Person: Seán Kearns

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Former Munster lock Hayes and Cairns named AIL top try-scorers

Cork Constitution second-row Brian Hayes and Ballynahinch winger Aaron Cairns will share the honour of top try-scorer in the 2019/20 Energia All-Ireland League.

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New York-inspired tower is a Prism through which to view Cork

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€50m spend will transform Cork's Metropole Hotel

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AIL review: Pack power ensures Lansdowne are the early pacesetters

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Commanding Cork Con repel late challenge from St Mary’s

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Cork Con’s Conor Kindregan scoops Player of the Year award

Ulster Bank league: Galwegians stun Garryowen for first win in five

Galwegians caused one of the shocks of the weekend as they defeated play-off chasers Garryowen 30-17 at Crowley Park.

Mon, 22 Feb, 2016

Timoney toast of Blackrock

Leinster Schools’ Senior Cup final:

Mon, 17 Mar, 2014

Student nurses in Dáil protest over pay

New nurses are seeking an urgent meeting with Health Minister James Reilly over claims that salary cuts are forcing graduates to emigrate or take up jobs in pubs instead of in the under-staffed health service.

Fri, 07 Feb, 2014

Leinster Schools Senior Cup draw throws up repeat of 2013 final

All systems go for a re-match of the 2013 Leinster Schools Senior Cup final after holders Blackrock College were drawn against St Michael’s College in the quarter-final draw at Old Wesley RFC yesterday.

Wed, 05 Feb, 2014

Banning the lines of music lyrics

Blurred Lines began as the party track of the summer — but soon became one of the most controversial songs of the decade. From Miley to Sinead, and now Lily, Suzanne Harrington looks at pop music’s latest brawl.

Sun, 01 Dec, 2013

Oral hearing on 17-storey tower block

AN Bord Pleanála is to hold a second oral hearing on a long-running planning application for a 17-storey tower block in Cork City.

Tue, 29 Aug, 2006

City docklands may get 19-storey ‘gateway from east’

THE future of Cork city’s docklands regeneration is looking up — up to 19 storeys tall.

Wed, 26 May, 2004