The lineup for tonight's Evocations Gala Concert as part of the Cork Choral Festival has been changed.

Cork City's curvaceous Half Moon Street development, anchored by Boots chemist at its lower level as its main flagship pharmacy in Cork, and occupied overhead by offices for Apple Europe, is for sale as an investment, with a guide price of €34 million.

Units of the Cork City and County fire brigade have responded to a fire at a recycling plant in Glanmire this morning.

The three-monkeys principle — see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil — was, in the areas of physical or sexual abuse, close enough to convention for many generations. Its application, however, was uneven.

A "bright light" has gone out in Ballincollig, Co Cork following the death of a 16 year old student who was knocked down on the Main Street shortly before 8pm on New Year's Eve.

The Examiner Group has announced Ronan McManamy as the new managing director of the Irish Examiner and Evening Echo as one of four senior managerial appointments.

The overhead pull is a dying art in hurling, but not for this Corkman.

The celebration of a Cork sporting hero’s life is now a PR disaster for the GAA, writes Joe Leogue.

The Government is to seek an explanation from the Cork County Board, amid concerns that the decision not to allow the Liam Miller tribute match take place at Pairc Ui Chaoimh may have broken the conditions of a grant paid towards the stadium’s redevelopment.

There are almost 40 attacks on staff at Cork University Hospital every year, new figures reveal.

The unsung hero of the Cork City Sports event in the Cork Institute of Technology Stadium this week was Fr Liam Kelleher

The promoters behind the three Ed Sheeran concerts at Páirc Uí Chaoimh have been charged €90,000 by the State for policing during the events.

The acquisition by the Irish Times of a range of media assets, including the Irish Examiner, has created a media group that will reach almost half the population of Ireland.

It isn’t very often that the frenetic chatter of the Irish Examiner’s newsroom dies to a whisper.

The Irish Times has completed the acquisition of all of the publishing and media interests of the Cork-based Landmark Media group, which owns the Irish Examiner newspaper and other titles.

She couldn't race after the dramatic victory due to a knee that had swelled to "the size of a balloon".

It took the ball eight seconds to reach the goal!

RTÉ have released video footage of the mass brawl between Waterford and Cork City which saw four players and both managers sent-off.

The Cork International Choral Festival will take place from April 18th-22nd.

BOUNCING back towards full occupancy is Cork’s City Quarter office and retail/restaurant investment, sold last year for €14 million to private clients/investors with MC2

These were the scenes at the Rebel Óg annual overall awards at the Clayton Hotel Silversprings.

With ink in his veins and who once famously described himself as “a chemist by training, a shovel engineer by vocation, and a manager by desperation” is the first person in the history of the Cork Person of the Year Awards to be inducted into a Hall of Fame.

Reporter Roisin Burke took to the streets yesterday to find out what you had to say on the worsening homelessness crisis.

A number of new office occupiers and sale deals are coming to an end-of-year close in the heart of Cork city, at Lapps Quay, at City Quarter, and at the Elysian, where a new walk-in medical clinic is set to open next month and where a new restaurant letting is agreed. Plus there’s 12,000 sq ft of offices at the Elysian under active negotiation via Lisney.

He said his own insurance had more than doubled in the last two years, from €900 to €2,050.

Cork Penny Dinners are looking for ‘Christmas Box’ donations as they prepare for the holiday season, writes Gráinne McGuinness.

Aer Lingus has reported two separate emergency landings in the last two days.

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The league title is within touching distance for Cork City but you wouldn’t think it judging by the poker faces around Bishopstown and Turner’s Cross this week.

Amazingly, this is not Mr Dempsey’s first time coming to the rescue of a kitty at risk with his cherry picker.

A new photographic project aims to recreate moments captured through Cork’s history.

Latest: The monkey who escaped from Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork is safely back in its enclosure this evening.

The Cork woman who died while climbing Mount Kilimanjaro has been named as Majella Duffy from Rathcormac.

Here’s another perspective on the news that broke yesterday about Pairc Ui Chaoimh not being ready to host either of the Munster finals next month.

A motorist’s decision to drive away after a collision with a child leaving the boy slumped in the middle of the road was described as disgraceful by the judge who jailed him yesterday, writes Liam Heylin of the Irish Examiner.

A motorist’s decision to drive away after a collision with a child leaving the boy slumped in the middle of the road was described as disgraceful by the judge who jailed him yesterday.

The number of people reporting sexual assaults and rape is on the rise in Cork city, according to new figures.

A brave Cork man has told how a visit to the dentist led to the greatest battle of his life – against one of Ireland’s rarest cancers, writes Sarah Horgan of the Evening Echo

From Model Ts to muscle cars — a fleet of historic Ford vehicles will lead Cork’s St Patrick’s Day parade as the company marks its 100-year connection to the city.

A Cork bar owner is warning of the dangers of digital society after his credit score took a significant hit this week — because of a typo.

Gardaí are hunting for a conman who masquerades as a garda detective or a worker for telecoms company Eir, writes Ann Murphy of the Evening Echo.

The Lord Mayor of Cork has withdrawn controversial comments he made about the development of Cork’s stalled event centre.

Gardaí have confirmed that a child recently found four bags of heroin in Cork city, writes Kelly O'Brien of the Evening Echo.

Larry Cummins went to Farran to catch a gang of fundraisers rowing and running in the local gym for a great cause; Pieta House.