Second and third-level students doing exams in the summer have been hit with the unprecedented roadblock to their preparations

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The Dr Harty Cup is heading back to Ennis after St Flannan’s College claimed their 22nd title in Mallow today, their first since 2005.

One of the oldest buildings at University College Cork (UCC) has opened for the first time as a state of the art, one-stop-shop for students following a multi-million euro transformation.

Youth and experience proved to be a winning combination as they gradually pulled away to see off their neighbours Kerry

The DPP appealed the leniency of a fully suspended jail term being given to a garda in Cork on corruption charges but the Court of Appeal decided yesterday that it would not alter the two-year sentence.

A Cian Lynch-inspired Patrickswell denied Na Piarsaigh the three-in-a-row to win their first senior county title since 2016 and a record 20th in total.

The first programme of its kind in Ireland to help students choose the right degree and get through the challenges of higher education is to be launched today.

The President of University College Cork (UCC) says the university stands against “ignorant shameful hate” after a respected Muslim lecturer received a sinister voicemail calling for his execution.

UCC’s students called for action on the environment a year ago, and we are following through — as we all should be, writes John O’Halloran.

Chief executives from some of the country’s best-known firms have been lined up by an enterprising 20-year-old UCC student to appear at a business leaders forum in April.

A group established to ensure an adequate supply of teachers in primary and post-primary schools meets today for the first time.

“Scandalous” was how the corrupt actions of a member of An Garda Síochána were described by a judge as a fully suspended two-year sentence was imposed.

It was a Munster one-two at the 54th BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, with Simon Meehan from Coláiste Choilm in Ballincollig, Cork, scooping the top prize, and a group from St Brendan’s College in Killarney taking the group award.

A member of An Garda Síochána who pleaded guilty to 11 charges related of deception, theft, and receiving corrupt payments has resigned from the force, it was confirmed yesterday.

A date was set yesterday for the trial, by judge and jury, of a member of An Garda Síochána facing 212 charges related to alleged deception, theft, and receiving corrupt payments.

As it prepares to launch into its second century as an Irish company, Henry Ford & Son Ltd is refusing to let the grass grow under its feet.

You’re called up by the Clare senior hurlers. You stroll into the dressing room your first night and you want to make friends. Shane O’Donnell, hat-trick hero of the 2013 All-Ireland final replay: you’ll chat to him, maybe about what he’s at in UCC.

The first Traveller to receive an honorary doctorate from UCC has accepted the award on behalf of her community and Ireland’s countless activists.

A member of An Garda Síochána facing 212 charges related to alleged deception, theft and receiving corrupt payments appeared before Cork Circuit Criminal Court yesterday.

A garda was arrested yesterday for questioning and charged with 212 counts related to alleged deception, theft and receiving corrupt payments.

The roll-out of super-speed broadband could create a “digital motorway” along the Wild Atlantic Way, which would act as a “counterbalance” to the power of Dublin.

Students are the key to University College Cork’s continued success as one of the word’s greenest third-level campuses, management have claimed.

University College Cork has, for the second year in-a-row, come second in the world in the Universitas Indonesia Greenmetric World University Ranking as well as placing second in the ‘Urban’ campus setting category.

You’re one of us now, the justice minister told more than 800 new Irish citizens yesterday as UCC hosted its first citizenship ceremonies.

University College Cork doesn’t do classes in cliché but, if it did, it might consider the wonders of watching giant oaks emerging from tiny acorns.

It’s once-in-a-blue-moon stuff; the senior county double.

A non-scientific explanation of how some frogs cheat death by freezing their hearts and other organs has won a Cork researcher an international award.

The exact timing of the imposition of water charges could be decided after meetings next week, Environment Minister Phil Hogan said yesterday.

THERE are not as many books about birds in Ireland as there are about birds in Britain.

Four Corkmen have been selected on the Fitzgibbon Cup team of the century.

IRELAND is no longer one of the most attractive locations worldwide for investment as economic recovery takes longer than other locations.

THE growing interest in green technology should prompt greater student interest in engineering and related courses, a professional body has claimed.

GRIND schools expect a significant fall-off in students for the upcoming Leaving Cert year due to the economic crisis.

THE success of the charity fundraising concert at UCC last week was a rare bright spot amid all the current gloom.

DROMOLAND Castle Golf Club officials have revealed Waterford senior hurling boss Davy Fitzgerald struck a stunning hole-in-one at a par four hole recently.

CORK businessman Owen O’Callaghan dismissed suggestions that he handed over a total of £25,000 to two Dublin politicians on the same day 15 years ago because they had backed a big building project.

ERIC McNAMARA produced a brilliant training performance to win back-to-back Guinness Kerry Nationals with Ponmeoath at a packed Listowel yesterday.

A TINY mammal, not previously known as an Irish inhabitant, has been discovered living quietly in the Tipperary countryside.

FORMER Dublin county councillor John O’Halloran has denied that a £5,000 payment he received from Owen O’Callaghan was reward for his support of the property developer’s Quarryvale project.

Richard Collins sheds some light on why birds seem to have tricked nature.

ERIC MCNAMARA enjoyed the biggest domestic success of his career when saddling Ponmeoath to land the Guinness Kerry National at Listowel yesterday.