A residential investment currently earning €378,000 a year in rent, from 24 modern housing units, is up for sale, less than a kilometre from Cork city centre.

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The humour in Gerry Murphy’s poems was a reaction to solemnity, writes Colette Sheridan.

One of Cork’s leading arts groups is set to get its first permanent home in a legendary former cinema.

* My daughter suffers from irritable bowel syndrome, which was diagnosed last September. What are your top remedies for this? She is 28 years old.

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A sentencing judge said that one of the reasons a teenager was being kept in jail for the reckless burning of a building was to save him from homelessness.

THE office relocation of Landmark Media Investments Ltd, publishers of the Irish Examiner and Evening Echo newspapers, to Blackpool, in Cork, is the second significant office deal in the city in recent weeks.

I am writing this in relation to the demonstration that took place on Sept 9 at Assumption Road in Cork City.

Graffiti has had huge success with its model of youth theatre that often deals with very relevant issues, writes Colette Sheridan

A MAN who used to smoke 20 joints of cannabis a day and admitted having images of girls aged between 13 and 17 involved in sexual acts, was told to undertake a rehabilitation programme at the Granada Institute in Dublin.

THEY’RE a striking modern addition to the hills above Blackpool and the Ardpatrick scheme on Assumption Road is also handy for the new Revenue Commissioner’s offices in the immediate area.

SOMETIMES old ways are best — so for those who hanker after a house instead of an apartment and still want to be city dwellers Ardpatrick holds out hope.