This will be the fourth plan-and-order outlet to be opened by Ikea as part of their national expansion plans.

A garda spokeswoman confirmed that gardaí were alerted to the death

Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses of the incident to come forward.

'Relying on landlords to self regulate on a 2014 statutory requirement is clearly not working,' said Association chairperson Catherine Clancy

Susan Cummins from Grenagh in Cork said residents 'were left to die' at the CareChoice nursing home in Ballynoe, Co Cork

The ships raised concerns among defence officials last week when they were seen engaging in unusual manoeuvres off the Galway coast

Belvelly Castle owners Garry and Anne Wilson have gifted the commissioned sculpture by Ray Lonsdale to the town

Family struggle to highlight the human behind the horror story in one of the longest and most gruesome murder cases in Cork history, writes Liam Heylin 

The bespoke fishing platform at Shepperton Lake, near Skibbereen, will enable wheelchair users to fish safely and conveniently

The compulsory acquisition of private gardens along most of the routes will still be required, the NTA has confirmed

Revised designs will reveal significant changes to each of the 12 sustainable transport corridors (STCs) that were published for public consultation last June

It's deeply depressing to Google the term 'Cork Event Centre' because the milestones which pop up leave the reader frowning

A new purpose-built birdhouse which mimics the migratory bird’s natural breeding habitat has been installed on the island

A fresh menu full of seasonal veggies is the spring dining experience we all want

I know my beat, don’t worry. I tend not to stray from the mean streets.

Sinn Féin TD Thomas Gould said that one of these mass gatherings involved a violent assault, and another involved a serious bike accident

Many thanks to the reader who got in touch after last week’s column on Cork’s obstacle-strewn streets.

The demand is due to a marked increase in the number of acutely ill patients as well as a surge in covid-19 patients and cases of the winter vomiting bug

'On my most recent trip through our fair city I found practically every pavement in Cork chaired within an inch of its life'

Opera Lane, which runs from St Patrick’s Street to Emmet Place and backs on to Academy St, was developed in the mid-2000s by the late Owen O’Callaghan

Wastewater plant that discharges into the Brogeen river — home to the freshwater pearl mussel — should have been replaced in 2015

GAA stadium’s conference facilities were used from August 30 to September 23, last year but a 'difficult situation' emerged in the hours after they arrived, seemingly due to communication

A second player in Dublin also won €500,000 while the jackpot, worth over €102m, was won in France

The programme will also welcome visual artists from the Neurodiverse and Dyslexic Visual Artist’s Group and will finish with a performance of autistic theatre writer Roderick Ford’s new production, Daughter of God in The Granary Theatre

Two mothers, whose sons have both died, have CDs with their sons’ voices on them as 11 or 12-year-olds, which is nice but is also very sad

Michael Moynihan explores The Cut’s new etiquette rules

'The biggest thing we’ve noticed is how helpful the community has been, we couldn’t ask for anything more.'

A group from Coláiste Éamann Rís was due to travel to a partner school in Malatya as part of an Erasmus programme and had been in Istanbul when the 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck

Planning application lodged last August for development on 12.6 hectare area in East Cork

Cork County Council is set to introduce a number of new safety measures to prevent public access to the wreck of the MV Alta at Ballyandreen Bay, Ballycotton.

The solicitor for a former Fianna Fáil councillor who is alleged to have harassed a woman in Cork city expressed concern that directions were still not available from the Director of Public Prosecutions.

A special award will also be presented to Barry Woods, a former director of the Irish Examiner, for his input as a founding member of the awards scheme

In days gone by people could be stopped in their tracks by the hoppy aroma emanating from Murphy’s Brewery at Lady’s Well in Cork.

Going back to the trams of 100 years ago could transform our city

The warning remains in place until 11am.

Racing legends Frankie Dettori and Davy Russell both announced their retirements during the weekend, much to the sport's surprise

It has been six long years since the sod was turned on the site of the centre. It is time to stop kicking the can down the road and finally deliver it

The Taoiseach cannot make any promises on when construction of Cork's much-delayed Event Centre will begin.

We should be encouraging others to follow suit rather than begrudging the activity in the capital

The quayside vegetarian spot has been a longtime favourite of Cork's foodies - and its handmade Indian fare is ideal for the weather

The man fled the scene with a large sum of cash

The ideal would be to provide a community set-up, a place where the whole family can come together

Mental Health Commission to call for rights of people with mental health illness to be vindicated

A garda investigation is ongoing following an assault at a house on Cork's northside,