A 68-year-old man who took exception to his ex-partner starting a new relationship with a Kerryman harassed her by phone.

A 68-year-old man pleaded guilty yesterday to harassing a woman by phoning 150 times and leaving voicemails including some threats to kill her and her partner.

The historical force of newspapers and how their role in the Irish revolution has been underlined by a researcher at University College Cork.

Four women and two men from one Cork city family were arrested yesterday, as part of a lengthy investigation, and charged with various counts under money-laundering legislation.

Coláiste Mhuire, Cobh 3-13 De La Salle, Macroom 1-11:

Carrigaline 0-9 St Finbarr’s 0-7

THE Cork senior footballers return to action tonight but not on the playing field – the Leesiders are to participate in a charity boxing tournament in the Rochestown Park Hotel.

CORK footballers are back in the limelight tomorrow night at a charity boxing show at the Rochestown Park Hotel.

A DIRECTOR of one of the largest building contracting firms in the mid-west yesterday said he is pleased the company has remained profitable throughout the recession.

THE firm that constructed the controversial €2.3 million home for the president of the University of Limerick (UL) is still on course to make a profit this year.

WITH the right advice, the Cunningham family should never have to worry about money again.

A then 14-year-old boy, who rammed a garda car four times, while joyriding, has been detained for seven months, by Judge Bryan Smyth at the Dublin Children’s Court.

ARD Scoil Ris, Limerick maintained the high standard for the college in the TCH All-Ireland Schools Quiz at the South Court Hotel Limerick, winning a very exciting contest by just two points with a score of 102 against Mercy Secondary School, Kanturk.

THE Government has agreed to clamp down on rogue auctioneering practices through a new industry watchdog with extensive powers of investigation and sanction.

A new Government watchdog is to give consumers more protection in Ireland’s booming property market, it was claimed today.