A man who fell through a glass coffee table during a domestic incident went on to arm himself with a hammer and lock himself into the house as gardaí gathered to restore order.

Message sent from number attributed to ‘Graham’ on calendar was backed up on O’Hara’s Apple laptop

Funding on the up at CIT’s Rubicon

The Rubicon Centre is Ireland’s leading business incubation hub and home to some of the country’s top business start up specialists.

A mother of four on social welfare is appealing to the High Court an order for possession by a bank against her €700,000 family home.

In the last 15 years CIT’s Rubicon Centre in Cork Institute of Technology has nurtured 250 companies that have gone on to create more than 2,500 jobs.

Teach the poor to help themselves and watch them rail against inequality, says Claire O’Sullivan

The gang rape and death of an Indian woman and other incidents have turned the spotlight on the nation’s attitude to women, writes Claire O’Sullivan

AVERY busy year is expected by Fantom, a Dublin technology company that has developed online digital sticker albums, a 21st century version of collectible trading cards.

A cluster of emerging Cork-based firms have been succeeding against the economic odds in recent years.

AUTUMN may be the season of mist and mellow fruitfulness and you might not be able to think much beyond Halloween, but do so at your peril.

CORK Leaving Certificate student Anthony Leahy is today overcoming the heartache of deja vu, after losing the Thomas Crosbie Holdings All Ireland Schools quiz final by the exact same score for the second year running.

Canovee 1-10 Delanys 0-3

THE first pair of quarter finals of the Thomas Crosbie Holdings All Ireland School Quiz took place last evening at the Hodson Bay Hotel, Athlone, when two tremendous contests ended with a mere two points separating winners from losers.

Less than two months before the start of a fraud and racketeering trial, US prosecutors have brought new insider trading claims against former newspaper tycoon Conrad Black.

A NEW enterprise incubation centre on a third-level campus is poised to create hundreds of jobs.

DOUBLE delight for De La Salle, Macroom at Dunmanway yesterday.

DLS Macroom 0-12 Dingle CBS 1-8

WORKMEN on a Rathmines building site uncovered pre-World War II grenades and some rifle bullets while digging a trench yesterday.

Irish professional education specialist Intuition has embarked on an innovative eLearning programme with the Royal Air Force Police (RAFP) following a strategic review of the force's roles and responsibilities.

Uruguay believe they can learn the lessons of their World Cup mauling by South Africa and turn it into a positive performance against Samoa at Subiaco Oval later today.