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Tracey Kennedy: Cork county sides will have enough time to prepare
Tracey Kennedy: Cork county sides will have enough time to prepare
Although some Cork county finals may run as late as October 11, county board chairperson Tracey Kennedy believes the championship program unveiled today affords the Cork hurlers and footballers sufficient preparatory time ahead of their provincial semi-finals.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020

Sean O'Riordan: Name reversal helped to put Cobh on the map
Sean O'Riordan: Name reversal helped to put Cobh on the map
One hundred years ago this week, a small town took on the might of the world’s largest empire with an act of defiance which reverberated globally, writes Sean O’Riordan.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020

Man gets one year sentence for heroin dealing in Cork city
Man gets one year sentence for heroin dealing in Cork city
A man who confessed to heroin dealing in Cork city has been jailed for one year.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020

Ronan McCarthy fears football becoming Croke Park's poor relation
Ronan McCarthy fears football becoming Croke Park's poor relation
Cork manager Ronan McCarthy has criticised the second-rate structuring of the 2020 All-Ireland football championship, describing as unacceptable that football teams must make do with a straight knockout format whereas the hurling championship will have a backdoor.

Sun, 28 Jun, 2020

Back to motor business
Back to motor business
Shane O' Donoghue talks to the motor dealers and industry leaders about steps taken to reopen in the middle of a pandemic. They’re ready for your business if you’re ready to buy.

Sat, 27 Jun, 2020

Driver given suspended sentence after cocaine thrown from car window
Driver given suspended sentence after cocaine thrown from car window
A stash of cocaine with a street value of €8,700 was thrown out the window of a car as gardaí approached on a rural road in the Mitchelstown area.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020

Touch of new build on venerable old Kinsale address
Touch of new build on venerable old Kinsale address
There aren’t too many ‘new’ homes in an area as steeped in Kinsale town’s long history as St John’s Hill, but No 5 bucks the trend: it was built only about a quarter of a century ago.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020

The 2010 strike: A season Limerick hurling prefers to forget
The 2010 strike: A season Limerick hurling prefers to forget
This date 10 years ago, Limerick’s lambs were mauled by Cork. Thirteen points was the difference in Páirc Uí Chaoimh as the visitors, so wet behind the ears, were brushed aside with ease.

Sat, 20 Jun, 2020

Club championship scheduling a challenge, says Ronan McCarthy
Club championship scheduling a challenge, says Ronan McCarthy
Cork manager Ronan McCarthy is concerned some counties’ Championship aspirations will be hampered by their club championship structures.

Sun, 14 Jun, 2020

Accused lost his bus pass ‘and ran all the way in’ to court
Accused lost his bus pass ‘and ran all the way in’ to court
A man accused of committing a burglary at the English Market when the premises were open for deliveries early in the morning narrowly avoided having a warrant issued for his arrest today.

Fri, 12 Jun, 2020

Cork's wing wizard Tony O’Sullivan: 'I don’t think of the Double as 30 years ago'
Cork's wing wizard Tony O’Sullivan: 'I don’t think of the Double as 30 years ago'
Forget the Double’s 30th anniversary for a minute. For Tony O’Sullivan the real jolt came earlier in the year, before the world shut down for coronavirus.

Fri, 12 Jun, 2020

Cork man in court accused of Facebook death threats
Cork man in court accused of Facebook death threats
A Cork man accused of making Facebook death threats in a feud appeared at Cork District Court yesterday.

Wed, 10 Jun, 2020

Croke Park may become all-seater stadium amid further social distancing
Croke Park may become all-seater stadium amid further social distancing
Croke Park may have to become an all-seater stadium while social distancing remains a reality.

Sun, 07 Jun, 2020

Kerry company Fexco plans to cut at least 150 staff due to coronavirus
Kerry company Fexco plans to cut at least 150 staff due to coronavirus
Much of Fexco’s business is dependent on the travel sector which has been devastated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thu, 04 Jun, 2020

Third man charged in relation to alleged Christy Keane murder plot
Third man charged in relation to alleged Christy Keane murder plot
A third man has been charged with involvement in the attempted murder of Christy Keane by the Limerick-based McCarthy-Dundon crime gang.

