“The freedom of one’s native city is a very special honour. But when that city is Cork City then it’s difficult to retain one’s humility.”

The wedding scenes from blockbuster time-travel series Outlander, starring Irish actress Caitriona Balfe, has been named as one of the top 10 TV episodes of 2014.

The home-grown star of the time travel TV sensation which is being billed as the next Game of Thrones has told of her excitement at the arrival of Outlander on Irish screens.

Pleas to the Government to hold off ratifying a trade deal that could ruin some of the world’s most vulnerable farmers are being ignored.

The introduction of the single European payment area (Sepa) is bringing significant changes to the banking sector and creating opportunities for Cork-based data analytics company Nomos Software.

PJ Gallagher is out on tour while he awaits surgery on his injured leg, says Richard Fitzpatrick

Two former Motorola employees have received €500,000 in venture capital funding for their specialist software company, Nomos.

GLOBAL healthcare company Covidien has been named the EU’s top research and development & investor in the healthcare industry.

A FORUM has been formed to stem thefts from shops and to fight other city-centre crime in Limerick.

A 24-year-old carpenter has been given a suspended sentence for his part in an altercation during which he lost part of his ear after being hit in the neck with a meat cleaver by his co-accused.

DOLORES BALFE has had five years of happiness in 22 years of bewilderment, but it’s all coming apart on her.