GAA president-elect Larry McCarthy has revealed he flew approximately 80,000 air miles in the last three months of his successful campaign to become the 40th president of the GAA.

Tonight’s battle to become the next GAA president is a two-horse race between Jarlath Burns and Larry McCarthy.

Diarmuid Vaughan, Cork Airport Hotel general manager, spent some school years in the US. He spoke to Ciara McDonnell

Pat Buckley was elected on the first count in Cork East.

One of the most disturbing aspects of the ongoing general election campaign is that thousands of the younger generation may vote for Sinn Féin while being in absolute and complete ignorance of the true nature of this party

Fighting elitism, curbing the excesses associated with the inter-county game and a significant refocus on the club are among the priorities for the five GAA presidential candidates.

The provision of student accommodation in Cork is a key focus of talks between city planners and the city's third-level institutions as work starts of the drafting of a new city development plan.

Some tasty club rivalries are set to ignite this April as Cork released a master fixture plan for 2020.

Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) is set to get a €9.2 million grant from the Department of Sport as part of the first set of allocations under a new sports infrastructure fund.

Davis played underage football for the Republic of Ireland up to U17 level during a five-year spell on the books at Reading.

The Department of Education has this week approved €18.75m in principal towards significant building upgrades at CIT which, it says, represents a “further boost” to the institute.

As any doctor will tell you, the important thing is not to treat the symptoms but to treat the underlying illness.

Choirs are limbering up to deliver favourite carols in churches and concert halls around the country. Chamber Choir Ireland has commissioned new carol settings for its annual concert of seasonal choral music, offering a fresh take on traditional texts.

Operating losses at the company which runs Cork City’s greyhound stadium fell slightly last year, despite a marked decrease in activity.

It was a good day at the office for Fianna Fáil, according to party leader Micheál Martin, and it was hard to disagree.

This edge-of-city ‘rural’ home has space to attract a wide buyer base, writes Tommy Barker.

It is all eyes on Fianna Fáil in Cork North-Central where the party is scrambling to continue its presence in the wake of Billy Kelleher’s departure to Europe.

The Beyond IoT conference, that began in Cork two years ago, is to expand to China and the US.

'Ask Audrey' has been the newspaper's hysterical agony aunt “for ages, like”.

Two Cork GAA clubs have joined forces on an innovative project aimed at inspiring young children to play Gaelic Games.