Students have arrived throughout the day to access the food bank in operation for the first time since 2019. 

Those in the live events sector, in particular, were asking how it was allowed to happen as their industry has not been allowed to fully reopen

“Taking climate action is often about being imaginative,” said Denise Charlton, chief executive of the Community Foundation.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin led the tributes, stating that the team had succeeded in "bringing honour and glory to our country".

Brandon O'Connell Walsh has been found safe and well after an appeal

Expedition racing involves long-distance multi-day cycling without the aid of GPS and navigating with maps and compasses. Cyclists also need to pack as light as possible with limited space for equipment and supplies.

Cork City Council said that the robot trees form one part of its strategy to tackle pollution, which also includes the planting of 1,300 trees this year.

The Free the Luas campaign is just the latest gem Irish Twitter has created - here are the other top viral moments of the summer so far

She is warning members of the public about the documentation change

The 7km accessibility-friendly coastal walkway, which stretches between Youghal town centre and Redbarn beach, was described as a 'fantastic facility' by Community Development Minister Heather Humphreys

Met Éireann predicts temperatures upward of 20 degrees next week, here are five things to do around Cork to celebrate

Elbow Lane is operating at full throttle

As the draw date comes closer the couple hopes the competition "will create a huge rush of excitement" and bring some positivity. 

The flag was first flown in Cork in 2014 and was a donation from the late San Francisco mayor Ed Lee. 

Submissions from tenants part of formal complaint made to Cork City Council

The exhibition is part of a new campaign to reinvent local authority exhibitions for future visitors after the Covid-19 pandemic

A friend of the university student who tried to help him is now receiving treatment in hospital. 

Over the last week, incidents of theft in Castlefreke and Garrestown took place involving items such as cash, documents, handbags and wallets. 

Michael Molloy, 28, denies robbery charge

The Cork couple said the responses they have received have been wonderful and are pleased the drone video made so many people happy. 

Illegal dumping has been an ongoing issue and residents are dismayed at the number of rats caught by traps.

The man was later found to be outside of the 5km limit from his residence without sufficient reason and was issued a penalty fine.

Many in the crowd were not wearing masks and gathered to hear claims that the lockdown was unnecessary.

Gardaí in Cork discovered nearly 50 deals of suspected crack cocaine worth €2,000 following a stop and search

A man who sped away from gardaí, crashed his car twice and then fled on foot over a ditch has avoided jail after a judge said he wanted to give him a chance to prove he was a law-abiding citizen.

Blarney Castle supports 90 full-time and part-time staff during the height of a normal summer season but this year, the number of visitors during August fell to 10,000

Yesterday, the HSE confirmed 60 cases of coronavirus in the county, making a total of 283 positive cases in the last seven days

Resaurateurs face off over trademark and passing-off dispute

Plans for two key bike lanes will come before Cork City Council for approval next week.

Cork’s arts and cultural scene was singled out for particular praise

Two hardy West Cork college graduates have embarked on a month-long fund-raising ‘loop’ of the island of Ireland in a bid to help alleviate the negative impact of the pandemic on their communities.

Meet fundraising hero Harry O'Hanlon - another inspirational young boy from Cork who has raised tens of thousands of euro for charities hit by the pandemic.

Residents campaigning for major road safety upgrades on what has become the unofficial northern ring road around Cork City have hailed a €40,000 grant for improved pedestrian links

Ex librarian Tadhg Coakley turned to writing late in life, but his second novel has been rewarded with a huge honour in his native city, writes Marjorie Brennan

Ten years after the death of Mick Crowley, we hear about the locals and legends who frequented his famous MacCurtain Street store.

There’s no shortage of public spaces in the city which sculptors could enliven with their work  and no lack of artists who’d relish the chance to showcase their work  

The move comes as some fixed businesses fear that casual traders are "taking over" popular tourist areas 

Pádraig Hoare commences Irish Examiner Ocean Week by visiting a community group in west Kerry that is working to undo the damage we are doing to our coastline

The Cork Motorist Movement is concerned that the Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy (CMATS) does not give motorists, who at present have little alternatives, any reason to leave their cars at home.

With the new season of ‘The Young Offenders’ landing on our screens tonight, its star actors tell Marjorie Brennan about their lives during lockdown, what they are watching, and their hopes for the future

The singer's auntie and backing singer Yvonne Daly spills the beans on working with her favourite nephew through the years, writes Eve Kelliher

One hundred and 12  days later than planned, the ever so slightly modified Cork county championship throws in this evening.

Cork's Greatest Records: A studio fire and a stolen van are just part of Waiting Room's eventful story 

Drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and cannabis have been seized by the new unit, comprising of one sergeant and eight gardaí.