Place: Huguenot Quarter

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Letters to the editor: A chance to realise the city's real potential

In 'Cork eyes pedestrian plan' (30/04/20) we were warned by Cllr Des Cahill (FG) that we cannot put one lobby group's interests ahead of another as lockdown restrictions are lifted. It was interesting that he targeted cyclists!

general

Ready and gable: Waterford Wall artists on their plans for allotted sites in the city

food

Restaurant review: Coffee worthy of a title at Duke’s

property

‘The Pav’ nightclub and bar hits the market

property

Prominent restaurant building in Cork city selling at €600k

food

Restaurant review: The Woodford, Cork

Carluccio’s Italian restaurant and deli comes to Cork

Cork City is due to get a significant new, branded Italian restaurant and deli — a Carluccio’s.

Thu, 14 Jul, 2016

Neat opportunity as Cork's Cari’s Closet relocates

The relocation of fashion retailer Cari’s Closet from Carey’s Lane to Patrick Street, Cork, brings 12, Carey’s Lane, to the letting market.

Thu, 18 Feb, 2016

Investor appetites whetted at Cork city cafe sale

Froth in the property investment market has meant a coffee shop and restaurant building has been bought for 30% over its initial guide - at a cool ‘costa’ €1.6 million.

Thu, 03 Dec, 2015

Pub sales reflect boom time values

A further €1m-plus Cork city bar and nightclub sale has just concluded, with the Bowery on Tuckey Street selling off-market: it comes just as Wetherspoons are poised to reopen a premises now standing them a total investment of as much as €3.5m, a bar investment level seemingly back to boom time values.

Thu, 03 Sep, 2015

€1m ‘Pana’ property swoop

The investment arm of the Davy Group has made a further retail swoop on Cork city’s Patrick Street, having bought the Moderne last year for circa €4-5 million in an off-market deal.

Thu, 16 Jul, 2015

Change-of-use sought for a Meadows & Byrne

The founding premises of homewares specialist store, Meadows & Byrne, in Cork City’s Academy Street will only be vacated and leased to restaurant chain, Nando’s, if planning is secured for change-of-use.

Thu, 15 Jan, 2015

That’s Zamora: wine-and-food restaurant opens on Academy St

Cork’s Academy Street and its adjacent Huguenot Quarter is coming out of recessionary doldrums — and is becoming a foodie quarter: a slew of new restaurants has arrived, with more to come.

Thu, 08 Jan, 2015

A new chapter on Cork’s Paul Street as bookshop ends literary link

New chapters beckon at the premises of one of Cork City’s longest-established bookshops, Connolly’s, as owner Adrian Connolly prepares to retire after decades dealing in old and rare books, new books, and records.

Thu, 18 Dec, 2014

Street food for thought

IF an army marches on its stomach, and an economy on its retail and restaurant expansion, then things are clearly picking up in Cork - with knives, forks and chopsticks at the ready in the ‘Asian Street Feud’ moves.

Thu, 20 Nov, 2014

Petition launched to save Cork's beloved 'Pavilion'

An online petition, ‘Save the Pav’, is gathering momentum to reopen one of Cork’s best-known night entertainment venues after yesterday’s shock announcement that The Pavilion had closed its doors.

Tue, 22 Jul, 2014

A freewheeling account of life in the pottery business

Warrior Spirit- Stephen Pearce

Sat, 16 Nov, 2013

Cork City gardaí warn of surge in violent assaults

Increased aggressiveness on the streets of Cork City has led to a surge in violent assaults.

Fri, 06 Apr, 2012

Ceremony to celebrate Irish Huguenots

IRELAND’S Huguenots will be commemorated in Cork on Sunday - in the first service of its kind in over 200 years.

Thu, 09 Feb, 2006

Motorists driven round bend by city’s new colour-coded road signs

Eoin English

Fri, 11 Feb, 2005

Hundreds pay respects to 'man of vision' McHugh

HUNDREDS of people packed a church last night to pay their respects to one of Cork's most innovative city managers.

Sat, 17 Aug, 2002