'People were passed out, they were vomiting, they were nauseous' 

Practice a 'total breach' of Residential Tenancies Board rules, Oireachtas committee hears

Ashling Murphy's tragic death may be the spark that forces us to take action so women can finally feel safe in their own bodies

The site is at the location of a former Brooks Haughton builder’s yard, between Copley Street, Union Quay and South Terrace

The university had achieved the smaller deficit through budget management and by boosting income, particularly from overseas students

Jaimee Middelkamp works as a legal secretary and supports her Canadian husband who is studying to become a dentist in UCC under a student visa

A small number of exams will remain in-person, where necessary, to meet accreditation profession body standards requirements

'A pleasure delayed' is the Glaswegian diplomat's summary of his trip to Cork, where he and his hosts emphasised co-operation and collegiality, not least on climate change

A mother who became a fearless patient advocate following her son’s needless death more than 20 years ago has been honoured by University College Cork (UCC) for improving patient safety and healthcare systems around the world.

Further recognition of the work of University College Cork’s Barry O’Sullivan

The new type of whale is believed to be one of about 1.5 million as-yet undiscovered species in the deep ocean

Ireland has now become a leader in terms of climate ambition, second only globally to Denmark in ambition between now and 2030, says UCC's Brian Ó Gallachóir who is leading the university's delegation to Cop-26

The study also revealed that men with Covid-19 are approximately 1.5 times more likely to be hospitalised, admitted to ICU, or die, than women

New research from UCC found much of the stress was a result of treatment delays and cancellations

New research carried out with 10,043 Irish-based third-level students suggests a clear disparity in salary expectations between genders

The Cork city native, Professor John O’Halloran, takes on the role as the university encourages students to take part in antigen testing to help in the early detection of asymptomatic Covid-19

The app enables participation in a non-verbal assessment process

Religious literacy is needed more than ever, the UCC academic has said in response to Cork Councillor Ken O'Flynn's comments. 

ApisProtect has created a monitor which can be used by beekeepers to help them reduce honey bee losses and increase productivity.

University College Cork (UCC) has appointed Professor John O’Halloran as the 16th president to lead the university. Professor O’Halloran has been acting as interim president of the university since September 2020.

An Irish volunteer describes the plight of refugees in Lesbos and calls on Ireland to do more to help

Community who highlighted unregistered rentals say they got no response from RTB

Change in water chemistry could have affected the delicate ecosystem — but happily, there are signs of recovery at Lough Hyne

Cork City Council's decision suggests a resolve to enhance the city's distinctive character, and may make it a better place to live

Researchers hope to contribute to national debates on how best to promote inclusive learning in the future

Professor of Public Mental Health advises vigilance, in light of the long-term negative impacts of previous epidemics

Tom 'Doc' Walsh came up against GAA legends like Christy Ring, Eddie Kerr and Mick O'Dwyer in his playing days. 

UCC and MTU join forces with leading health and life sciences enterprises to form the high-level iEd Hub consortium

Marinara Marcato will be offering free space field trips to children from five to 14

The INTO has said it has been assured that senior members of Nphet will communicate directly with the sector in the coming week over any plans to re-open schools

The development of the State’s mother and baby homes redress scheme needs an element of transparency to avoid repeating past mistakes that have “left a trail of anger and bitterness” amongst survivors.

The team has reconstructed a replica of an ancient 7.5m long, 0.61m wide logboat, which was discovered at the bottom of Lough Corrib, Co Galway, some years ago.

UCC research finds tourists are getting disturbing nest sites

The ESB made no financial provision for claims arising out of the 2009 Cork flood because it didn’t think that University College Cork’s (UCC) appeal to the Supreme Court would be successful.

The ESB is facing a compensation bill than could run into tens of millions of euros after the highest court in the land ruled it was negligent when floods deluged Cork city in 2009.

A man who lodged over €155,000 of a university's money into his own bank account has received a fully suspended sentence.

UCC's action over the damage is among about 400 sets of proceedings initiated against the ESB arising from the flooding.

The trade association for Dublin pubs has condemned landlords who sell alcohol to people who drank it on the streets outside their premises.

An Egyptian student has been named Journalist of the Year at the National Student Media Awards (Smedias).

We are alarmed at the decision to allow pubs that serve food to reopen on June 29.

University College Cork will play a leading role in Ireland's participation in the World Health Organisation's trial to evaluate potential Covid-19 treatments.

Planned rent increases remain on the cards at University College Cork (UCC), with students continuing to ask the university to consider reversing its stance on the matter.

Prolonged warming of the Arctic Circle will have “devastating effects” on the rest of the world, an Irish climatologist has warned.

Residents pleading for a crackdown on house parties in rented property around Cork’s university precinct have taken their campaign directly to the door of a landlord.