SEVEN horses surrendered yesterday under Cork city’s first “horse amnesty” will probably be put down.

TOM O’MAHONY has a confession to make. As the preparations were being put in place for Meelin’s 2010 junior hurling campaign, O’Mahony found himself mulling over thoughts of retirement.

FIANNA FÁIL would support a Fine Gael minority government with Enda Kenny as Taoiseach, according to its new leader Micheál Martin.

MOST local authorities expect it will be next week — at the earliest — before normal water supply is fully restored around the country.

THE head of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has called on two State bodies to act after another malicious fire caused extensive damage to part of one of Cork’s most iconic buildings.

A MAGNIFICENT 200-year-old violin made by one of the 19th century’s greatest craftsmen will be presented to the winner of a prestigious music competition.

A Dublin student was given a three years suspended sentence by the Special Criminal Court today for IRA membership.

A Dublin man was charged with membership of an illegal organisation at a special sitting of the Special Criminal Court tonight .