From medieval re-enactments to a Rory Gallagher walking trail, with a Masonic lodge, George Boole, and Sir Henry’s themed tours thrown in for good measure — Cork city is set to reveal its rich and varied heritage this weekend.

I was the school hippy. I grew my hair long and was into debating. I didn’t necessarily follow any of the other dictates of being a hippy.

I’ve spent much of my life raging against stupidity and injustice. 

The public will have a last chance today to go aboard the LÉ Aoife in Cork, before the naval vessel is taken out of service early next year.

A record number of buildings in Cork City will unlock their doors for the 10th anniversary of Cork  Heritage Open Day.

One of the most detailed digital images of Cork city’s iconic northern skyline is set to go on public display.

DERELICT buildings and ill-kempt facades are an unfortunate feature of the Cork City visual experience.

The public will be able to tour more than 40 historic buildings and enjoy a medieval day as part of Cork Heritage Open Day.

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.

The Port of Cork will open its doors today as part of Cork Heritage Day.

CORK people will get the chance to step back in time tomorrow as many landmark and buildings around the city throw open their doors to show off their heritage – and it’s all free.