corporation led to our local government system today

The country’s first City Manager was appointed in Cork in 1929 and effectively saw the sharing of power between the manager and the elected council

Thu, 31 Oct, 2024

#Cork Jazz 2024

Cork Jazz Festival reviews: Jakob Bro leads ECM extravaganza at Triskel

Triskel again provided the venue for some impressive artists from the legendary ECM label at Guinness Cork Jazz Festival 2024

Mon, 28 Oct, 2024

#Money Saving Features

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Consumer Corner: What our overspending triggers are — and how to avoid them

A 'fun fund' can actually help with impulse spending

Wed, 23 Oct, 2024

#Christmas Gift Guide 2023

Ring in 2025 in style at the Grand Canal Hotel

Make it a celebration to remember at this luxury four-star hotel in the heart of Dublin 4

Tue, 15 Oct, 2024

#Morning routines

5 PTs on their cold morning training hacks

'It may just change your life': Five personal trainers on their cold morning training hacks

Struggling to maintain your workouts now winter is creeping in? These expert tips could be the motivation you need

Mon, 14 Oct, 2024

#Pensions 2024

Retirement options: What should I do with my tax-free lump sum?

Why are retirees leaving their retirement lump sum on deposit? Expert advice on the range of options to choose from

Mon, 14 Oct, 2024

#Rural Ireland Thinks

S Elaine Loughlin: Can Sinn Féin arrest its long decline in time for the general election?

The party has plummeted from a high of 37% this time two years ago to below the 20% mark — and yet members continue to insist that a term in office is within the party’s grasp.

Sun, 29 Sep, 2024

#Food ieFood recommends

Second helping of the Examiner Eats Club goes down a treat

Some 50 diners gathered for an exclusive event at Good Day Deli restaurant on the grounds of the Nano Nagle Centre in Cork City

Sat, 28 Sep, 2024

#sustainable staycations

‘Flight shame is dead’: Concern grows over climate impact of tourism boom

Post-covid hunger for travel is taking a heavy toll on the environment amid race to net zero, say experts

Tue, 24 Sep, 2024

#Autumn Staycations

Enjoy our Staycations e-mag — 40 pages packed with magical home holidays

Treat yourself to our exciting Staycations e-paper, packed with great hotel deals, an autumn/winter events guide, an all-island food guide, and beautifully written personal accounts of hidden gems all over the island of Ireland

Fri, 20 Sep, 2024

#Barbie

Barbie and Oppenheimer help Odeon Group revenues to rise by 15% to €29.65m

Margot Robbie’s Barbie and Cillian Murphy’s Oppenheimer were two of the box office hits that helped the Irish arm of the Odeon movie group to increase revenues by 15% to €29. 65m last year.

Wed, 18 Sep, 2024

#Oppenheimer

Barbie and Oppenheimer help Odeon Group revenues to rise by 15% to €29.65m

Margot Robbie’s Barbie and Cillian Murphy’s Oppenheimer were two of the box office hits that helped the Irish arm of the Odeon movie group to increase revenues by 15% to €29. 65m last year.

Wed, 18 Sep, 2024

#Parenting - Food

Hot topic: Are school meals a good idea or waste of resources and time?

Principals around the country have different views on the national rollout of meal scheme

Sat, 14 Sep, 2024

#Farmland

Forestry, a vital sideshow in complex farmland story

"There’s good activity in the forestry sector at the moment for the right quality farmland," says a leading estate agent

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024

#Census

Cork households urged to take part in 'crucial' pilot census survey

New questions on this year’s survey include ones around sexual orientation, mental health, and gender.

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

#IWD 2023

Nell McCafferty in Easons Dublin during her book s

Nell McCafferty: A sublime ability to unearth the root of injustice

Twenty years later, I’m more inspired by her than ever

Wed, 21 Aug, 2024

#Ironman

Plaque to be unveiled in Youghal in memory of two men who died in Ironman 2023

Family members of Brendan Wall (45) and Ivan Chittenden (64) will travel from County Meath and Toronto, Canada respectively for the ceremony

Sun, 18 Aug, 2024

#The Experts

Young dietitian with apple and dumbbell at clinic

Irish oncologists share eight things they do to lower their risk of cancer

Cancer is the leading cause of death, but up to half of all cases are preventable. We ask four oncologists about the steps they take to lower their risk

Sat, 17 Aug, 2024

#Music - B-Side the Leeside

Talos: Eoin French recalls leaving the drawing board for debut album Wild Alee

In this 2020 interview, the Talos frontman recalls the circumstances and challenge that drove his Choice-nominated debut LP.

