The Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS) will also be extended, and simplified to allow more small businesses to avail of the support

The sheriff of Los Angeles County has promised that his department is "committed to arresting those responsible" for the murder of Cork-born Bishop David O'Connell

Disagreement over Blackpool flood plan has caused delay and Office of Public Works has 'to wait for consent to be given', OPW Minister Patrick O'Donovan said

The €14m Glashaboy River flood relief scheme has been in the pipeline since 2012 and has hit numerous delays but 'money is not an issue', Dáil told

A Cork-based voluntary group is scrambling to help hundreds of orphaned children in Ukraine. The children are in the previously safe town of Chervonorad in western Ukraine, which has recently come under bombardment by the Russians.

Saoirse O’Sullivan, a fourth class pupil at Scoil Naomh Iosaf in Riverstown, Glanmire, died on Monday

Inspectors from the FSAI noted that there was 'evidence of rodent interference and damage to food and food packaging' in the storeroom of the Cork store

Cork centre expected to provide 180,000 extra procedures, treatments, and diagnostic appointments a year

No locations chosen yet for the surgical hubs in Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Galway, and Dublin

The withdrawal of the prosecution follows four specific assurances by the HSE

Site selection row looms over new elective facility as concerns voiced over distance from other major hospitals

Cork North Central Fianna Fáil TD, Padraig O’Sullivan, was critical of delays of up to eight months within Health Minister Stephen Donnelly’s department

Martin critical of delays caused by 'navel-gazing' and says: 'I'm a great believer in getting things done'

Micheál Martin says he's taking the elective hospitals issue 'by the scruff of the neck', with facilities in the pipeline in Cork, Galway, Dublin, and Limerick 

Taoiseach Micheál Martin: 'We’re taking this by the scruff of the neck to say we want elective hospitals in Cork, Galway and Dublin'

The properties have rents at least 25% below market value, with one-bedroom apartments starting at €840 per month.

The Office of the Planning Regulator said that the Cork City Development Plan “fails to implement recommendations” it had suggested.

The school will be located on an interim basis in Rochestown in a premises which will become available in early 2023.

A Cork bar/restaurant has launched autism-friendly days and special menus following a collaboration between itself and a COPE Foundation jobs coach.

The location of the new facility will be revealed soon, though it is expected to be in Glanmire

A deaf single mother in Glanmire struggles to get even help with the care of her son who suffers from multiple illnesses and disabilities.

With the Dunkettle interchange project showing tangible progress, developer Michael O’Flynn is ready to move forward

The two defendants are required to stay out of Cork's northside while on bail for the public order offences

In a number of instances he attempted to speak with the children

Most of the drug was found on a windowsill, but 13 deals of heroin were also found in the man's sock

The young man accused of producing a machete and the leg of a table during the disputed incident was cleared of the charges

Judge said it was incredible that the man had been convicted eight times previously for his threatening behaviour

Ballynoe Nursing Home in Upper Glanmire, Cork, is the site of what has become one of the worst coronavirus nursing home outbreaks in the country

Cork TD Mick Barry hit out at the communications surrounding the provision of care at a nursing home in Glanmire.

The area was badly hit by flooding in 2012, with many residents unable to get insurance since

Primary school Gaelscoil Uí Drisceoil in Glanmire recently closed as a precaution after a large outbreak saw 17 students test positive for Covid-19

A space to relax in the city centre — it's not too much to ask. Douglas St has had such a space for a few years. Having originated in California, parklets are set to spread across Cork

Management at the Cork school forced to close this week due to a significant outbreak of Covid-19 amongst students believes if information had been shared with them sooner, they may have been able to limit the spread of the virus.

Move is latest stage of the NTA’s €3.5bn Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy

Homes in Kinsale, Glanmire, Cork city and Wilton for less than €300,000

Car park of Glanmire's Riverstown Inn transformed to continue serving, keeping pub's doors open for the sake of proprietor's — and customers' — mental health

Lawns don’t come much more striped, groomed and rolled than that at 40 Richmond, or Woodleigh — but its precise care is only to try and keep up with the level of maintenance and minding in the house itself.

A card game in a pub got out of hand when one player punched another player four or five times in the face knocking him to the floor.

The men are currently being detained at a garda station in the city, gardaí have said.

Well-set and well-kept, detached no 9 Marwood Lawn has room to be extended, says Tommy Barker

While lockdown may have separated them for now, one group of students in County Cork have stuck to their knitting, putting their crafty hobby to good use.

The historic Marina riverside amenity in Cork has been pedestrianised for the summer, fuelling hopes that it could become permanent.

"Denis is a total hero. When I saw him taking one of them on he totally inspired me."

Cork's plan to pedestrianise streets post-Covid has been welcomed but some feel it could have shown greater ambition, writes Eoin English