Person: Oliver Plunkett St.

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Restaurant Review: The Ivory Tower, Cork

With each passing year, The Ivory Tower looks less like a restaurant in 21st century Ireland, more like The Old Curiosity Shop as directed by Werner Herzog, writes Joe McNamee.

Sat, 25 Nov, 2017

No jail for breaking man’s nose after bar dispute

One word followed another at a pub in Cork City until a man punched the other in the face, breaking his nose.

Thu, 02 Feb, 2017

Cork's Oliver Plunkett Street ranks as the greatest in Britain and Ireland

When it comes to being historic, charismatic and full of vibrant business life it’s simply streets ahead of the rest: Oliver Plunkett St in Cork has been declared the greatest street in Ireland and Britain by academics who study urbanisation.

Sun, 08 Nov, 2015

Dongles, hotspots and tethering - challenging the technophobe stereotype isn't easy

TUESDAY, 1pm, Cork city. I am here to replace my laptop; I can cope with the foreplay no longer; all the selfish technological petting it has demanded of me ever since the day I got it. 

Sat, 07 Nov, 2015

Upper room with high class cuisine

Over the course of The Menu’s career as a professional stove-jockey many moons ago, the apex of his career remains a prolonged spell as apprentice to sorcerer Seamus O’Connell of the Ivory Tower.

Sun, 02 Mar, 2014