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The annual NCAD Fashion Show is a showcase of the newest and brightest talents in Irish design.

Captain Bryan Sheehan starts at right half-forward as one of two changes to the Kerry side for Sunday’s Allianz FL Division 1 final against Dublin at Croke Park (throw-in 3.30pm).

A holiday flight made an emergency landing at Cork Airport last night after a passenger was reported to have suddenly fallen ill.

This period-era, mid-terrace home is full of character and enjoys the elevated views from Cork City’s Richmond Hill, writes Tommy Barker.

CATHY JORDAN is from Scramogue, Co Roscommon, and is the youngest of seven children. She has played with Dervish for over 20 years, and will take to the stage tonight with the band at The Pav as part of the Cork Folk Festival.

The rumours of Port Wine’s demise have thankfully been exaggerated. While the market is overly seasonal in nature (that is, Christmas), and sales are down, sales of one style are definitely up.

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ON my Communion Day, I was handed my dress.

Rachel Marie Walsh talks to Ireland’s key fashion buyers about the trends that really matter in 2014. From sportswear to arty prints to daytime metallics, here are the clothes we need to buy now.

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Each week, Esther N McCarthy scouts around for interesting bits for your home.

Hugh O’Regan, who has died unexpectedly at the age of 49, has been described by friends as a visionary and a gentle soul.

It is the festive display to beat all others — Claire O’Sullivan goes behind the scenes at Brown Thomas Cork to see the Christmas window in the making.

It will be lights out for the incandescent bulb from Saturday as the EU calls time on the time-honoured light source.

THE welcome sound of jingle bells was heard across the land on St Stephen’s Day as the ringing of cash registers signalled the start of the annual post-Christmas sales frenzy.

A Co Wicklow woman, who alleges she has been defamed in a “cyber tort” by The Washington Post Company, was today granted leave of the High Court to serve a claim for damages in the USA.

AN Occupy Wall Street protester has landed a job... in an investment firm on Wall Street.

The High Court has struck out a case in which a lingerie buyer for Brown Thomas claimed she was dismissed after making a bullying complaint.

A lingerie buyer for Brown Thomas claims she was dismissed from her job after making a bullying complaint.

A CORK man with a “horrific childhood” has been sentenced to five years for the sexual abuse of his then nine-year-old sister.

LOVE was in the air in Cork City Hall yesterday at the launch of a special competition which will see the historic building host its first civil wedding ceremony.

THE travel sector will be in sharp focus this week when tour operators TUI Travel and Thomas Cook deliver full-year results, with figures also due from two players in the pub market.

An Estonian man who had sex with a woman while she slept because he thought “she was nice to everyone” has been given a suspended sentence because of the “unique circumstances” of the case.

THOMAS Davis Pipe Band has been serving the community of Mallow and the surrounding area of Co Cork since 1924. For the past 80 years the band has resided in the town hall – a listed building which we are proud to call home.

BROWN Thomas saw its pre-tax profits plunge from €81 million to almost €22m in the year to February 2009.

TV celebrity The Stig was in Dublin today to officially launch the Irish leg of the Top Gear Live World Tour.

AFTER legal challenges by employers in a number of sectors, the Government has moved to secure binding industry employment agreements governing worker terms and conditions.

Internationally acclaimed playwright Brian Friel celebrated Bloomsday at James Joyce’s alma mater today where he received the university’s highest honour.

approve of the reintroduction of college fees for those well able to afford them. Trinity students dashing out to Brown Thomas should never have availed of free fees.

IT WAS as if any mention of economic doom and gloom was banned at the Curragh yesterday.

The London market closed in the red today after a volatile session amid concerns over the housing market and political tension between Israel and Iran.

Gains for commodity shares and positive corporate news today helped the London market shrug off a poor session on Wall Street.