A large self-sustaining farm is currently for sale in North Cork, listed with Clonakilty-based auctioneers Hodnett Forde Property Services.

Waterford should win but might not. Their main difficulty is their convex tradition against Kilkenny in championship encounters, writes PM O’Sullivan.

They once had over 400 families and even two local soccer teams but the decline of Cork’s native orthodox Jewish community does not mean it will be forgotten forever.

Outraged TDs are demanding a review of agencies investigating criminality and have called for the setting up of a white-collar crime bureau.

Carl Davis has scored such films as The French Lieutenant’s Woman, and comes to the Fastnet Film Festival with his new Charlie Chaplin project, writes Ellie O’Byrne

She was 42.

Fashion model, actress and great-granddaughter of Ernest, Dree Hemingway has a unique knack of commanding the red carpet with an off-duty demeanour – and we love her for it.

Shackleton: By Endurance We Conquer

When it comes to the pub trade, the ‘real capital’ is clearly elbowing its way to the counter in the nation’s capital.

For this week’s Q&A, Kehlan talks with Peter O’Mahoney from Linked Finance, which is looking to be the leading force in Ireland when it comes to peer-to-peer lending.

A century ago the theft in Dublin Castle exposed a bunch of ‘unsavoury characters’ at the top of society. It was a scandal, says Caomhan Keane.

Louis Tomlinson partied with a dwarf stripper at a stag do in Spain.

Emma Donoghue

More than 50% of Irish banking customers were dissatisfied with the way their bank handled reported problems, according to a new consumer confidence survey by Ernest and Young.

A Mysterious Something in the Light: Raymond Chandler, A Life

IN a room of about 30sq ft, surrounded by paintings of court scenes and old maps, Louise O’Keeffe held her breath for the result she’d wanted to hear for over 15 years.

The ECB left the main interest rate unchanged at 0.5% at its October meeting. The bank’s president, Mario Draghi, said that he was leaving open all policy levers at his disposal to ensure that the fragile recovery remained on track.

An ice-cream, crepe, and bike hire kiosk in the heart of Cork City is to be the first venture in the city to benefit from an innovate business-funding mechanism.

Joan Mitchell was always fascinated by the Titanic — and was stunned to discover her family had a relative on board

I Was Douglas Adams’s Flatmate

Between the Sheets: The Literary Liaisons of Nine 20th-Century Women Writers

FOR a man not entitled to work, Ernest is a very busy man.

A record crowd in sun drenched Dunmanway yesterday saw outsider Torpedo, driven by Donal Murphy, land the final of the West Cork Bottling Grand Prix on the second day of the Ballabuidhe Festival.

The FBI spy testifying against alleged Real IRA chief Michael McKevitt was questioned by police for driving a 15-year-old girl around in a lorry for a week, a court heard today.

Makers of a top-selling wine are experimenting with screwcap tops instead of the traditional cork, it emerged today.

The Ronan Mullen Column