Cork Chamber has said a third entrance into one of the country's industrial and commercial powerhouses is already warranted as the workforce and local population already nearly number the "tipping point" criteria for its development.

A Cork home and business heating firm is eyeing opportunities in the US Midwest following an expansion that will see up to 70 jobs created over two years.

Plans have been unveiled aiming to ease traffic gridlock in one of the country’s industrial powerhouses — and work should get under way in September.

A new private bus service is among measures being introduced to ease chronic rush-hour gridlock in Little Island.

Cork is set become a big data hub following confirmation that a €200m data centre campus will begin operations on the outskirts of the city next year.

A property owner has offered to provide the authorities with land, free of charge, to develop an essential road into one of the country’s industrial powerhouses, now grinding to a halt due to traffic gridlock.

Workers regularly complain about being stuck in major traffic jams, while residents say the congestion at peak times makes them prisoners in their own homes.

We pay huge rates and deserve far better infrastructure — that’s the demand from an organisation that represents businesses in one of the country’s busiest industrial estates.

Cork County Council has taken preliminary steps in developing a 20-year transportation plan for the region’s biggest industrial hub — which is also a residential area.

A man has died in a workplace accident in Co. Cork.

Business leaders in a key employment hub have called for urgent action on sustainable transport solutions amid predictions that employment in the area could double to 30,000 in a decade.

This detached three-bedroom family home on Little Island should make for a good catch for first-time buyers, writes Trish Dromey.

An industrial powerhouse in Cork contributing €30m in rates is grinding to a halt due to traffic gridlock.

The continued importance of the business hub in Little Island outside Cork City was the catalyst for AIB’s decision to open a new branch with longer opening hours in the area, as well as two further outlets in Dublin.