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Size: 264 (2,850 sq ft)

For only the second time ever, a woman has been accepted into an Irish freemason lodge — exactly 300 years after the first.

Education may hold the key to our future but a key to Cork’s educational past has turned up a century after it was first turned.

THE Electric experience begins on the phone.

A MEDIEVAL flashmob organised to highlight Cork’s origins as a town founded by Norwegian Vikings in 915AD was among the highlights of the city’s annual Heritage Day which took place on Saturday.

AS the book of condolences began to fill in Cork County Hall, two words stood out from among the names and messages: “never again.”

IT would be fine gesture for the further enhancement of Cork city if Heineken were to demolish the awful eyesore that is the Beamish brewery with the exception of the Counting House which is a listed building.

FROM recent reports it seems some group with the collective intelligence of a somewhat dim-witted hen wants to replace the doors at the west end of the Honan Chapel in UCC with glass double-glazed ones.

AN ICONIC cathedral and leading tourist attraction is poised to get a €1 million council grant to help with repairs.

WITHIN 10 years the physical landscape of Cork city will be changed utterly. The regeneration of the City Quarter area, allied to the exciting proposals for the docklands (the proposed Atlantic Quarter), will alter the face of Cork forever and elevate the city and its environs to a bright, brand new plateau.

THE fate of No 1 Sharman Crawford Street is probably going to be kinder than the fate surrounding the package that was Fairm Bawn, two contrasting Cork city properties oozing history.