Tue, 13 Aug, 2024

#B-side the Leeside

Talos: Eoin French recalls leaving the drawing board for debut album Wild Alee

In this 2020 interview, the Talos frontman recalls the circumstances and challenge that drove his Choice-nominated debut LP.

Tue, 13 Aug, 2024

#Olympics 2024 - Podcast

Good Morning Olympics: assessing Team Ireland's performance after a memorable Paris Games

Once more with feeling, Brendan O'Brien, Cathal Dennehy and Maurice Brosnan wrap up Team Ireland's performance in Paris.

Listen | Mon, 12 Aug, 2024

#Euro 2024

Reflections from Germany: If, if, if. The enduring, eternal conjunction of English football

As Spain head home with the silverware, England return home to with that sinking feeling that has become all too familiar.

Tue, 16 Jul, 2024

#Business of Sport

NBA agrees to record 11-year, $76bn media rights deal – sources

The deal, which set NBA records for both its length and total value, goes into effect for the 2025-26 season

Thu, 11 Jul, 2024

#Food Make it tonight

Five recipes to celebrate the Fourth of July — from chicken wings to beef burgers

The Fourth of July is a great excuse to whip up some classic dishes

Thu, 04 Jul, 2024

#Growing Up In Lockdown

Depressed teenager sitting lonely outdoors

Loneliness after covid lockdowns blamed for spike in youth mental health referrals

National youth mental health centre Jigsaw saw a 6% rise in referrals last year, with almost 9,000 young people attending therapy at 14 centres, and a further 2,000 using online services

Tue, 02 Jul, 2024

#Podcasts - Parenting

Growing Pains podcast: Joanna Fortune on the importance of teenage friendship

Growing Pains podcast: Joanna Fortune on how to negotiate during the tween stage

According to Dr Joanna Fortune, the tween years are a significant stage of growth

Listen | Tue, 02 Jul, 2024

#How to Bake

Scottish Caramel Slice or Millionaire's Shortbread Confectionery Dessert with Layers of Chocolate and Caramel over Shortbread Cr

Michelle Darmody: How to bake Millionaire's Shortbread Squares — and the mistakes to avoid

"Three contrasting layers are brought together to create the enduring favourite, one soft, one crisp, and one crumbly."

Sat, 29 Jun, 2024

#Tony Bates

Dr Tony Bates: Kindness is love dressed in plain clothing

Dr Tony Bates believes that being kind is the most effective way to help people who are experiencing mental and emotional pain

Fri, 21 Jun, 2024

#Podcast - Big Listen

EU Election Podcast: Outgoing MEP Deirdre Clune rules out presidency run

Fine Gael politician, whose political career has spanned 27 years, tells European Election Podcast she is looking forward to being home

Listen | Thu, 30 May, 2024

#Great Irish Summer

Bright and breezy: Nine ways to wear summer dresses

"Nostalgic for the '70s? Let Stella McCartney’s flowy floor-sweeping confections bring you back in time to family band Wings and life on the road."

Thu, 09 May, 2024

#Budget2023

Letters to the Editor: People with Parkinson's need others to adopt a fresh new outlook

Gary Boyle appeals for a sense of urgency about the 'ticking time-bomb' of Parkinson's Disease that Ireland faces now

Sat, 13 Apr, 2024

#Food Special

Stephen Cadogan: Storms gathering on the horizon

Some 83% of the fruit and vegetables we consume are not Irish. We now import 70,000 tonnes of potatoes each year — as well as tens of thousands of tonnes of apples, carrots, onions and cabbage. In a special report, we investigate where our food comes from and why it matters

Tue, 09 Apr, 2024

#Food Slow cook weekend

Rainy day comfort food: Six slow cooker recipes to make for dinner

When the weather isn’t inspiring you in the kitchen, turn on the slow cooker and try one of these delicious dinners

Tue, 26 Mar, 2024

#Oscars 2024

Cillian Murphy (no, not that one) paraded through streets of Cork town

The red carpet was rolled out for Cillian Murphy as he made a surprise appearance in Co Cork following last week’s Oscar glory. There was a real taste of Tinseltown as Cillian was paraded through the streets of Carrigtwohill.

Thu, 21 Mar, 2024

#Examiner Voices

'Amidst the whirlwind of lockdown with premature twins, I found myself on the brink of losing it'

As part of our Examiner Voices series, 39-year-old Brianna Jackson who hails from Washington but lives in Dalkey, Co. Dublin, shares her journey with premature twins to completing a very special personal goal.

