More than 150 scouts are set to benefit from an unusual joint venture collaboration with a German discount supermarket chain.

CORK’S city manager has pledged to use the full weight of the law to tackle dereliction blighting one of the city’s most historic communities.

ONE of Cork’s most historic communities has called for an aggressive and coordinated assault on dereliction to restore their village to its former glory.

SEVERAL changes were agreed to Cork’s multi-billion euro Docklands strategy last night after an agreement was reached between the city and the Port of Cork.

AN application by two builders aimed at requiring Clare County Council to grant them default permission to develop two houses on a site in Lahinch has been rejected.

A DEVELOPER driving a bishop’s multi-million plan to transform a former diocesan college into a training and educational campus has slated the city’s plans for the site.

THE Mahon Tribunal is entitled to question Taoiseach Bertie Ahern’s banking expert Paddy Stronge about his view that the tribunal has advanced incorrect suggestions about the nature of lodgments to bank accounts of Mr Ahern, counsel for Mr Ahern agreed yesterday.

CITY officials sought legal advice yesterday on a controversial rezoning proposal aimed at securing a €50 million revamp of a former college on Cork’s northside.

POLITICIANS last night condemned a spate of graffiti attacks in an historic urban village criticising plans for its regeneration.

THOUSANDS of spacious luxury apartments aimed at families will be built in Cork’s multi-billion south docks regeneration project, city officials have revealed.

AN iconic tower up to 22 storeys high is one of four soaring landmark buildings proposed in a blueprint that will transform Cork’s south docks into one of Europe’s top waterfront urban quarters.

A BLUEPRINT for the multi-billion euro redevelopment of Cork’s north docks area, that includes 1,500 new homes and a 5,000-seat national events centre, was launched yesterday.