An expertly restored period property in Cobh is likely to be snapped up and attract overseas interest, writes Catherine Shanahan

With some sorrow, architect Karl Diskin is putting his beloved and unique home at No 6 Maryville up on the market. He has found an opportunity for a new-build that he cannot pass up. Let’s see what makes No 6 Maryville special, writes Catherine Shanahan.

Bon Secours Hospital Cork bosses have written to Cork University Hospital management calling for a pan-hospital approach to fighting Covid-19.

Catherine Shanahan eyes up two unique houses in a magical corner of West Cork, just a little more than an hour away from the airport

For a couple of months in 2017, Martin Keogh spent 12-hour days picking over the charred remains of Grenfell Tower apartments.

Catherine Shanahan hears of a heartbreaking decision to leave a lovingly restored home in Cobh, made for children. Pictures: Dan Linehan

Three Cork urbanists tell Catherine Shanahan how the city can put its best square foot forward.

Rich history in its arsenal, Leslies Arch offers up No 34, a cut above the rest, one to fire imagination, reports Catherine Shanahan

Knocks your typical terraced townhouse out of The Park.

This endearing upside-down house with split-level garden radiates a fairytale appeal, says Catherine Shanahan

It is hoped that a transformed Cork Docklands can provide a sense of place for 25,000 people in the future, writes Catherine Shanahan

With breath-taking views and unrivalled elegance, Sheerwater is stunning, writes Catherine Shanahan

All 15 of the doctors who oversee the running of CervicalCheck’s colposcopy services for women requiring further investigation following a smear test are considering resigning.

This once shadowy figure that hovered on the edge of the Darlings’ dreams is keen to bring them to Neverland to meet the Lost Boys (and girls) who are in need of a mother’s love.

A Fine Gael TD has compared a hospital emergency department to a “South American” facility and described “shocking” conditions after she waited over seven hours before leaving with her child — who was not seen by a clinician.

The country’s three main children’s hospitals have begun postponing elective procedures due to mounting pressure on the system ahead of the peak winter months.

Concerns that Waterford University Hospital is being left behind within the wider group are widespread, hears Catherine Shanahan.

A rural location within easy reach of city could tempt first-time buyers, writes Catherine Shanahan

Catherine Shanahan Health Correspondent

Elizabeth Mulhare is preparing for her eighth winter in a house unsuitable for her needs as a cerebral palsy sufferer, says Health Correspondent Catherine Shanahan

Catherine Shanahan travelled to Val Thorens where, apart from the heart-stopping thrill of skiing, she really didn’t have to lift a finger, with plenty of time to relax

Balteenbrack House offers a multitude of options for family living, writes Catherine Shanahan

Gardaí have identified potential suspects for an attack by a group of men on three teenage girls, in which at least one girl was allegedly seriously sexually assaulted.

So that’s Friday nearly wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

Stephen Teap tells Health Correspondent Catherine Shanahan how the family has fared since his wife Irene's death two years ago.

The SmartProbe needle can give women a cancer all-clear immediately, thus sparing them an anxious wait and reducing a test backlog clogged with benign results, says Health Correspondent Catherine Shanahan.

The HSE was still working last night to establish if all 52 women who tested positive for a virus that increases the risk of cancer have been made aware of their results.

So that’s nearly Wednesday wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

The transparency and accountability the new structure promised back in 2005 never materialised. Now the HSE is being reinvented again, writes Catherine Shanahan

Health Minister Simon Harris has pledged that a backlog of approximately 40,000 smear tests will be cleared by mid-September.