Wed, 20 Mar, 2024

#Charlie Bird

Letters to the Editor: Charlie Bird’s professional impact

One reader writes that the late Charlie Bird 'had charisma and helped us to pay attention to important news'

Mon, 18 Mar, 2024

#IWD 2024

UN boss says gender equality fight is an uphill struggle

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told a packed UN commemoration that “a global backlash against women’s rights is threatening, and in some cases reversing, progress in developing and developed countries alike”

Sat, 09 Mar, 2024

#Black Lives Matter

Sam Boland: Time for men to listen to women, and learn from them

Amid a new global gender divide, men could mark International Women’s Day by taking responsibility for the way they behave

Tue, 05 Mar, 2024

#The Fabulous Pharmacist

The Fabulous Pharmacist: STIs are like any other infection — it's vital we reduce the shame

Our guest columnist Laura Dowling shines a spotlight on sexually transmitted infections and explains why people need to test themselves regularly

Sat, 24 Feb, 2024

#Election 2020

Paul Hosford: How a single vote paved the way for Holly Cairns to lead the Social Democrats

Soc Dems leader recalls — with 'a shiver' — her one-vote local election win in 2019, and how one woman told her she only decided at the last minute to go cast her ballot for Ms Cairns

Sun, 18 Feb, 2024

#John Bruton

Shots rang out to say to John Bruton: 'Farewell and thanks for everything'

The community’s respect and affection were evident in how many poured into the church and watched the mass outside in front of a nearby big screen

Sat, 10 Feb, 2024

#du Plantier murder

Late Late Show: Sophie Toscan du Plantier's son 'very confident' Ian Bailey will be found guilty

Pierre-Louis Baudey-Vignaud tells Patrick Kielty on RTÉ's Late Late Show that Ian Bailey had not been convicted in Ireland "yet"

Fri, 02 Feb, 2024

#Christy Dignam

Aslan announce new singer and gigs following Christy Dignam's death

Dignam, who died last June following a long battle with cancer, was the band's frontman since it formed in 1982

Fri, 02 Feb, 2024

#Talk To Me

Senior woman indoors looking upset and bored

Talk to Me: I'm grieving the death of my husband

Psychologist Caroline Martin is here to answer your questions on whatever issues you are dealing with in life, from work pressure and stress to loneliness and grief

Fri, 02 Feb, 2024

#History - Two Lord Mayors

Remembering Cork’s longest-serving mayor: It wasn’t always smooth sailing for Seán French

Seán French was elected as Lord Mayor of Cork 100 years ago today. While he served 12 terms, Aodh Quinlivan and John Ger O’Riordan explain why it wasn’t smooth sailing for French

Tue, 30 Jan, 2024

#Womens World Cup 2023

Spanish judge wants ex-soccer boss Rubiales to stand trial in kiss case

The court said in a statement that the judge, Francisco de Jorge, also sought a trial for former women's team coach Jorge Vilda, as well as Albert Luque, the men's team's sports director, and Ruben Rivera, the federation's marketing chief, for pressuring Hermoso to say the kiss was consensual

Thu, 25 Jan, 2024

#Fitness

Baby steps: How to help get your fitness back on track after having kids

We talk to two high-performing athletes about how they eased themselves back into peak condition after giving birth

Tue, 16 Jan, 2024

#History - 1984

S 1984 Revisited: Ford's was so rooted in Cork that its closure was unthinkable

1984 was a seminal year in Ireland. Forty years on, our writers look back at some of the scandals and stories that made the headlines and helped shape the Ireland of today

Mon, 08 Jan, 2024

#Helen O Callaghan

playful child using tissue to clean his nose from cold

How to protect your child from winter cough, cold and flu and how to beat the bugs

With kids back in close contact with each other, there's been a steep increase in seasonal colds and flu. We ask experts for advice on how to look after a sick child, keep infection at bay and when to call the doctor

Mon, 08 Jan, 2024

Cork Basketball

Brunell U20's reach National Cup final with a 10 point win over Killester

What an incredible weekend for the club as their U18, senior and now U20 team all reached National Cup finals

Sun, 07 Jan, 2024

#Best of 2023

Cork's disappearing family businesses

A mixture of business challenges and succession issues brought an end to some of Cork's most iconic retailers

Thu, 28 Dec, 2023

#National Archives

State papers: JFK's wife Jackie requested Irish army cadets take part in his funeral

State papers reveal Mrs Kennedy phoned the Irish embassy in Washington hours after John F Kennedy's assassination in November 1963 to ask that members of the Defence Forces participate in His State funeral

Wed, 27 Dec, 2023

#History - The Burning of Cork

S Fireman’s rest: Cherished piece of Cork’s history restored after 20 years of rot

The diminutive structure was situated in the middle of Cork’s main thoroughfare for well over acentury and it has found a new home after its repair, writes Eoin English

Wed, 27 Dec, 2023

#Podcast - Ciara Phelan

The Ciara Phelan Podcast: How sport helped Cork GAA star Bríd Stack deal with miscarriages

Stack, who is now six months pregnant with her second child, said she suffered a miscarriage before her son was born but also had another loss late last year.

