THERE’s a zoning game of patience to be played out on a former Cork suburban pitch and putt course, with the arrival of a prime land parcel, detached house and old stone outbuildings on the South Douglas Road.

VICTORIAN terraces on either side of this Douglas Road home get their names from trees.

The front of 38 Ivy Crescent, Riverway, is a smartly-presented three-bed semi-d with part brick and part-dash exterior with a feature copper beech tree at its boundary wall.

Paul Kerrigan believes the Cork footballers “moved forward” in 2015.

More than half the country's new Councillors have now been elected, while counting continues on the local and European elections.

Early tallies have seen Fianna Fáil's Brian Crowley topping the polls in the Ireland South Constituency for the European elections on 27%.

HUNDREDS of sports clubs around the country are unaware that they do not have to pay stamp duty if they buy new grounds.

THE passing of time — a half-century or so — has done no disservice to Cabo de Vela, a Douglas semi with a lot in its favour.