Passengers have hit out at Ryanair after claiming they only received notification that their return flight to Cork from Lanzarote had been cancelled hours before take-off.

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.

City fan Con told The Neil Prendeville Show on Cork's Red FM that they were pepper-sprayed for "no reason what so ever."

The husband of missing woman Tina Satchwell says he will take a lie detector test when he feels up to it.

The husband of missing woman Tina Satchwell has made a public appeal for his wife's return and revealed she left their home last March with a large sum of cash, writes Denise O'Donoghue.

3-year-old Tomás Browne from Gurranabraher, Cork, gave an incredible interview at Cork’s RedFM.

The father of a woman who had boiling water with sugar poured on her leg by her ex-boyfriend said he feels let down by the legal system after a court imposed a two-and-a-half-year sentence for the crime.

Listeners to a radio station have come to the aid of a lone parent who said she stole from a supermarket in order to provide her children with lunches for school.

Pictures of at least 40 Irish girls, mainly from Cork and as young as 14, have been copied from social media and posted on a pornographic website without their consent.

The victim of an attempted blackmailing has gone public to warn men of the dangers of meeting people online.

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.

An elderly woman has been reunited with her late husband’s love letter, penned some 60 years ago, after gardaí recovered her stolen handbag yesterday.

Women are pulling in the listeners on RTÉ Radio 1, 2FM is snapping at the heels of main rival Today FM, and Newstalk’s Pat Kenny has lost 8,000 listeners since last April.

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

We came for the beards, garish outfits and furry guitars, we left with a head full of the greatest riffs to have blessed a fretboard since Jimi departed our galaxy.

Bill O’Herlihy spoke humbly about the role of luck, fate and talented colleagues in his career — in possibly his last time on the airwaves less than a fortnight ago.

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 landlord has offered a €1,000 reward to catch burglars who targeted his tenants twice in a fortnight.

“The apology says it all,” said minister of state Kathleen Lynch last night after she settled a defamation action against Cork’s 96FM.

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.

Leading hoteliers John and Darina Gately have blamed the recession, office closures, and the decision on the location of Cork’s proposed events centre for the closure of their Boardwalk Bar and Grill venue.

RTÉ Radio 1 has suffered a significant fall in listenership to a number of its top shows over the last year, according to the latest Joint National Listenership Research (JNLR) figures published yesterday.

Food critic Tom Doorley served up a varied menu of tweets yesterday to hit back at broadcaster Neil Prendeville for the coverage of his review of a Cork City restaurant.

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

Broadcaster Neil Prendeville has hit out at mentalist Keith Barry, accusing him of online bullying and urging him to apologise to radio station staff.

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 pioneering DJ whose show won RedFM its first industry award is one of several high-profile axings as part of a major reshuffle at the radio station.

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

TO HIS listeners, it was just like any other day — his show featuring the usual mix of breaking news, lively debate and outspoken comment.

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.

A complaint made against Cork’s 96FM for remarks made by presenter Neil Prendeville about non-Irish nationals has been partially upheld by the Broadcasting Authority.

TV3 has condemned a controversial new code for television and radio stations being introduced by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) as “a draconian extension of the State’s control over media”.

Aer Lingus has hastily changed the planned launch of its Cork to Brussels route after it emerged its first choice of location was owned by the Cork DJ who exposed himself aboard one of its flights in 2010.

BROADCASTER Neil Prendeville returned to work at Cork’s 96fm yesterday and thanked his bosses who he said had “balls of steel” for giving him a second chance.

THE controversial radio presenter Neil Prendeville had his employment contract terminated after he committed a lewd act on board an Aer Lingus flight.

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

It has emerged that broadcaster Neil Prendeville's contract with 96fm in Cork was terminated after he committed a lewd act on board an Aer Lingus flight from Heathrow to Cork.

Persistent speculation that Neil Prendeville will return to the airwaves next week was met with a wall of silence today.