A conference will today hear that newly qualified junior doctors should spend at least three of their first five years working in Irish hospitals.

One of the world’s most powerful businesswomen will discuss women leadership in business at an invite-only conference in UCC today.

Thirty-six years old and in the form of his life, Rob Heffernan has very few complaints at present.

As Philip King takes to the stage with Scullion at a musical celebration hosted by UCC, he tells Ed Power how his studies there helped shape him as an artist

One of the world’s most powerful men will deliver a keynote address to the people of Ireland when he visits Cork next week.

Lecture cancellations and library closures could be possible next week as an industrial dispute at one of University College Cork’s and the country’s most prestigious research centres hits the main campus.

The Private Residential Tenancies Board secured almost 200 court orders last year against rogue landlords or tenants who ignored its determinations.

Facebook has done a U-turn and shut down a “sexist” page which published photographs of female students at University College Cork.

More than 250 internationally renowned doctors and scientists will take part in conference in UCC next month which focuses on a blood cell disorder which claimed the life of a young Cork girl.

WHEN Susan Crawford’s son Tomás was three years old, his autism, diagnosed a year earlier, began to show itself in more ways than one.

A leading emergency consultant in Cork has described Arthur’s Day as “really regrettable” and “the last thing this country needs”.

Cork U21 football captain Rory O’Sullivan will miss the rest of their campaign after damaging his cruciate ligament for the second time in just over a year during Wednesday night’s Munster semi-final victory over Clare.

Siobhan Ryan and Padraig Power of the UCC Dance Club led students in a flash mob as part of the Rag week celebrations at University College Cork yesterday.

Ireland can become a world player in cloud computing given the right approach to innovation, according to EMC chief executive and vice president for Ireland Bob Savage.

A MAJOR medical symposium will be held in UCC tomorrow concerning the rare cancer that killed Apple computer company founder Steve Jobs.

UCC’s Fáilte Fest helps first-year students cope with the transition to university, says Esther N McCarthy

LAST September, Conor Counihan’s anxiety grew in the closing stages of the All-Ireland final as Cork clung to a narrow advantage and Down pressed hard to draw level.

I DON’T have the fondest memories of the Gaelic Grounds from my playing days.

EXCITING developments in biotechnology, including next generation biofuels and bioenergy, will be discussed at a four-day conference in Cork later this month.

The appearance of controversial historian David Irving at a university debate has been cancelled, it has emerged.

IRELAND’S first international event dedicated to wireless sensor networks will take place at UCC on June 25 and 26.

The 20th promotion of the UCC Staff Athletic Club’s road race takes place around the Lee Road/Straight Road circuit on Sunday.

COOLEY DISTILLERY may attempt a reverse takeover on a small Irish plc like Norish to provide an exit for investors.