Organisation: O’Connell

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Jackie Healy-Rae won't resign despite assault conviction

The 23-year-old, who was found guilty on Monday of assaulting a man two years ago, was elected as a councillor earlier this year.

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Woman sues iconic English Market fish stall over fall

property

Trading up: Shanballymore, Co Cork €485,000

food

Top 8 smoked mackerel

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Karen Buckley’s heartbroken family offer thanks for support

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O’Connell chairs and Eileen Gray tables feature in Woodwards sale

Cork Film Festival: Seamus Murphy has a reputation set in stone

Cork sculptor Séamus Murphy is the subject of a new film, writes Colette Sheridan.

Thu, 06 Nov, 2014

Kenny charm offensive wins over protesters

The contrasting styles of the Taoiseach and the minister for finance were strongly evident yesterday in Limerick city centre.

Sat, 10 May, 2014

RTÉ’s Mr Versatile changes channel

A constant presence on the national airwaves since the 1970s, Pat Kenny has spent the last 41 years as the chameleon of Irish broadcasting.

Thu, 01 Aug, 2013

O’Connell’s firm grows its cash pile to more than €1m

The cash pile at the firm owned by rugby star Paul O’Connell increased last year by 19% to top over €1m.

Mon, 11 Feb, 2013

Monasterevin edge low-scoring final

Monasterevin (Kildare) 0-4O’Connell’s (Louth) 0-3

Mon, 03 Dec, 2012

O’Connell firm increases cash pile to €850k

The cash pile at the firm owned by Ireland and Munster rugby player Paul O’Connell increased last year by 19% to €850,211.

Thu, 06 Sep, 2012

Wine with Blake Creedon

ONE of the many wine myths that can mislead the unwary concerns age.

Sat, 09 Jun, 2012

Marketing Cork with produce fit for a Queen

FOR weeks, traders had cleaned and preened their stalls. Walls were repainted, woodwork re-stained, spare floorspace filled with mature trees and braces of pheasant hung anywhere room could be found.

Sat, 21 May, 2011

Delighted traders purr over Queen with X-factor

STANDING behind their stalls, the traders at the English Market in Cork couldn’t hide their excitement as the time drew near for Queen Elizabeth to arrive.

Sat, 21 May, 2011

Prospects bright for Cork meeting

CORK, which is set to house a terrific card, is virtually certain to go ahead on Sunday.

Wed, 08 Dec, 2010

O'Keeffe to pledge support for threatened Quinn staff

Enterprise Minister Batt O’Keeffe will tomorrow meet worker representatives from Quinn Insurance to pledge support to staff facing redundancy.

Tue, 04 May, 2010

Battle lines drawn over controversial bus lanes

BATTLE lines are being drawn in Limerick by residents and the city council over the controversial extension of bus lanes into the city centre from the south side of the city.

Fri, 23 Apr, 2010

Look at this colourful Ballinacurra house with rose-tinted glasses

WHEN we were rich and sophisticated (or at least thought we were) Irish house decor went all pale and creamy neutral, minimalist and, dare to say it, a bit bland and boring.

Sat, 08 Aug, 2009

Union urges customers to halt abuse of bank staff

A SENIOR trade union official has appealed to customers of Permanent TSB to refrain from abusing the bank’s staff in protest at its recent controversial decision to raise its mortgage interest rates.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2009

Walsh back in winning groove

RUBY WALSH made a spectacular return to race-riding in Ireland when powering Scotsirish to a clear-cut success in the featured Grade 2 O’Connell Logistics Hilly Way Chase at Cork yesterday.

Mon, 15 Dec, 2008

Shops hamstrung for holiday rush

ONCE the centre of the Irish bacon industry, Limerick is still synonymous with hams enjoyed the world over.

Tue, 09 Dec, 2008

Locals say sad farewell to much-loved couple

A POPULAR couple that spent their lives together and died together were, yesterday, laid to rest side by side, amid emotional scenes.

Fri, 16 May, 2008

Ahern’s lawyer warned by judge

SPARKS flew at the Mahon Planning Tribunal yesterday when Bertie Ahern’s lawyer, Colm O hOisin SC, accused the inquiry of “pushing an agenda” in the examination of the Taoiseach’s bank accounts.

Sat, 28 Jul, 2007

O'Donoghue: Competition will deliver world-class theatre

An international design competition will ensure Ireland’s proposed new National Theatre will rival any in the world, Minister for the Arts John O’Donoghue said today.

Thu, 07 Sep, 2006

Future begins as students get a result

STUDENTS across Ireland were pondering their futures today after the nail-biting wait for exam results finally ended.

Thu, 19 Aug, 2004

School living it up after helping bridge ethnic divide

DUBLIN’S O’Connell School was honoured by Lord Mayor Royston Brady yesterday for its effort to forge ties with children from many countries who live here.

Wed, 03 Dec, 2003

Top restaurant closes in Ecoli scare

A top restaurant has closed its doors after five cases of the E.coli bug were believed to have started there.

Fri, 29 Aug, 2003