Up to 45,000 people are expected to take part in New Year celebrations in Dublin over the next two days.

An exciting portfolio of works is underway, writes Kevin O’Neill.

Cork is on the up with €400m worth of tall building developments proposed for the city in the next few years, writes Kevin O’Neill

Building upward is an important part of the drive to make Irish cities livable, writes Sarah Thatt-Foley

Capable of handling some of the largest liners in Cobh, the Port of Cork welcomed over 243,000 passengers and crew in 2019, writes Brendan Keating

The developers of Ireland's tallest building have been asked to justify the height of the 140 metre, 34-storey tower they have proposed for Cork's Custom House Quay.

The biennial festival in Cork produced another unique feast of fine music and good vibes.

City business groups have backed the development of a skyscraper hotel in Cork's docklands, but concerns have also been raised about retaining access to the river.

Extinction Rebellion activists have targeted the Port of Cork in their campaign of environmentalism.

Conserving and adapting Cork city's protected 200-year-old Bonded Warehouses to new uses at the planned 34-storey, hotel tower site at the Port of Cork/Custom House Quay may take more than €25m of the overall estimated €150m development budget, it has been revealed.

The development and design team for a proposed 34-storey hotel tower at Leeside’s Port of Cork site is to host a public information event tomorrow on the €150m scheme, prior to lodging an application for planning permission for what would be Ireland’s tallest tower, by a margin of nearly 10 storeys.

The international verdict on cycling in Dublin is in - and it’s not good news for the capital city.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of Metallica's concert at Slane.

Planning permission has been granted for a landmark 15-storey skyscraper that is set to transform Cork city's skyline.

Gavin stormed into 2019 with a worldwide tour, taking him to UK, Europe, US, Canada, South America, Middle East, Asia and Australia.

If you don’t like change, you’ll hate irrelevance, the outgoing head of planning in Cork City has warned.

EASIER commutes and the staff’s desire to be closer to the city centre has inspired Digisoft.tv to move from Cork Airport Business Park to the Republic of Work on the South Mall.

The official launch of Dublin's New Year's festival is taking place this evening, with a number of events happening across the weekend.

Ellie O’Byrne suggests some interesting ways to spend January 1, to get 2018 off to a great start

The Port of Cork is planning to build a new €15m deep-water quay in Cobh to handle the increasing number of large cruise liners expected to arrive in the near future.

A 30-year-old chef, who suffered an electric shock while using an allegedly dangerous and defective panini machine in a Dublin hotel, has been awarded damages in the Circuit Civil Court against his employer.

Hundreds took to the streets of Dublin city earlier today to call for urgent action on the homeless crisis.

The maritime heritage of Cork was celebrated yesterday when two majestic yachts sailed into view, one a sleek silhouette of modern motor cruising, the other an ode to a bygone era when ships had masts and rigging and relied on wind for speed.

One of Cork’s most iconic buildings may soon have a new owner, following the announcement that the Port of Cork is putting its headquarters on Custom House Quay up for sale.

A jury has returned open verdicts into the deaths of a homeless man and woman whose bodies were recovered metres from each other in the River Lee in Cork City Centre in December 2014.

Casting a ghostly glow along the north channel of the River Lee, a fleet of small boats set sail at precisely 7.30pm last night, slid slowly along the riverbank walls alongside the Mercy Hospital and set off on a brief yet poignant journey towards Custom House Quay.

Four hundred participants will swim through central Dublin this afternoon as part of the 96th annual Liffey Swim.

The family of one of two homeless people whose bodies were taken from the River Lee on Sunday night has asked that donations be made to the Cork Simon Community.

The heartbroken mother of a young woman whose body was recovered from Cork’s River Lee said her family tried everything to save her from a life on the streets.

Gardaí have confirmed that the bodies of a man and a woman have been pulled from the River Lee near Cork city centre.

The bodies of a man and a woman were taken from the River Lee, Cork, yesterday.

The bodies of a man and a woman have been recovered from the River Lee in Cork.

There’s several auction deadlines looming in the coming weeks, in the run-up to the expiry of the CGT exemption reliefs at year’s end.

Ger Wilkes from Malahide in Dublin has won this year's Liffey Swim.

Plans for a €60m flood relief scheme for Cork have been described as "visually illiterate" by a local author who fears some of the city’s historic riverside fixtures will be lost as part of the project.

Meteorologist Siobhan Ryan has offered some words of reassurance to revellers heading to the Longitude festival in a rainy Dublin today.

Thirty years back, we had fewer skills and less education, yet the social divide wasn’t as severe, writes Kyran Fitzgerald.

Organisers of Barn Dance VII – a music festival in a top-secret location on Good Friday – have added a new stage and made some last-minute additions to the line-up, it was announced today.

To mark the fact that Giro d’Italia's race leader wears an iconic Pink Jersey, spectators in Ireland are being urged to wear pink at the race's inaugural visit.

St Patrick’s Day parades bring out the best in our towns and cities,Richard Fitzpatrick reports.

The Port of Cork has unveiled computer-generated simulations of plans for a €100m upgrade of its facilities in Ringaskiddy.

Time and tide wait for no man, as Minister for the Marine Simon Coveney should well know.

Today will mark one of the biggest displays of naval firepower seen in Cork harbour for many years.