Irish paddler Liam Jegou has taken a bronze medal in the men's C1 at the canoe slalom World U23 Championships in Krakow.

An eight year old girl who suffered secondhand degree scald burns when a cup of hot chocolate tipped in to her lap on a Ryanair flight has settled her High Court action for €150,000.

Father Fintan Gavin, 53, will become the fourth bishop to be appointed by the Vatican to join the Diocese of Cork and Ross, since it was formed in 1958.

Cork is fast becoming one of Europe’s most active and growing tech regions with 29,000 employees, adding to rapid growth in Ireland’s technology industry.

I’M JUST back from Slow Food Terra Madre Salone Del Gusto 2018, the biggest international event dedicated to food — 1.2m people attended in 2016.

The owner of an Irish pub in Poland has been hailed a hero by two young inter-railers who were left penniless and stranded when their bank cards were skimmed in Krakow.

If you’re going to San Francisco... you’ll still be able to get back Leeside, like.

Cybercrime is worth trillions of euro and Cork-based Smarttech247 is at the coalface of the battle against the online underworld. Pádraig Hoare speaks with chief executive Ronan Murphy.

Our regular contributors select their highlights of the year.

Ryanair is cancelling 22 flights to and from Dublin in changes to its winter schedule.

Furious Ryanair customers are bombarding the firm with complaints and questions following the latest batch of flight cancellations.

England Under-21s suffered more penalty semi-final heartbreak against Germany after Nathan Redmond's miss sent them out of Euro 2017.

Irish-founded OpenJaw Technologies plans to double its global workforce from 230 to 450 employees in the next three years.

Irish travel software company, OpenJaw Technologies, is to double its global workforce from 230 to 450 employees in the next three years.

“Hands were made for hitting people,” Mickey Duff once argued. Then again, he would have said that, wouldn’t he? asks Brendan O’Brien.

If anything ever qualified for use of the overused term banter, it was this, writes Colm O’Regan

Rome Mayor Virginia Raggi has rejected the Italian city’s bid for the 2024 Olympics, effectively dooming the capital’s candidacy for the second time in four years.

Two Irish cities – Dublin and Galway – have made it into the top six friendliest cities in the world in a major US travel magazine.

Pope Francis has refused to describe Islam as “terrorist”, because it is “not fair and not true”.

Pope Francis wrapped up his Polish visit yesterday with a huge outdoor Mass where he told young people to look beyond the instant gratification afforded by technology, and instead to try to change the world.

Pope Francis has paid a sombre and largely silent visit to the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, becoming the third consecutive pontiff to make the pilgrimage to the place where Adolf Hitler’s forces killed more than a million people.

Cycling enthusiasts may be tempted by a week-long offering from a company recently set-up by Corkman Brian Canty in Girona, Spain. 

In a bid to promote World Youth Day a group of nuns from Poland decided they needed to do something out of the ordinary.

Judgment may be given today in a case brought by a carpenter who lost two fingers when his hand was caught in an industrial saw.

A postmortem is being carried out today on the body of a 32-year-old man who was found severely injured in the bedroom of the apartment in which his 11-month old son also died.

The body of the 11-month-old baby found dead in a bedroom in his apartment in Killarney on Sunday, and whose death is at the centre of a Garda investigation, has been released back to his family.

Around 500 people, including the heartbroken mother of the 11-month-old baby found dead in an apartment on Sunday, have attended a special Mass in Killarney’s St Mary’s Cathedral.

Poland will not extradite Oscar-winning filmmaker Roman Polanski to the US in an almost 40-year-old case after prosecutors declined to challenge a court ruling against it.

A court in Poland ruled that the law forbids the extradition of filmmaker Roman Polanski to the US, where he pleaded guilty nearly four decades ago to having sex with a minor.

There’s nothing like seeing a city through the eyes of a local. Sharon Ní Chonchúir experiences the real Krakow with a Polish friend.

Genghis Khan had an extraordinary mind and was a master psychologist and knew how to use cruelty to succeed. A new biography, finds Richard Fitzpatrick, explains how he became such a dominant figure.

You’ve gotta love June: it’s always been a month to savour for those sports fiends among us equally blessed and cursed with a varied palate.

The funerals of the Co Limerick woman and her daughter who died in a road accident in Poland on May 6 has taken place in Norway.

The father of the Co Limerick woman who was killed along with her young daughter in a road crash in Poland revealed yesterday that the funerals will take place in Norway, where she had settled four years ago after she had married.

The Limerick woman who along with her young daughter died in a road crash in Poland on Wednesday, had just moved into a new family home in Norway with her helicopter pilot husband and their two children.

The daughter and grand-daughter of a well known Co Limerick horse racing figure were killed in a road accident in Lithuania yesterday afternoon.

Follow the latest action from UFC Fight Night in Krakow from 5pm today.

Follow the latest action from the weigh in for UFC Fight Night in Krakow until 5pm today.