Conference “ambassadors” who helped generate €10m for Cork’s economy this year have been honoured amid renewed calls for delivery of the city’s long-awaited events centre.

Marine tourism has been given a boost as a new pontoon is installed in Youghal harbour.

Twelve tulip-shaped umbrella sculptures installed on the quayside at a cost of €350,000 in Youghal will have to be dismantled and permanently removed due to severe weather damage.

A tangled chain in a mooring buoy almost pulled a visiting yachtswoman overboard in a Co Cork harbour.

An East Cork district court is being temporarily relocated to West Waterford after a large panel of glass crashed to the floor of a courtroom.

An east Cork harbour town’s hopes of acquiring a floating pontoon to boost tourism stand high and dry amid allegations of post-election ‘treachery’.

A scale model representing one of the country’s most historic towns as it appeared in medieval times will be unveiled today.

The regaining of Blue Flags shows that communities are winning the battle against litter on our beaches.

A landmark viewing stand overlooking the Blackwater River in Youghal is likely to collapse into the sea after Cork County Council reportedly decided it was too expensive to restore.

Restoration work has commenced on a robust 400m eco-boardwalk in Youghal, Co Cork, to replace the structure demolished in ferocious winter storms early last year.

Youghal Town Council is to get €280,000 to restore the storm-damaged boardwalk.

The Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport has allocated €650,000 for the completion of repairs to a sea wall in an east Cork seaside town.

A local authority is planning to reinstate a €220,000 boardwalk that was destroyed by storms earlier this month.

Raging seas and high winds have almost demolished a popular visitor attraction in East Cork.

Youghal Town Council has been forced officially to close its boardwalk at Claycastle following extensive storm damage. Overnight winds of 80kmp and ferocious wave power dislodged several sections of the teak decking and uprooted piling on the 400-metre structure.

Cork County Council is to receive €200,000 from the Department of Transport to carry out emergency stability work on a collapsed sea wall in an East Cork town.