A husband and wife passed away from cancer within minutes of each other, after 32 years of marriage.

Management at Marymount Hospice in Curraheen, Cork, say they had to divert motorists away from its most-used vehicular entrance off the Ballincollig bypass

Ireland’s oldest and largest hospice has launched a seven-year strategic plan against ongoing uncertainty over its State funding.

Ireland’s oldest and largest hospice has launched a seven-year strategic plan against the backdrop of ongoing uncertainty over the level of its State funding.

Mary Morrish readily agrees that everyone in Cork knows someone who has benefited from the care and support offered by Marymount University Hospital & Hospice.

Yesterday was a special day in the long list of special days that sport has given us. Yesterday brought us together in so many ways.

A man whose wife died in April 2017 after a cancer misdiagnosis has recalled her last days and outlined how difficult he found being told she was wrongly given the all-clear from a smear test.

Animals helped bring comfort and joy to cancer patients and elderly residents yesterday during the first visit of its kind to one of the country’s leading hospices.

A Cork woman who turned Rapunzel for charity by growing her hair to 14in in length, has helped two charities — donating the hair to one and raising around €5,000 for another.

As we recognise the positive role of palliative care, Áilín Quinlan talks to a father-of-three about his experience after a diagnosis of stage four neuroendocrine cancer

Marymount University Hospital and Hospice is urgently seeking volunteers to support its Sunflower Days next weekend.

In the summer of 1985, pilgrims from all over Ireland bore down on the small County Cork village of Ballinspittle to witness the phenomena of a ‘moving statue’ of Our Lady.

Most of the homes at Limeworth — whether self-build or otherwise — have deserved their ‘luxury’ description, writes Tommy Barker.

Cork City FC last night paid tribute to legendary fan Noelle Feeney, who died yesterday, by making her a permanent honorary trustee.

Babies, brides, and pets — not the usual cast of characters for a hospice, but Marymount is not your usual hospice.

Each week we profile one of the runners taking part in the ‘Irish Examiner’ Cork City Marathon this June

Cara O’Sullivan is from the Lough area of Cork, and sings at Live at St Luke’s on Sunday. She will perform Richard Strauss and Samuel Barber songs in the first half, and operatic arias in the second half, including Puccini’s ‘One fine Day’ from Madame Butterfly.

RTÉ presenter Miriam O’Callaghan has come to the rescue of a Cork mother seeking some celebrity style for her cancer fundraising event.

The former chief executive officer of Marymount Hospice in Cork who was dismissed from his post in February after seven months for "significant interpersonal difficulties" between him and other staff members failed in his application for a court injunction against the hospice yesterday.

Tykes on trikes and biggies on bikes — two young brothers helped a fundraising drive hit top gear yesterday when they led dozens of children on a charity cycle.

A two-year funding delay for 20 vital Cork hospice care beds is set to end this autumn — meaning terminally-ill people will get the care they need.

The oldest resident of one of the country’s most advanced hospice and hospital facilities helped the President officially open the €54m complex yesterday.

The chief executive of Marymount Hospice has said his organisation needs voluntary donations more than ever to pay off massive interest on bank loans for its new state-of-the-art facility.

Garda raids on the 1,000-seater Rock Bingo hall in Togher were blamed by the proprietor for putting off big charities from holding their fundraising events at the premises at the High Court in Cork yesterday.

Patients talk movingly in TV3’s tribute to Cork City’s Marymount Hospice, where the emphasis is on living, and not death, says Joe McNamee.

A fly-on-the-wall documentary is to take a look behind the scenes at the country’s oldest hospice in Cork city prior to its move to new premises.

OVER 100 rally cars will race around Cork city’s former landfill site later this month in a special charity fundraiser.

RALLY cars will reach speeds of up to 140kmph on a former dump later this month.

RALLY cars will reach speeds of up to 140km/h on a challenging circuit of a city’s former dump later this month.

A PRIVATE hospital is planned for Cork city’s western suburbs as part of a €500 million development.