Esther N McCarthy highlights the best of the Rebel County’s creative brilliance as Cork Craft Month draws to a close, after a hugely successful tenth year.

Food news with Joe McNamee.

The sun finally arrived in the Rebel County tonight just in time to shine a light on one of Ireland's finest bands as they put in a rocking performance at Musgrave Park.

All of this week's entertainment news with Des O'Driscoll.

One cannot but be struck by hurling’s ability to evoke a reversal of fortunes, not to mention opinions.

IF EVER there was a field sport so poetic that words can only but strive to do it justice, it is hurling and its proponents, the Cúchulains of Croker, modern representation of our mythical heroes.

Having flown higher than any Cork flag in history, the blood and bandages that once orbited the globe have returned to Earth.

It’s something of an understatement to suggest the early summer optimism surrounding the Cork footballers was well and truly extinguished by Kerry just two weeks ago.

Do you think they missed any iconic places?

It was a moment that stood out from the rest and caught people's’ attention.

Each week, Denise O'Donoghue profiles one of the runners taking part in the ‘Irish Examiner’ Cork City marathon this June

PART I: I once gave my heart to a woman from Waterford but all that remains of that love, decades later, is a lingering grá for her homeplace, writes Joe McNamee.

In the same way that Ireland has always relied on a strong core of Munster players — forwards, in particular — Munster has always been at its belligerent best with a core of influential Limerick forwards on board, writes Donal Lenihan 

Rural depopulation may lead to championships of 9, 11, or 13-a-side in some parts of Cork, while transfer regulations in the Rebel County may also have to be changed.

It was another triumphant year for Cork producers who dominated the 10th outing of the Blas na hÉireann Irish food awards at the Dingle Food Festival over the weekend, but the overall Supreme Champion accolade went to Glenstal Irish Creamery Salted Butter, from Limerick.

THE latest tranche of census results shows that there has been a drop in the number of non-Irish living here.

Da langers.

Anti-British sentiment should be regarded as “racist” in the same way as anti-Muslim and anti-Jewish rhetoric, a Douglas-based county councillor has said

Back in the Summer of ’69!

The story of Ireland’s past is being told through Cork’s experience of famine, emigration, and revolution in a Dutch TV show filmed over the past week.

A star in the making - watch out Late Late Toy Show!

There were no trains or Bus Éireann buses operating out of Limerick, causing chaos for commuters.

It’s hard to imagine a time in Cork when Red FM wasn’t broadcasting over the airwaves.

It’s a busy time for everyone in the last frantic few days before Christmas — from finding the perfect tree to the perfect present to pop underneath. But what about the craftspeople working hard behind the scenes to make Christmas special?

ALL AND SUNDRY: It’s probably just as well that the public don’t get to select the Turner Prize winner. 

The Star Wars’ crew and cast have landed at Cork Airport.

The Cork Film Festival is celebrating filmmakers from the Rebel County as part of its 60th anniversary year.

For decades it’s gone by the name of the Rebel County but Cork could be about to adopt another moniker thanks to a group of cutting-edge researchers turning Leeside into a “Carbon Valley” at the forefront of international biotechnology.

Gabriel Doherty offers a personal reflection on the commemorative events marking the centenary of O’Donovan Rossa’s funeral

A pretty good few weeks for the county after its hurling exploits has continued as the Waterford-trained Shanahan’s Turn was the big winner landing the Galway Plate at 16/1 in the Galway races.

An African-American singer who has lived in Cork for more than 17 years has urged the Rebel County’s GAA fans to stop flying the Confederate flag at football and hurling matches.

There’s nothing better than being someone else’s guest, says Mark Evans as he checks into the Castleknock Hotel.  

A lumbering giant will today be unveiled as the newest attraction at Cork’s top tourist draw.

The Verve were clearly not describing Billy Idol when they said the drugs don’t work.

Hollyhill is home to Apple’s technical support teams, known as AppleCare, for the entirety of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

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