A range of events to mark the centenary of the murder of Cork lord mayor Tomás MacCurtain have been cancelled

Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information following a fatal road traffic collision in Cabra, Dublin last Friday.

Ray O’Brien owns the Music Zone record shop, located at Douglas Village shopping centre, which was forced to close after a fire in the car park last August. Music Zone has now relocated temporarily to a premises in Deanrock Business Park in Togher. Here he meets Marjorie Brennan.

Going up the leafy drive to Elm Bank, you could be forgiven you’d accidentally time-travelled off Cork City’s main Douglas Road, and ended up, on a country boreen, back in some earlier time.

The sister of a baby boy who died in Bessborough only found out that he was buried in a former famine grave via the Commission's burials report.

The company which runs four of Cork's largest multi-storey car parks - Q-Park - has launched a loyalty app offering cashback and rewards to encourage shoppers into the city.

Keen golfers have a great chance to get on the fairway to heaven — a golf classic is taking place at Castlemartyr Resort next month to raise funds for vital preservation and restoration work at St Mary’s Church in Cork.

Bill Beckett’s memories of St Finbarrs’ opening round game of the 2017 Cork senior hurling championship are stamped in his memory.

An ‘Irish Examiner’ investigation published last month revealed that three grave plots in St Finbarr’s cemetery in Cork City contain the remains of at least 21 children — some of which were buried as late as 1990. Conall Ó Fátharta argues that the failure by state agents to investigate the deaths raises wider questions about the terms of reference of the Mother and Baby Homes Commission

The Mother and Baby Homes Commission and the Department of Children and Youth Affairs (DCYA) have refused to say whether all the infant burials discovered in unmarked graves in a Cork city cemetery will be investigated.

After generations of slumber, some of Europe’s oldest walkways are echoing to footfall, as pilgrimage flourishes again in the Irish countryside.

The recent bad weather has been “factored in” to Páirc Uí Chaoimh’s preparations for the national league double-header at the Cork stadium on Saturday.

The researching of Cork ancestors is being made easier through the online availability of records for the city’s biggest cemetery.

A woman has revealed how her baby boy "was just left to die" days after he was born in a mother-and-baby home in Co. Cork in 1961.

ANY song book that has its introduction written by legendary balladeer Christy Moore is surely indicative of the value of its contents.

Turn key condition two-bed terraced home has city centre convenience.

A former HSE official has been fined for assaulting a TV3 cameraman outside a courthouse and given a suspended jail term for daubing offensive graffiti on cemetery headstones at a Republican plot in Cork.

The ashes of a War of Independence leader have been returned from the US and interred in the Republican Plot in Cork’s landmark St Finbarr’s Cemetery almost 40 years after his death.

A 58-year-old man grabbed an English woman visitor by the buttocks as she walked along a road in Cork City, but she slapped him across the face and he ran away.

Seán Kelly has come forward as next-of-kin.

UPDATE: A cousin of the Kelly twins has been found and he hopes to bury them with their father in a Cork city cemetery.

A bench warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of a 52-year-old man convicted of painting graffiti on headstones at a republican plot in St Finbarr’s Cemetery in Cork.

The legal challenge in the Cork District Court case against a man accused of painting graffiti on headstones at a Republican plot in Cork’s St Finbarr’s cemetery was resolved by the High Court and the accused faced sentencing yesterday.

A Polish man who was described as in tune with himself and his community in Cork and troubling nobody was violently attacked in the city and has been left with fear and confusion about why it happened.

Last year, when I met Bill O’Herlihy for the first and only time just days before his last broadcast anchoring the RTÉ football panel, he made one of those characteristic self-depreciating comments as we were finishing up.

ONE of the striking things from Building Ireland, a six-part TV series that examines Ireland’s building and engineering heritage, is to realise how prominent the country was on the world stage in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Marion Kelly’s story would bring tears to the eyes of the most cold-hearted person.

A High Court judge has called for a radical overhaul of how the State manages claims for medical negligence.

The HSE should apologise to a little girl who has been left with dyskinetic cerebral palsy after her birth at a Cork hospital, her counsel told the High Court yesterday.

Members of the club where Irish athletics latest world champion honed his skills will walk their hero tonight through the streets where he grew up.

Expect a throng of viewers and a burst of interest in No 1, Belmont Place — because it deserves it.

A city has decided to take a slice of the revenues from one of Cork’s busiest car parks for the next decade instead of buying it out.

The family of a HSE official had last week moved out of their home in Cork, in fear, because a man before the court allegedly daubed offensive graffiti on cemetery headstones at a republican plot and painted the innocent man’s name and phone number on the graves.

A fine home close to the city centre sits on one acre of land Tommy Barker reports

Some of the finest views over the Owenabue Estuary and a location cheek by jowl with Carrigaline town makes this 41-acre farm a sure fire winner on a number of levels.

You think you know Bill O’Herlihy. He’s like that inoffensive ornament on the living room mantel that blends in against a beige wall. The background noise you’ve got used to.

Cork’s city manager has confirmed his officials are in talks with the operator of one of the city’s largest private car parks about a possible takeover.

YOUGHAL, CORK €395,000

A VOLUNTEER group has developed an interactive website mapping the graves of some of the most famous people buried in Cork’s historic St Finbarr’s Cemetery.

NOTHING stands still: not time, not the ground we stand on, and certainly not a city.

THERE hasn’t been as varied exploration of the River Lee since St Finbarr came down from Gougane Barra in the seventh century and founded the city of Cork.

LOCALS were entirely oblivious to the tragedy that unfolded at Cork Airport until they heard blaring sirens racing up Airport Hill.

ONE of Cork city’s biggest publicly owned multi-storey car parks is to be privatised.

DUPLEXES on the double are on offer on Cork city’s southside, with agents Sherry FitzGerald.

A VOLUNTEER committee has been formed to help plan a major clean-up of one of Cork’s most historic cemeteries.

GARDAÍ said last night that they are not investigating the discovery of hundreds of confidential medical records at a former landfill in Cork.