Listen | Mon, 25 Dec, 2023

On the first anniversary of campaigner Vicky Phelan’s death - November 14, 2023 - the Irish Examiner launched the Read My Lips initiative with the help of seven high-profile women to remind people of Vicky's core message: choose screening.

Thu, 21 Dec, 2023

#Juanita Browne

One of the most aggressive birds you could meet... the truth about the friendly robin redbreast

Robins will even fight to the death if necessary — thankfully most intruders can be deterred through song

Wed, 20 Dec, 2023

ieFood

Leslie Williams: My top drinks for your Christmas trolley, from wine to non-alcoholic options

When it comes to serving drinks this Christmas, there’s no need to fret, writes Leslie Williams

Wed, 20 Dec, 2023

#JP McManus Pro Am

S From the archives: A rare JP McManus interview - 'Writing the cheque is easy compared to the efforts some people make'

He’s had a year to savour, but nothing will give JP McManus as much pleasure as fifteen-deep galleries trailing the world’s finest golfers in Adare next week. Limerick’s Pied Piper spoke to Tony Leen.

Fri, 15 Dec, 2023

Women in Sport

Referee Rebecca Welch to break new Premier League ground a decade after chatback

On December 23rd Welch will break new ground once again when she takes charge of Fulham against Burnley.

Thu, 14 Dec, 2023

#AGSI

Richard Collins: Makes scents — weapons and warnings in nature

A skunk's spray is so strong that exposure to it can cause vomiting and temporary blindness

Thu, 07 Dec, 2023

#Healthy Ageing Week

S Terry Prone: Dolly Parton is a lesson to us all in growing old disgracefully

The thing about old age is that, until it hits, you assume it’s going to be a gradual process. It isn’t

Mon, 04 Dec, 2023

Holly Bough

Irish Examiner view: Consequences to long-haul journeys

Environmental factors do not seem to be a consideration in seeking markets for our agricultural produce

Thu, 09 Nov, 2023

#Dairyland

Flick through our 32-page Dairyland e-paper for insights on Ireland's No1 agri-food sector

Dairyland e-paper: Industry views and expert commentary on the challenges facing Ireland's dairy farmers as their sector comes under pressure to produce more milk while assessing calls to reduce the size of the national herd as part of the nation's drive to reduce CO2 emissions

Tue, 31 Oct, 2023

#Sligo Killings

Taoiseach hails bravery of assaulted man who helped gardaí catch double murderer

The testimony of Mr Burke, who lost an eye in the attack, was seen as crucial in gardaí efforts to track down Palani following the murders

Tue, 24 Oct, 2023

#Podcast - RWC

S The Irish Examiner Rugby World Cup podcast: a memorable night in Paris

Ireland made a statement with a clinical win over the Scots.

Listen | Mon, 09 Oct, 2023

#Global Irish

Catherine Martin brought four officials to Ryder Cup showpiece in Italy

The Irish Examiner has learned that Ms Martin brought four officials to the golf showpiece between Europe and the USA

Thu, 05 Oct, 2023

##Golfgate

34 complaints about judges in first three months of act

'Every individual judge in Ireland is now for the first time subject to a statutory regulatory system of judicial standards and conduct, investigation and reprimand', report said

Thu, 21 Sep, 2023

#Sounds From A Safe Harbour

Safe Harbour review: Untitled Song Cycle, by Enda Walsh & Anna Mullarkey

It may be billed as a work in progress, but Unfinished Song Cycle already looked impressive at Sounds From A Safe Harbour

Tue, 12 Sep, 2023

#Oscars 2023

Roisin Gallagher: 'I was working in a bowling club on the Falls Road'

Roisin Gallagher hopes The Lovers - Sky's new comedy-drama set in Belfast - can repeat the success of Derry Girls, writes Esther McCarthy

Mon, 04 Sep, 2023

Clonmel Crash

'We were honoured to be parents of Luke and Grace,' says mother of siblings killed in crash

The town of Clonmel came to a standstill during the joint funeral for Luke and Grace McSweeney, who died in the crash last Friday.

