Organisation: Freemasons

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>The extension of the Freemasons Lodge into Bishop Lucey Park entails the loss of green space in the city on a permanent basis, in addition to the inconvenience and reduced access to one of the few city centre parks while these works are going on. File picture: Denis Minihane</p>

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Michael Moynihan: Why are we ripping up climate plans to accommodate the Freemasons?

Last week's decision by councillors in City Hall to allow the Freemasons Lodge on Tuckey Street to extend into Bishop Lucey Park behind raised the ire of many due to a number of issues. One issue is particularly irksome

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Freemasons get part of Cork's Bishop Lucey Park despite objections

<p>Freemasons’ Hall was built during the 1760s and is shown as ‘The New Assembly Rooms’ on a Cork map of 1771. Picture: Denis Minihane</p>

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Freemasons must open hall to other groups if they want to extend it into Cork city park

Clodagh Finn: Inside the secret world of the first lady Freemason

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The amazing tale of Cork’s nasty nobleman

Taking hurling to the next level

A point of clarification on Freemasons

I wish to refer to the programme Creedon’s Cities which was screened on RTÉ One on Sunday, Oct 27 which featured the city of Cork.

Thu, 07 Nov, 2013

Women flock to join the Freemasons

It took 300 years for the second woman to be initiated into an Irish Freemason lodge, but now it appears the floodgates are to open.

Tue, 06 Nov, 2012

Masonic mystery

The Freemasons have been in Ireland for 300 years and have 22,000 members. Stephen Rogers goes in search of what happens behind the doors of lodges where their meetings take place

Sat, 13 Oct, 2012

Politics off the agenda as minister opens new Freemasons centre

POLITICS will be a taboo topic when Defence Minister Willie O’Dea officially opens a building in Limerick today.

Fri, 23 Sep, 2005

PSNI pressing ahead with controversial registration process

The PSNI is pressing ahead with a process of asking all officers to register their membership of semi-secret organisations like the Orange Order, the Freemasons and the Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Fri, 03 Dec, 2004

North's Police Federation slams new rules

The North's Police Federation has objected to a new policy obliging all PSNI officers to declare their membership of organisations like the Freemasons, the Knights of Columbanus or the Orange Order.

Tue, 05 Aug, 2003

Call for officials to name secret memberships

Senior officials in more than 50 different public bodies in the North should be ordered to declare membership of secret organisations, it was claimed tonight.

Sun, 29 Dec, 2002