Sorting out Cork people for ages.

Cork actress Fiona Shaw has won a BAFTA award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in BBC thriller Killing Eve.

I was stopped in my tracks last week by a beautiful picture in this newspaper of lovely young Sandra Russell being kissed by a handsome man called John Broderick as both of them finished the Cork City Marathon in 2011.

The Telephone Shop, a one woman show written and performed by Co Cork-based Sally Elsbury is billed as “where Tantra meets Commedia dell’arte”.

The 17-year-old achieved the feat when she navigated for her dad in the Imokilly Stages Rally in Co Cork.

Teenager Sara McFadden has become the first visually impaired person to compete in Irish rallying.

In her wildest dreams, Eileen Simpson couldn’t have predicted her son would climb a wall.

Tributes and prayers have poured in for a “top class” trainee electrician and skilled soccer player, from Co Limerick, who suffered serious head injuries following a fall at a hotel in Spain.

With warmer hues coming into fashion, Kya deLongchamps recommends trying out new shades on your wall rather than relying on apps or software.

A cyclist who did everything right was killed by a motorist who turned around momentarily to tell one of her children to remove a tag from a toy they had just bought.

Gardaí investigating the death of a man who was found critically injured on the street after St Patrick’s Day celebrations questioned a man over the weekend.

When it came to casting for the role of a free-spirited older woman, it isn’t surprising Celia Imrie got the call, writes Esther McCarthy.

Got an issue? Ask Audrey...

Considering the amount of travel involved, she could be living the life of a professional. When it comes to golf, Kate Whyte is more than happy to remain amateur. 

Dating to the early 19th century, Milton House in Bandon is on the market for the first time in 75 years, finds Tommy Barker

A “fantasist” Corkman, who posed as a barrister to trick a terminal cancer sufferer out of her life savings, has been jailed for eight years.

Trish Dromey learns of the Waterford virtual reality firm that started with a moon shot product, and is now aiming even higher

South Africa offers an up close and personal look at nature. Just don’t get too close to the cheetahs, writes Paul McCarthy.

A professionally trained childminder has gone on trial charged with causing serious harm to a 10-month-old baby.

Ronald McDonald House provides ‘a sense of normal’ for families with children confined to hospital in Dublin, writes Deirdre Reynolds.

Last month in Tullamore Conor O’Hagan died aged just 25, a musician who had been described as living rough in the town. As his father, Kieran, outlines to Noel Baker, there was much more to his nomadic son...

Latest: The food bank at St John's Pavilion in Limerick has run out after handing out 2,500 food bags to struggling families and individuals today.

A man who survived a massive heart attack thanks to a publicly available defibrillator has condemned vandalism to Cork City’s first 24/7 life-saving device.

What a ridiculous idea. People watching telly watching people watching telly. How could that ever catch on? 

Gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 46-year-old Sandra Cross from Navan, in Co. Meath.

Youghal’s Mary Linehan-Foley could claim a big scalp with a hard campaign on the ground, reports Sean O’Riordan

A Sinn Féin TD’s accusations of a “vicious” bullying campaign have forced deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald to defend how members are treated.

THIS compelling family saga, an adoption story with a twist, is as tightly plotted and tense as a thriller. 

The only son of missing British peer Richard John Bingham, better known as Lord Lucan, has spoken for the need to move on now he has been granted a death certificate 42 years after his father vanished.

More than 9,000 people were reported missing in Ireland last year alone, and 17 of these cases remain unsolved.

A 22-year-old man has been found guilty of the murder of a Brazilian man in a bog in north Kerry in 2012.

A murder trial jury has been told it has sat through one of the worst set of facts in relation to any murder in the history of the State.

Her family hasn’t given up hope.

Barack Obama has wished Jimmy Carter a full and speedy recovery after the former US president announced that he was battling cancer.

Here's the best shows for you to watch on TV tonight.

Karl O’Dwyer still has the letter from Páidí Ó Sé congratulating him on his 1998 All- Star. 

Your guide to tonight's TV.