Fri, 01 Sep, 2023

#History - Road to Civil War

S Mick Clifford: MacSwiney’s legacy is being stolen by Sinn Féin

Next Sunday, Terence MacSwiney’s grave is set to be robbed in the name of rewriting history. The graverobbing will be metaphoric but is worthy of comment.

Sat, 19 Aug, 2023

#Michael Parkinson

Cricket - Basil D'Oliveira Thanks Giving Service - Worcester Cathedral

Michael Parkinson remembered as ‘one of the Northern lads’ following death

Michael Parkinson has been remembered as “one of the Northern lads” whose transfer from news to light entertainment was the result of his “good looks, personable manner and ready wit”.

Fri, 18 Aug, 2023

#Reopening

Forget headlines about falling inflation - consumers must brace for more price hikes

The rate of inflation is dropping but fuel, food, beer, and mortgages are all continuing to rise in price

Wed, 16 Aug, 2023

#Staycations

No high-rise perch for King Puck on Scattering Day

Goat will make final appearance at Puck Fair at short dethroning ceremony but will not be raised into the air

Fri, 11 Aug, 2023

#Harry Burton Cartoons

Cartoon by Irish Examiner artist Harry Burton shortlisted for European prize

The cartoon makes reference to last year's Cop27 climate summit in Egypt

Thu, 10 Aug, 2023

#Sinéad O'Connor

Taoiseach pays tribute to Sinéad O'Connor at opening day of Fleadh Ceoil

Sinéad O'Connor will be laid to rest on Tuesday, August 8

Sun, 06 Aug, 2023

#Abhaile

Watch: Atlantic Puffins depart earlier from Skellig Michael

Atlantic Puffins are currently departing in their droves, which seems earlier than previous years from Skellig Michael (Skelig Mhichíl) 6th-century Monastic Island, 12km off the coast of Kerry.

Wed, 02 Aug, 2023

#Rainy day features

10 rainy day art and science activities for kids to try

Go back to your childhood with art from Mary’s Make & Do. Plus Mark The Science Guy shares his top experiments to try at home.

Fri, 14 Jul, 2023

#Tara Mine

Tara Mines workers accept management's layoff support measures

Agreed deal means the company will provide enhanced support for workers laid off during a temporary closure of the mine

Thu, 13 Jul, 2023

#CAO 2023

CAO makes early college offers to 5,100 applicants

The first tranche of CAO 2023 offers go out on Friday — mainly to mature students and deferred applicants who have until Wednesday to respond

Fri, 07 Jul, 2023

#World Ocean Day (Sponsored)

Ireland's call: 'Something in the Atlantic Ocean, Celtic and Irish Seas calls to us from the deep'

MEP Grace O’Sullivan reflects on the call of the Ocean for Irish people and how a new approach to our seas could be Ireland’s own ‘Green Deal’

Sun, 11 Jun, 2023

#Pride 2021

The Pride Guide: Understanding gender terminology and LGBTQIA+ slang

A guide to understanding sexual orientation, sexual health, gender terminology and some LGBTQIA+ slang

Fri, 02 Jun, 2023

Engineering excellence

What more can be done to attract women into careers in engineering?

With female levels of participation in the industry still low, Deanna O’Connor asks if enough is being done to encourage women

Sun, 28 May, 2023

#Pub Openings

Tim Martin announces Wetherspoon results

Wetherspoon's Irish pubs show 'steady' recovery but short of post-pandemic boom conditions

Tim Martin, the founder of the pubs and hotels chain said its UK pubs were "much slower than anticipated" to recover from the covid lockdowns and restrictions.

Wed, 10 May, 2023

#Midterm Break

Three kids running on last day of school

Is it ever okay to take children out of school to go on a cheaper holiday?

Thom Breathnach looks to teachers and parents for an answer to the perennial dilemma of holidaying during term time

Sun, 30 Apr, 2023

#Queen Elizabeth II

Attending coronation of Britain's King Charles the ‘right thing to do’, says Michelle O’Neill

“I am an Irish republican. I also recognise there are many people on our island for whom the coronation is a hugely important occasion.”

Wed, 26 Apr, 2023

#Mother's Day

Loss and Mother's Day: 'Life goes on but it will never be the same'

While Aoife Stokes was pregnant with her long-awaited first baby, her mum was undergoing treatment for stage 4 ovarian cancer. She is forever grateful that Edna lived long enough to help her through the challenging rite of passage into motherhood

Sun, 19 Mar, 2023

#Lunch to Go

Lunch to go: Mix it up with Jamie Oliver's veggie sausage rolls

No need to lose out on taste or flavour with this meat-free recipe

Fri, 17 Mar, 2023

#Ruby Breakfast

Ruby Walsh's Cheltenham Breakfast Breakdown: Willie Mullins' best chance

The racing legend and Examiner Sport columnist ran the rule over the runners and riders early on Thursday morning.

