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<p>Researchers believe that GJ 436 b is Neptune-like, meaning it is primarily made of gases rather than metals. Researchers have hypothesised that the planet may be made of an exotic type of water “ice” made hard by pressure rather than temperature. Picture: NASA Source: https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/eyes-on-exoplanets/</p>

outdoors

Wanted: A name for one of 20 'new' planets — and here's how you could be the one to pick it

One warning though... there are some naming rules so it's definitely not going to be called Planety McPlanetFace!

general

School Daze: Kilian Pettit on why students shouldn't fear taking the creative option

property

At close quarters in Northwood House

property

Room for more growth in Hettyfield, Douglas

sport

Banbridge thump Ursulines in decider

news

‘Shocked’ Jessica hits the high notes with eight A1s

Munster facing daunting task at interprovincials

Munster teams will set out to reverse an unwanted interpro winning record as the U16 and U18 girls take centre stage at Grange Road this weekend.

Fri, 16 Oct, 2015

Mayor’s awards honour Cork community pioneers

A schoolteacher from west Cork and a village community group in the Muskerry gaeltacht were the overall winners in Cork County Council’s Mayor’s Community Awards Scheme.

Mon, 05 May, 2014

Asteroid hunters get hands-on help

Students from all over Europe are in Cork this week to scour the heavens for doomsday asteroids as part of an EU youth astronomy event.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2012

TV not to miss: Room to Improve

Dermot Bannon returns in a new series of Room to Improve tomorrow on RTÉ One.

Sun, 14 Oct, 2012

Perfect pitch of musical pearls

Cork Choral Festival is more than competition, it is primarily about the joy of singing, writes Declan Townsend

Wed, 09 May, 2012

Endsleigh property has potential

Relatively easy job to add extension to this Douglas home, Tommy Barker reports.

Sat, 03 Sep, 2011

Inishowen in a class of its own

DONEGAL’S Inishowen peninsula is set between two loughs, Swilly and Foyle, while Cork city’s Inishowen is set between two schools.

Sat, 22 May, 2010