Event: Burning of Cork

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>One of the official photos taken in January 1920 after the election of Tomás Mac Curtain as Cork's Lord Mayor. Three months later he lay dead in his home in Blackpool, having been shot by British forces. </p>

munster

'Black & Tans murdered Cork Lord Mayor Tomás Mac Curtain,' claims historian

Historian belives he has identified key member of British forces who assasinated Cork's Lord Mayor in 1920

business

Cork tourist sites throw open their doors in much-needed boost for culture lovers

property

Ashton Park House: Every bit as fine as when it was first built

columnists

Paul Rouse: Is Cork commemorative jersey the right fit?

general

Cork Film Festival: Reeling in the years by the Lee

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The Irish revolution: The story behind the documentary

No ‘Examiner’ publication for first time since 1972

The lack of a print edition of the Irish Examiner yesterday was one of the very rare occasions in the newspaper’s history not to print.

Sat, 03 Mar, 2018

Dutch crew film in Cork

The story of Ireland’s past is being told through Cork’s experience of famine, emigration, and revolution in a Dutch TV show filmed over the past week.

Tue, 30 May, 2017

Ford's survival in a city embroiled in war

The early years of production at the Ford plant in Cork coincided with an era of instability and turmoil.

Fri, 27 Jan, 2017

Check out these amazing then-and-now pictures of Cork

Then-and-now. Three words that nostalgia lovers like us never tire of.

Thu, 04 Aug, 2016

President praises community heroes in Cork

The spirit of volunteerism and battling through tough times was lauded at a number of events in Cork at the weekend by President Michael D Higgins.

Mon, 06 May, 2013