Thu, 04 Jun, 2020

Two appear in court in relation to alleged Christy Keane murder plot in Limerick
Two appear in court in relation to alleged Christy Keane murder plot in Limerick
Two men have appeared before the Special Criminal Court charged with involvement in the attempted murder of Christy Keane by the McCarthy-Dundon gang in Limerick.

Wed, 03 Jun, 2020

Coillte asked to see the wood for the trees at Garryduff
Coillte asked to see the wood for the trees at Garryduff
Coillte has been urged to scrap plans for clear felling in a woodland oasis near Cork city and declare its woodland near the city as recreational zones - just like it did in the capital.

Wed, 03 Jun, 2020

You could dress this Ballinlough semi up to the 9s for €325,000
You could dress this Ballinlough semi up to the 9s for €325,000
The colonisation and suburbanisation of Cork’s suburban Ballinlough has pretty much come to a stop, bar some small infill site, since it started its mushroom growth about a century ago, with new estates added by the handful in decades from the 1920s onwards.

Sun, 31 May, 2020

Olympic medallist training with tea towel as lockdown leads to discus circle lockout
Olympic medallist training with tea towel as lockdown leads to discus circle lockout
You’d think the decision to keep GAA grounds shut until July 20 would have absolutely no bearing on a paralympic discus thrower.

Wed, 27 May, 2020

Engineers want the Government to increase spending to stimulate the economy
Engineers want the Government to increase spending to stimulate the economy
The Government needs to take advantage of the low cost of borrowing for capital projects to increase spending and stimulate economic recovery, the new President of the Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland (ACEI) has said.

Tue, 26 May, 2020

Engineers want the Government to increase spending to stimulate the economy
Engineers want the Government to increase spending to stimulate the economy
The Government needs to take advantage of the low cost of borrowing for capital projects to increase spending and stimulate economic recovery, the new President of the Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland (ACEI) has said.

Mon, 25 May, 2020

Noel O'Leary had 'huge respect' for Paul Galvin despite their tussles
Noel O'Leary had 'huge respect' for Paul Galvin despite their tussles
Cork great Noel O'Leary has opened up about his epic struggles with Paul Galvin, admitting they did 'tango' at times but clarifying that it never got to personal sledging.

Mon, 25 May, 2020

John Fogarty: Pitch closures highlight rural-urban divide
John Fogarty: Pitch closures highlight rural-urban divide
Here in Dublin, there are two GAA pitches within two kilometres of my home.

Tue, 19 May, 2020

Where a shop opening is a heartbeat, not a hard sell
Where a shop opening is a heartbeat, not a hard sell
Outside Pat McCarthy's Halfway Shop in Ballymacelligott, the owner is trading news and smiles with two neighbours and delivering that solemn, now patented, pledge.

Fri, 15 May, 2020

Son calls on farmers to be mindful of mental health after sudden death of his father
His son Thomas (24) said that there were no warning signs leading up to the suicide of his beloved father who was aged just 59.

Wed, 13 May, 2020

Same car rammed armed Garda unit and struck girl’s hand
Same car rammed armed Garda unit and struck girl’s hand
A garda armed support unit car with two officers on board was rammed at a checkpoint and a schoolgirl was later struck on the hand by the same car as it sped from the scene, it was alleged yesterday.

Fri, 08 May, 2020

Conviction upheld for stable owner over rape of teen
Conviction upheld for stable owner over rape of teen
The Court of Appeal has upheld a stable owner’s conviction for raping and sexually assaulting a teenage girl.

Fri, 08 May, 2020

Theatres, bars and museums: the state of the (Cork arts) nation
Theatres, bars and museums: the state of the (Cork arts) nation
The lockdown has had a huge impact on the culture sector. Des O’Driscoll spoke to some of those running venues, galleries and theatres in Cork about the challenges they’ve faced, and what is going to happen in the future.

Thu, 07 May, 2020

DPP directions awaited in Cork city window smashing case
DPP directions awaited in Cork city window smashing case
Directions are awaited from the DPP in the case against a man accused of smashing the front windows of a woman’s house at Ballinderry Park and threatening to do the same at another house in Cork City.

