A new Traveller flag is flying over Cork’s City Hall for the first time in what representatives have described as a gesture of inclusiveness.

Cork Midsummer Festival returns for 2016 with the announcement of a 20% increase in funding from the Arts Council.

Most people can reel off the top tourist spots in their home place, but never visit them. So the Clarion Hotel’s writer-in-residence, Louise O’Neill, went on a day-long trip around Cork City

Poetry readings, art, music, and photography will be the subject of free public events over the coming months to coincide with the display of the $1m Great Book of Ireland at University College Cork.

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Victoria Beckham’s collection is coming to Cork for the first time, along with a host of other high profile labels, writes Annmarie O’Connor.

Josef Albers explored our changing perceptions of colour in his art. He considered tricks of the eye sacred, says Tina O’Sullivan

A MEDIEVAL flashmob organised to highlight Cork’s origins as a town founded by Norwegian Vikings in 915AD was among the highlights of the city’s annual Heritage Day which took place on Saturday.

SOME of the wealthy residents of luxury liner The World were treated to a private reception last night, hosted by the Port of Cork and Cork Chamber, during which the city’s attractions were showcased.

THE country’s tallest building has been named Cork’s best building.

THE director of one of Ireland’s newest art galleries was yesterday named as the recipient of a fellowship named in memory of one of the country’s leading lights in the arts.

CORK’S Glucksman Gallery has been shortlisted for a prestigious British architecture award worth €30,000.