No 1 Berkeley is a suburban showstopper with one-of- a-kind craftsmanship, says Tommy Barker

Ronan Jennings spends an hour with Prey, a new game that will be released this week.

The location of two, 19th century stone warehouse buildings (plus an investment property currently let out as an adult shop,) on a central 0.42 of a Cork city centre acre put up for imaginative redevelopment is what underpins an asking price close to €2m, for the property and site’s owners and vendors, Cork City Council.

Trish Dromey reports on a Victorian vintage cottage in Cork’s Ballintemple. 

There’s a whole lot of house for traders-up, or even first-time buyers at 1, The Drive, Priory Court, in Watergrasshill.

There’s a whole lot of house for a first-time buyer, or even a trader-up, at 1, The Drive, Priory Court, in Watergrasshill.

Like many who use airlines I have listened to others tell me on a regular basis just how bad Heathrow was. I’ve never really had a problem with it even if the erstwhile Terminal 1, which hosted Irish flights, was like something from a concentration camp, writes Paul Mills.

Nama has a role to play in helping provide the high quality office developments that are required to attract large multinationals to Cork. 

City officials are banking on the public for ideas on how a historic former bank could get a new lease of life.

Location: Size: Sq m 185 (2,000 sq ft)

Sq m: 88 (950 sq ft)

We scan a selection of trading up homes around the country

THE British government plans to shut part of the nuclear plant in Sellafield, northern England, as soon as possible, and on commercial grounds, following Japan’s nuclear disaster.

TULLOW Oil has encountered further drilling success in its assets off the coast of Ghana.

CORK’S city manager has pledged to use the full weight of the law to tackle dereliction blighting one of the city’s most historic communities.

ALL boarded up right now, but a manageable renovation all the same, is 1, Lough Villas, overlooking Cork city’s Lough wildfowl sanctuary.

WHAT you see isn’t what you’ll get with two do-er upper house/sites on opposite sides ends of Cork city.

I CANNOT let your columnist Ryle Dwyer away with the assertion (January 12) that the Irish were to blame for the Great Famine.

YOUR columnist Fergus Finlay (Irish Examiner, March 27) cited the case of a national school pupil who had been abused by her school principal.

THE Taoiseach used the opening of the Dublin Port Tunnel last week to attack “begrudgers”.

THE Government has spent a long time getting rid of cartels in different sectors of the economy.

THE debate on the issue of payments to the Taoiseach has been a fascinating piece of political theatre over the past week.

AN investment with a hot business address is to be offered for sale for close to €8 million.

YOUR columnist Rónán Mullen’s criticism of Amnesty International (Irish Examiner, June 22) revealed an absurd political misconception that should come as no surprise by now to anyone with a clear insight as to what is happening in Iraq.

I CONGRATULATE the Irish Examiner on its bestselling book ‘100 Years of News’ not because I have a vested interest, but because it is a good read from cover to cover.

Tommy Barker is buttered up by a period home that is warm and welcoming.

BUYERS have a ready-to-go, or ready-to-gut option with two properties on the market in Bishopstown at the moment.

WITH one of the biggest back gardens in the estate, Dun Mhuire, at 1, Laburnum Lawn, off Cork’s Model Farm Road is going to appeal to buyers who want that extra bit of space.