Thu, 16 Mar, 2023

#Weekend Mens Mental Health

The Two Norries: 'We are proud to be from the northside of Cork city and we want to own it'

James Leonard and Timmy Long of The Two Norries sat down with Clodagh Finn to talk about their journey, what it means to be a man in today's world and what comes next for Cork's inspiring duo

Thu, 02 Mar, 2023

#Podcast - Let Me Tell You

Let Me Tell You: Series 2 Ep 4 — Vaping is 'the revenge of the tobacco industry', says Micheál Martin

The 2004 smoking ban 'went beyond' what the then-health minister had envisaged

Listen | Thu, 16 Feb, 2023

#Small Weddings

Wedding of the Week: Student politics led to love for Rebecca and Ian

Ian popped the question at the couple’s new home in Clonlara, Kerry Pike, in June 2021

Sat, 11 Feb, 2023

#Valentine's Day

Weekend Loves: Singalong fun, romantic breaks and Disney wheels

Ruth O'Connor's weekly guide to inspiring ideas and beautiful things

Sat, 04 Feb, 2023

#Podcasts - Basketball

All Net Podcast: Cup Finals preview - dirty chaos and red zone execution

Pat Price and Mark Scannell join Conor Meany and Kieran Shannon to preview National Cup Finals weekend.

Listen | Thu, 19 Jan, 2023

#Review of Year 2022

The Menu: A look back at the best culinary achievements of 2022

Welcome to The Munchies Part II: The Menu’s annual food accolades hailing the year’s culinary achievements

Sat, 31 Dec, 2022

#Munster in 30 Artworks

Munster in 30 Artworks, No 30: The Way the Fairies Went, Sneem

The local priest and a group of men employed on a Fás scheme rowed in to help James Scanlon create his Slíghe na Síoga piece in the Co Kerry town

Mon, 19 Dec, 2022

#CAO 2022

Third-level reform will change 'national obsession' with CAO points race, says Harris

Students of all ages will be offered alternative paths to further education without the need to secure high points in the Leaving Cert

Tue, 06 Dec, 2022

#The Changemakers

The Changemakers: The woman who took on the State – and won access to contraception for all

When Customs officials seized the spermicidal jelly mother-of-four May McGee had ordered from the UK on the advice of a doctor, she was livid and took action that led to lasting change, writes Clodagh Finn

Sun, 13 Nov, 2022

#The Magpie

The Magpie: Nine makeup and skincare bits to see you through party season

Christmas is coming and festive parties and gatherings are back. Here are a few items that will impress as we head into the most wonderful time of the year

Mon, 07 Nov, 2022

#Affairs

Shot of a senior woman using her cellphone at home

Talk To Me: My husband wants us to get back together now his affair is over

Psychologist Caroline Martin is here to answer your questions on whatever issues you are dealing with in life, from work pressure and stress to loneliness and grief

Fri, 04 Nov, 2022

#Brexit Ready

Cabinet approves €200m expansion of Rosslare Europort

Major expansion is intended to Brexit-proof the port in Co Wexford by ensuring compliance with EU customs

Wed, 07 Sep, 2022

#Budget2022

Fears for Irish businesses as Britain heads for year-long recession

While Ireland has 'a little more fire power' to handle the cost of living crisis, Britain's recession will impact small enterprises

Fri, 05 Aug, 2022

#Budget2022

Fears for Irish businesses as Britain heads for year-long recession

While Ireland has 'a little more fire power' to handle the cost of living crisis, Britain's recession will impact small enterprises

Fri, 05 Aug, 2022

#Taste The Nation

Taste the Nation: The secret behind this North Cork creamery's butter

Generations of farming families and locals have been involved in producing the popular product

Thu, 14 Jul, 2022

#Statues

Momentum building in campaign to erect Michael Collins statue in Cork City

A group of Collins enthusiasts have agreed to raise funds for a new statue of Collins that they will then hand over to the city for placement in the city centre

Sun, 03 Jul, 2022

#Clarissa McCarthy

Rebecca Saunders: ‘I feel like I can move mountains because I can take Clarissa home’

Clarissa was drowned by her father Martin McCarthy, 50, who then took his own life, on Audley Cove, a beach below their home in West Cork in a tragic murder-suicide

Sat, 11 Jun, 2022

#OceanWeek2022

Seaside setting inspires vibrant home interiors makeover

We consult interior designer Emily Cunnane of InSpace on how she gave a period residence in Sandymount a refresh

Sat, 11 Jun, 2022

#History - Tomas MacCurtin

PAC calls for investigation into €450m spent on unused PPE during pandemic

There has been a call from within the Dáil’s spending watchdog for a full investigation into public money wasted on approximately €450m worth of unused PPE and ventilators bought during the pandemic.

