Cork City have confirmed that all players and a number of staff won’t be paid wages beyond next week.

The owners of a commercial premises in Cork city centre have been awarded over €45,000 in damages for the cost of remedial works necessitated after a former tenant converted the building into a bar without their permission.

Cork City have confirmed that Preston North End have bought the sell-on transfer clauses for Alan Browne and Sean Maguire but added that they have not entered into a formal partnership with the Championship club.

Cork City and Preston North End have signed off on a deal which is believed to be worth in the region of €500,000 to the League of Ireland club.

The Government has said it is “absolutely committed” to delivering the Dunkettle Interchange upgrade despite considerable delays.

Cyclists in Cork have urged City Hall to consider increasing the cost of on-street parking by up to €1 an hour and use the extra income to promote more sustainable forms of transport such as bus, walking and cycling.

Winger Dylan McGlade has joined Cork City, subject to international clearance.

Cork City chairman Declan Carey believes that members of the trust which owns the club will have come away from Wednesday night’s general meeting feeling positive.

Cork City performs well in terms of enforcing contracts and securing electricity connections for business but performs poorly in the time it takes to deal with building permits.

City officials have defended a €5,000 spend on social media activity explaining the controversial €140m Cork flood defence scheme and said they will continue to challenge “untruths and factual inaccuracies” about the project.

Armed gardaí as well as the force’s riot squad were deployed to Cork City centre last night after reports that a high-profile shop on St Patrick’s St was about to be robbed by a group of teenagers.

Although requiring major renovation, 82 Evergreen Street is a centrally located detached property with lots of potential.

Violent assaults spiked in Cork city in recent weeks, with one death and four men critically injured.

Brexit has created some unexpected positives for Irish companies who have been inspired to review efficiencies, corporate structures and even staff retention strategies, say the directors of one thriving change-management firm.

Campaigners opposed to the OPW’s €140m flood defence plan for Cork have dismissed its latest design proposals as “propaganda”.

The proposed flood relief scheme for Cork is the only technically viable and cost-beneficial option to provide the required protection to the city, write John Sydenham and Ann Doherty.

“Once the half-time threshold comes, I can officially step over then. From youth team to legends team – somewhere in there is a nice metaphor for life...or something!”

A business seed planted 135 years ago on Cork city’s South Mall still sees a family-owned firm sowing and reaping.

An international institutional investor and property developer with billions of euros in assets globally has acquired Cork city centre's Half Moon Street development, home to 700 Apple employees, for about 10% over its €34 million price guide.

The Government is set to announce a €100m investment in five third-level education building projects today — with UCC set to get a significant share for its new business school in the heart of Cork City.

Fast track planning permission is being sought this week for a 17-storey apartment tower, on Cork city’s South Link Road, on a compact site previously a rail track goods yard and sidings.

Cork City’s Seán McLoughlin has completed his move to English Championship side Hull City. The defender has signed on a three-year contract for an undisclosed fee.

A parking space has been transformed into an oasis of calm in the heart of Cork’s inner city.

Sean McLoughlin will be confirmed as a Hull City player by the end of this week player after the Championship club agreed a fee with Cork City for the in-demand defender.

A city rising, in places, but crumbling to the point of collapse in others.

A truly monumental effort this by Cork City who, two goals down from the first leg, brought a seemingly dead affair roaring back to life by scoring early in both halves in Differdange, only for Progres Niederkorn to grab the consolation goal on the night that meant so much more over the course of the whole tie.

Cork City will be without Mark O’Sullivan for the daunting second leg of their Europa League tie against Progres Niederkorn in Luxembourg tomorrow, the striker having remained at home to be with his wife who is expecting a baby.

The dream beforehand had been of a box-office clash with Rangers but the reality, on an evening when Cork City repeatedly pressed the self-destruct button, was something more like a nightmare as, after a first half in which the home side conceded two goals and also missed a penalty, the resultant 0-2 defeat gives Progres Niederkorn what looks like full control of this Europa League First Qualifying Round tie ahead of next week’s second leg in Luxembourg.

Preston North End took a deserved victory at Turner’s Cross last night, but an outstanding performance from Cork City goalkeeper Tadhg Ryan ensured the Championship side had to earn the win.

Cork City have been warned by Pat Devlin that they’ll face a tough task to rescue their season with a FAI Cup run.

A draw was the fairest outcome at Turner’s Cross tonight as Cork City and Bohemians cancelled each other out.

Cork City manager John Cotter sees the positives and negatives of a Europa League draw that leaves the club in the dark as to whether they will play Luxembourg’s Progres Niederkorn or European debutants Cardiff Metropolitan University FC until they complete their preliminary round second leg on July 4.

Sinn Féin has accused the larger political parties on Cork City Council of shafting long-serving councillors off certain committees during a tense council meeting last night.

Announced this afternoon, the game will take place on Monday, July 8 with a 7pm kick-off.

It’s the New Firm — but not as we know it.

It is understood he was attacked by several men at around 10.50pm last night.

Residents in an apartment building on the northside of Cork city say they are facing homelessness after being served a mass eviction notice.

Despite the fact work has not yet started on the events venue, the key players insist the project will eventually reach fruition, writes Eoin English

Cork can reach its potential to compete with Dublin and other European cities but we must tackle the planning strategy that is failing this generation. There is no place for slogans and partisan politics, argues Michael O’Flynn

John Cotter’s tenure as Cork City interim manager got off to a winning start as Conor McCarthy’s first-half goal was the difference at Dalymount Park tonight.

The prioritisation of the car and poor land use have polluted and ghettoised our cities, but a sustainable approach can change all that, says Abhas K Jha

From very hard-earned experience, football managers tend to be pragmatic people so, painful though it has been for John Caulfield to part company with his beloved Cork City, it’s probably fair to say that he would hardly have been completely shocked by the timing of his exit.

The 54-year-old was appointed as manager in 2013 and claimed the title in 2017.

The CEO of Cork City Council, Ann Doherty, sets out the city’s vision for growth, and points out that next month’s historic boundary extension will finally give a voice at council to people who already participate in the life of the city

Cork is buzzing and exciting developments can be seen throughout the city and county. We are seeing the start of the most significant growth period for Cork since independence, writes Tánaiste Simon Coveney.

Cork’s prosperity is and will be built on its ability to generate and to attract capital and talent, writes Pat Ledwidge