Marian Finucane was the big winner in the latest radio listenership figures with her total audience for the weekend rising by 75,000.

The Director General of the GAA says he was not opposed to hosting the Liam Miller tribute match in Pairc Uí Chaoimh, but refuses to say who he believes 'bullied' the association into providing the venue.

The HSE was aware of issues around the testing of cervical smear samples at labs in the US as far back as 2007, when a consultant pathologist in Cork University Hospital sought a review of samples that were given the all clear, despite patients being at risk of cervical cancer.

The parents of a two-year-old Cork boy with cancer say he could have died had doctors in their native Poland not detected the tumour after his condition was misdiagnosed at Cork University Hospital.

Some of RTÉ Radio 1 and Newstalk’s flagship morning shows were the biggest losers in the latest radio listenership figures, as 2FM continues to go from strength to strength.

George Patterson fronts The Roaring Forties, a band formed in 2003 for the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. 

A woman who delivered her baby at home in the midst of the chaos of Storm Ophelia is praying that electricity will be restored at her house in Crosshaven, Co Cork so that she can discharge herself from hospital.

The team behind a new app that delivers promotions from local retailers directly to the phones of customers tell Pádraig Hoare why they believe their platform could one day be as successful as Uber.

The girlfriend of the man jailed for shooting a girl in the neck believes he’s innocent and said she plans to stand by him.

Following weeks of upheaval with the departure of Anton Savage and news Al Porter is to join its ranks, Today FM’s latest JNLR listenership figures show a mixed bag.

A charity that supports bereaved parents following the sudden death of a child is launching an appeal to hire a coordinator for the Munster region following a surge in demand for its services.

The latest listenership figures make happy reading for RTÉ Radio 1 with all but one of its flagship shows making significant audience gains.

Kieran McCarthy is a councillor in Cork city and is also heavily involved in the local musical theatre scene through Cork City Musical Society. He directs a production of Crazy for You from April 29 to May 1 in Firkin Crane, Cork.

Almost two years after he joined Red FM, Neil Prendeville has now recovered his crown as the Cork’s most listened-to mid-morning presenter in Cork from his former employer 96FM.

Junior Labour Minister Kathleen Lynch said the controversial “attack advert” depicting Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin and Sinn Féin Gerry Adams as the newlyweds in a same-sex marriage will not be officially published.

Cork-born Cónal Creedon is a novelist, playwright and documentary film maker. His latest book, The Immortal Deed Of Michael O’Leary, is an account of a man from Inchigeelagh, Co Cork, who became a hero of the First World War.

Figures make happy reading for RTÉ Radio 1 as veteran presenters increase listenership by 77,000

Questions remain over what happened the night European Affairs Minister Dara Murphy had two gardaí bring him, his wife, and driver from rural Cork to Dublin Airport after his car broke down.

Broadcaster Neil Prendeville has regained his crown as Cork’s top radio talk show host and helped RedFM leapfrog its main rival to become the city’s most listened-to radio station

A woman has spoken of the pain of seeing a photograph online of her homeless heroin addict brother sprawled unconscious on a car bonnet in Cork city centre.

An African-American singer who has lived in Cork for more than 17 years has urged the Rebel County’s GAA fans to stop flying the Confederate flag at football and hurling matches.

Concern has been expressed about the opening of a Starbucks cafe at the historic Queen Anne House at the corner of Emmett Place/Opera Lane in Cork city centre.

Yes voters are being mind-controlled by Satan.

Cork’s 96FM Opinion Line aired an ominous warning today from a caller who warned, with no ambiguity whatsoever, that Ireland’s apocalyptic doom has been sealed by the Yes vote at the weekend.

RTÉ has once again seen significant falls in year-on-year audience figures, with tens of thousands of listeners tuning out in comparison to 12 months ago.

A Cork radio station had to put the brakes on its April Fools spoof on traffic congestion charges yesterday after City Hall was flooded with complaints from irate listeners who didn’t get the joke.

ANY book that manages to introduce a classic hard-boiled LA-based private investigator; a plea for help; as well as the expression “it’s fiercebad” in the first dozen pages is surely a good thing, like.

The latest Joint National Listenership Research (JNLR) figures show RTÉ Radio 1 has suffered a significant loss with a number of its main shows losing 20,000 or more listeners over the last 12 months.

A trader in Cork’s famous English Market has defended his practice of buying vegetables in German discount stores and selling them from his stall at a marked-up price.

More radio listeners are moving the dial to Newstalk to follow broadcaster Pat Kenny, according to the latest JNLR figures.

Mentalist Keith Barry has slammed broadcaster Neil Prendeville who refused to interview him on his new show yesterday after learning he’d been scooped by his former radio station.

The build-up started with Cork’s 96FM’s ‘below the belt’ promotion directing a thinly veiled personal swipe at their former prizefighter.

Cork radio station 96FM is going all out on its provocative “Why play with the knob?” campaign — insisting that it’s not a thinly veiled personal swipe at its former star who starts work with its main rival next week.

Veteran broadcast journalist PJ Coogan is set to go head-to-head with his former colleague Neil Prendeville after he was appointed the permanent host of Cork’s 96FM’s flagship talk show.

The production team behind Neil Prendeville’s talk show is set to quit 96FM to join him at rival station, Cork’s RedFM.

Controversial broadcaster Neil Prendeville is leaving 96FM, after a 25-year career with the country’s largest local radio station, to join its main rival, Cork’s RedFM.

JAMES COOGAN, 15, loves holidays in Lanzarote, having cups of tea in bed every morning and sitting at the back of the cinema with his dad, watching action movies and feeling the sound vibrations.

Neil Prendeville returned to the airwaves today saying he was worried, frightened, hopeful, sorry and grateful.