Thu, 19 May, 2022

#Storm Barra

Donal Hickey: Ongoing problem of eel kills at Ardnacrusha

Limerick scientist says a major kill of eels occurred on the lower Shannon due to a lack of mitigation measures during Storm Barra

Thu, 28 Apr, 2022

#Cork In 50 Artworks

Cork in 50 Artworks, No 50: The Canova Casts, Crawford Art Gallery

Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo set in train a series of events that saw the famous pieces transfer from the Vatican to Cork. In recent times, they've featured on a BBC series as their 'modesty coverings' were removed

Mon, 18 Apr, 2022

#Personal Insights

'I’m no longer gender dysphoric, I am simply Sara Jane'

Gender Identity Ireland has been founded by Cork-based author Sara Jane Cromwell, who has written extensively about the struggles she overcame growing up in the 1960s

Sat, 02 Apr, 2022

#Womens Health Week

Women at the centre of CUH’s dedication to patient care

The advice of healthcare staff and the personal stories of female patients show how lives are enhanced by the commitment to the wellbeing of women by the teams at Cork University Hospital and Cork University Maternity Hospital

Mon, 28 Mar, 2022

#Currabinny Cooks

Currabinny cooks: How to make a classic club sandwich that's better than any hotel

Plus our no-fail carbonara and a kedgeree that is a hit for brunch

Sat, 19 Mar, 2022

#IWD 2022

Clodagh Finn: If women ruled the world, would we still have leaders like Putin?

Looking around the world right now, you'd wonder if more women in power would provide a better alternative to the self-aggrandising egotism that has us in the state we're in

Wed, 09 Mar, 2022

#AmCham 2022

Glandore: Experience of the past, space for the future

Demand for co-working spaces has seen Glandore go from 75 desks to 3,500 desks in nine buildings in Dublin, Belfast and Cork

Wed, 23 Feb, 2022

#Irish Examiner 180

Sculpture By Artist Kehinde Wiley Titled "Rumors Of War" Unveiled In Times Square

Maeve Higgins: Portraits of courage in Ireland and America

Richmond, Virginia and Dublin in Ireland: How two sculptures, thousands of miles apart, unite to reimagine something terrible into a thing of great beauty and power

Sat, 12 Feb, 2022

#IWD 2021

Darina Allen: The best Victoria Sponge you'll ever taste

— plus some handy tricks for making the perfect Brown Irish Soda Bread

Sat, 01 Jan, 2022

#Look Back 2021

Tom Dunne: A grinchy kind of year, but we did get Abba and The Beatles

It was a tough year for many people, but at least we again get to say thank-you for the music

Fri, 31 Dec, 2021

#HomeAtHeart

'We made it here eventually': Joyous scenes as families reunite in Cork for Christmas

Signs made with love and excited hands were held aloft for family returning home for Christmas at Cork Airport, many coming back for the first time in years

Sat, 25 Dec, 2021

#Limerick On The Rise

Spirited Courceys defy Mungret comeback for extra-time triumph

Cork champs Courcey Rovers delivered a determined last 10 minutes to finally shake off the challenge of Mungret St. Paul's

Sat, 11 Dec, 2021

#Children's Hospital

'I get to play every day with the most amazing children': Fun and games in hospital

A father was so grateful to the staff on CUH's Puffin Ward, he built a toy MRI simulator to help prepare children for the scanning procedure

Fri, 26 Nov, 2021

#Mitchelstown Murders

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Mitchelstown killings - Reporting on a family tragedy

The Mitchelstown killings shocked a community. What happened to prompt this tragedy and could anything have been done to prevent it?

Thu, 25 Nov, 2021

#Screen Challenge

Computer games addiction. Boy Doesn"u2019t Want to Learn and Read a book

Richard Hogan: My husband spanks the kids, but lets them on screens all weekend

'Technology has been a serious challenge for my partner and me. It is the main area we fight over, but we also differ on how to discipline the children. My partner will spank the children from time to time and I just don’t agree with it.'

