A couple who were left traumatised when a car hit their home last year say they live in constant fear of speeding traffic on their narrow street.

A novel packaging idea has paved the way to success for Keohane Seafoods, writes Trish Dromey, with the Cork company hoping to grow exports by between 20%-25% in the next three to four years.

Funeral DVDs have been an unexpected growth industry arising from the surge in emigration — they are increasingly popular among overseas family and friends of the bereaved.

WHEN Philip and Amy Keohane stood in Cork City centre last summer, watching scores of saddle-weary cyclists struggle up the near-vertical height of Patrick’s Hill, they cried.

AS far as sentences go, it was sound, solid and sensible, even though David Keohane’s family would probably be happier if the court had thrown away the key.