Wed, 06 May, 2020

New book looks at Cork’s golden generation of poets
New book looks at Cork’s golden generation of poets
A new book looks at the wealth of poetry talent that emerged from UCC in the 1970s. But what was special about that era, Colette Sheridan asks the author

Tue, 28 Apr, 2020

Vigilant Cork councillor helps foil attempted Covid-19 email scam
Vigilant Cork councillor helps foil attempted Covid-19 email scam
Gardaí are investigating an attempted Covid-19 email scam on county councillors, which was swiftly brought to their attention when one of them became suspicious of the supposed origin of an email request.

Tue, 28 Apr, 2020

Accountancy firm MC2 rolls out service to help companies speed up recovery
Accountancy firm MC2 rolls out service to help companies speed up recovery
Accountancy firm bundles suite of services designed to help businesses plan their way through the Covid-19 crisis

Thu, 23 Apr, 2020

Court hears Cork bank cashier asked 'is this a joke?' as man attempted to rob bank
Court hears Cork bank cashier asked 'is this a joke?' as man attempted to rob bank
A man who poses “a potentially serious risk to the community” was stopped outside an AIB bank in Cork with three knives in an open position, a tin of butane gas and he had a lighter taped to his left hand.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2020

Gardaí investigating Covid-19 email scam on Cork councillors
Gardaí investigating Covid-19 email scam on Cork councillors
Gardaí are investigating an attempted Covid-19 scam on county councillors, which was quickly brought to their attention when one became highly suspicious of the supposed origin of the request.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2020

O’Donovan brothers together again while sport treads water
O’Donovan brothers together again while sport treads water
Paul and Gary O’Donovan have been joined at the hip in the public consciousness since winning silver medals in Rio four years ago, but the pair had been gliding along on parallel but separate paths this last year until the coronavirus thrust them back into each other’s pockets.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2020

Break from action 'invaluable' for new Munster coaches — Murphy
Break from action 'invaluable' for new Munster coaches — Murphy
Ireland’s lockdown could provide an upside for Munster’s new coaching team as the province prepares to return to action later this year.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2020

No bail for man alleged to have struck another repeatedly in face with broken bottle
No bail for man alleged to have struck another repeatedly in face with broken bottle
Gardaí objected to bail in an assault case where it was alleged that a 48-year-old man stood over another man and struck his face repeatedly with a broken bottle in Cork city centre.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2020

Daniel McConnell: Chink of light in gloomiest of outlooks from Donohoe
Daniel McConnell: Chink of light in gloomiest of outlooks from Donohoe
We may be at the start of possibly our worst ever recession, but there are some small grounds for hope, writes political editor Daniel McConnell

Wed, 22 Apr, 2020

The Frontline Worker: Commuting and long shifts in a day's work for intern doctor and bus drivers alike
The Frontline Worker: Commuting and long shifts in a day's work for intern doctor and bus drivers alike
“Difficult times like these really reinforce the importance of teamwork," says Dr Róan McCarthy, an intern doctor at Mallow General.

Tue, 21 Apr, 2020

Vital signs strong on Waterford Greenway where medical centre is up for sale
Vital signs strong on Waterford Greenway where medical centre is up for sale
No 3 Strandside, in its current guise as a medical centre, has huge potential, writes Catherine Shanahan.

Sat, 18 Apr, 2020

Stephen Kenny sends Ireland kitmen packing
Stephen Kenny sends Ireland kitmen packing
New Ireland senior boss Stephen Kenny has continued ringing the changes on the backroom staff by dispensing with kitman duo Dick Redmond and Mick Lawlor.

Fri, 17 Apr, 2020

Mick McCarthy would consider going overseas as he targets management return
Mick McCarthy would consider going overseas as he targets management return
"The fact that it meant my contract couldn’t involve the Euros is miniscule compared to what other people are going through. In the bigger scheme of things I am sat in my garden listening to the birds sing."

Tue, 14 Apr, 2020

'Hard to fathom how John Egan doesn't have more Ireland caps' — Stephen Kenny
'Hard to fathom how John Egan doesn't have more Ireland caps' — Stephen Kenny
While Stephen Kenny faces a clamour to promote some of his U21s, the new Ireland boss is adamant the defence he’s inherited from Mick McCarthy provides a springboard to success.

Thu, 09 Apr, 2020

Facebook death threats allegedly made as part of escalating Cork feud, court hears
Facebook death threats allegedly made as part of escalating Cork feud, court hears
Facebook death threats were allegedly made by two men on opposing sides of an escalating feud in Cork city, it was alleged at Cork District Court.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2020

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