The largest office building in Cork’s Airport Business Park has been sold to an investor, for just over €5.5 million – and, it is likely to be offered to the rapidly expanding international communications company Newsweaver, whose global HQ is already at the Airport Park.

The new political party formed by three high-profile TDs will be called the Social Democrats;  Cork camogie captain urges others not to hide their feelings; People  of West Cork were plunged into mourning yesterday following the death of a worker at the Clona Dairies plant, and Jodie Kidd popped into a Cork pub to pull pints and have the craic.

After unveiling the new Logi brand, Logitech announced the first accessories that will bear the brand name.

Logitech is a PC peripheral manufacturer which was started in Switzerland in 1981. 24 years later, they're one of the most recognised makers of mice in the world - you might even have its logo nestled underneath the palm of your hand right now.

A single building let to Logitech at Cork Airport Business Park is for sale for €2.4 million, a year after the separate sale of five investment buildings there to Norwegian trust Adel Crest, for €15.1 million.

Office activity in Cork’s suburbs, especially from FDI companies, has picked up sharply in recent months, according to agent Paul Hannon of Lisney.

Logitech today launched the G303 Daedalus Apex Gaming Mouse, which was designed with the gaming enthusiast or competitive player in mind.

INTERNATIONAL buyers are expected for a clean, and significantly-sized office investment, which includes major employer Amazon, at the Cork Airport Business Park.

LOGITECH is the latest new arrival into the 750,000 sq ft Cork Airport Business Park, where 55,000 sq ft of deals have been finalised since summer, and where book-selling giant Amazon is committing to further space.

Apple’s new iPhone will drop the wide dock connector used in its gadgets for the best part of a decade in favour of a smaller one, a change likely to annoy the Apple faithful but which could be an advantage for accessory makers.

They may not be RoboCop or R2-D2, but 80 students and their vocal fans from 20 schools will be hoping that their designs will win the Lego Robot Competition tonight.