Thu, 04 Nov, 2021

#Christy Ring 100

Michael Moynihan: What’s in a name? Everything, if it tells people where you’re from

Working out the precise dimensions of every separate part of Cork is the kind of task that has an overwhelming appeal

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

Mart Reports

Mart Reports: Busy with prices holding steady

Latest prices from Kanturk, Macrrom, Kilmnallock, Ennis nad Kilkenny

Tue, 26 Oct, 2021

#Pensions2021

If I leave my job, what happens to my pension?

If you change jobs and were a member of an occupational pension scheme, know your options with your accumulated pension benefits, advises a leading financial expert

Sun, 17 Oct, 2021

#Dairyland 2021

"One of the main reasons we won — we used no antibiotics for the past five years"

Meet the McCarthys of Feenagh, Co Limerick, NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards 2021 Dairy Farm of the Year

Mon, 11 Oct, 2021

#CAO 2021

Money talks: Tips to manage your money in college

Hermony.ie's Carol Brick says that it's important to build smart financial habits in university that will last a lifetime

Thu, 09 Sep, 2021

#Motors & Me

Motors & Me: 'A little house on wheels' - Pádraig Greene and his Ford Transit camper van

The first in a series, Pádraig Greene tells us about his Ford Transit camper van conversion which he says helped him through the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns.

Sun, 08 Aug, 2021

#Podcasts - Weekend

What should we be watching, reading and listening to? Find out on the Great Irish Summer Podcast

Eoghan O'Sullivan is joined by Des O'Driscoll, Marjorie Brennan and Esther McCarthy to talk music, books, podcasts and streaming for your holiday season

Sun, 01 Aug, 2021

#Emergency Care Week

Is your accident an emergency? Your answer is in this booklet

Rapid responses to fevers, burns, heart attacks and much more: #Emergency Care Week, an Irish Examiner and Cork University Hospital public health campaign

Sun, 01 Aug, 2021

#Ocean Week 2020

My favourite Irish beach: Six celebs on their beloved local strands

Looking for a new place to get sand in your toes this week? Six strand fans explain what they love about their own favourite spots

Tue, 20 Jul, 2021

#Christian Eriksen

Denmark step up Uefa criticism: With Covid you can postpone a game, with cardiac arrest apparently not

Christian Eriksen remains in hosptial but has said he is "fine - under the circumstances" as doctors work to determine the cause of his cardiac arrest.

Tue, 15 Jun, 2021

#ieStyleMay2021

The Career Coach: How to ask your boss for a pay rise

Advance your professional life with help from our careers agony aunt Angela Burke

Mon, 24 May, 2021

#Palestine

Taoiseach: Israel's attack on Gaza 'wholly disproportionate'

Almost 200 people have died in Gaza as of this morning, including at least 58 children

Mon, 17 May, 2021

#CAO 2020

High Court dismisses lead action over calculated grades

The rejection of the case brought by Belvedere College Leaving Cert student Freddie Sherry has implications for more than 60 other challenges to the calculated grades.

Tue, 02 Mar, 2021

#Colm O'Gorman Recipes

Cooking with Colm O'Gorman: Restaurant-quality karubi beef with fried rice

If you'e craving a takeaway, then try this Irish Angus Ribeye with gochujang and vegetable fried rice

Fri, 26 Feb, 2021

#Love Matters

On a small scale: The rise of the micro wedding

Smaller weddings are here to stay. Here's how couples are making the most out of micro weddings

Wed, 17 Feb, 2021

#Staying In Guide

Michelle Darmody: Brownies, meringue pies and chocolate cake for one

— we can't have large gatherings but we can still have cake

Sun, 24 Jan, 2021

#Lifestyle 2020

Woman listening music with her mobile phone in first snow

Top 10 true crime podcasts: From Serial and West Cork, to Dr Death and George Gibney

The stories veer from fascinating to harrowing, but the true crime genre offers some of the most gripping listening in the podcast world

Thu, 31 Dec, 2020

#HomeHeart

'I know you're ouching for family': Graham Norton and Maeve Higgins read messages from Irish abroad

Maeve Higgins and Graham Norton chatted all about being Irish as part of a campaign to bring us all together this Christmas and they included some of our #HomeatHeart messages too

Mon, 28 Dec, 2020

#John Hume

Hume foundation to nurture peaceful values of late Nobel peace prize winner

John and Pat Hume Foundation chairman Professor Sean Farren said Mr Hume’s values were needed more than ever to help young people navigate these difficult times

Fri, 13 Nov, 2020

Person: Niall De Baroid

Good Samaritan stabbed in throat

Two good Samaritans who came to the assistance of a man having an epileptic fit rowed afterwards about how they had cared for the victim and it escalated to the point where one of them stabbed the other in the throat.

Wed, 10 Jun, 2015