Summer time should mean expeditions and adventures out of doors but it feels like we haven’t moved beyond March.

The quality and reputation of courses at Cork Institute of Technology may be at risk from management efforts to vastly increase the amount of classes and modules delivered online, lecturers claim.

A talented 22-year-old art student from Mallow is one of the exhibitors whose work features in this year’s ‘Reflecting Through Art’ exhibition organised by Cork Mental Health Foundation.

Shipping and other companies from the Middle East and beyond will be sending more workers for expert training in Cork over the next year.

Artist Patricia Looby’s love of fabrics and religious relics inspired her show at Christchurch, says Tina O’Sullivan

Heaven’s Gate disaster inspired Brian Duggan’s work at Carlow’s VISUAL Centre, Tina O’Sullivan reports

Three creatives explain their work to Tina O’Sullivan as they prepare for their graduate degree shows

What I do: 2012 has been good. I finished art college last year expecting to have to work in an unrelated field, but ended up working in a gallery and as a freelance arts writer.

Education may hold the key to our future but a key to Cork’s educational past has turned up a century after it was first turned.

WATERFORD Institute of Technology has refused to express any opinion on this week’s application by Cork Institute of Technology to be designated a university.