Cork Film Centre faces an uncertain future after losing its Arts Council funding, reports Colette Sheridan

The issue of male infertility can leave men floundering and uncommunicative but taking a medical and holistic approach can have astonishing results.

CORK is a city of storytellers. From Frank O’Connor and Seán Ó Faolain to Conal Creedon and Madeleine D’Arcy, our stories of the city and its people have amused and enthralled generations.

Robbers in onesies show an appetite for danger

Couples affected by infertility will have access to a clinic in Cork following the decision by Dublin-based Sims IVF to expand beyond the capital.

Whether an expensive male fertility test has any bearing on improving outcomes for couples with difficulties conceiving is being examined as part of a project at Cork Fertility Centre (CFC).

BY the time we hit 30, most women have been bitten by the baby bug.

A leading Irish fertility clinic is to begin screening embryos for cystic fibrosis (CF) to help couples facing difficult family planning choices.

Continental Farmers Group (CFG) has posted €3.1m after-tax profits for 2011, a 19% rise on the €2.6m posted in 2010.

David Luiz yesterday denied having a swipe at Chelsea team-mate Frank Lampard in an interview with the Portuguese press.

IT’S hard to dislike Carlo Ancelotti. He has none of Wenger’s waspish wit, or Mourinho’s bombast, or Fergie’s cunningly calibrated outrageousness.

GLOBAL advertising giant WPP is considering moving its tax base back to Britain from Ireland after the British government yesterday outlined a multi-year plan to lower its corporation tax levels and relax tax-haven abuse legislation in its latest budget.

TOP corporate names in Britain are to sue the British revenue for millions following last week’s victory at the European Court of Justice by Cadbury Schweppes.

A former football chairman who nearly bankrupted one of the oldest clubs in the UK, using more than £800,000 (€1.2m) of club funds to prop up his other failing businesses, is serving a four-year jail sentence for fraud, it can be revealed today.

The Federal Competition Commission (CFC) said it has ruled that the Coca-Cola Co is abusing its dominant position in the Mexican carbonated drinks market and has ordered the group to cease all monopolistic practices.