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The Marquee in Cork dominated the gig news this week, with a string of announcements for what is expected to be the final year at the Monahan Road venue before the site is developed

Kya deLongchamps is impressed by what she sees when she visits a period house near St Luke’s in Cork

Belinda Carlisle may have cancelled her Cork show on Wednesday due to a throat infection, but there are plenty more opportunities on the way for fans of 20th-century popular music.

Expecting the country’s second city to offer a range of entertainment venues comparable to those in Dublin would not be realistic; even the most optimistic of Cork’s boosters and promoters would, we hope, be prepared to accept that as a statement of undeniable fact. It would, though, be fair to ask if it could be improved — and if so, how.

Architects, tortoises and spaniels have colonised thisend-terrace Cork city home, writes Tommy Barker.

Engagement in voting, and civic leadership are vital to ensuring that Cork in future offers its citizens the sustainability on which the city is currently failing to deliver, writes Shane Clarke.

A woman who cried out when she was victim of a robbery that she needed the money to pay rent was given some of her money back by the culprit.

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The mother of two boys who were beaten in a suspected racist gang attack on their way home from school believes she has identified at least two of the “thugs” who attacked them.

This urban suburb on Cork’s north side is on the way back up; so too is this much-loved home, writes Tommy Barker

More than 55,000 people are expected to attend a 10-day festival in Cork which will feature theatre, dance, music and family-friendly events at several venues around the city.

Tommy Barker takes a short stroll from Cork city centre to visit an attractive, substantial home overlooking the Marina.

Slagging between neighbouring apartment dwellers got so out of hand that one of the young men came out of his home with a large butcher’s knife to threaten two others.

Local shops are every bit as important as parks, waterways, raised bogs and woodlands, writes Victoria White

Kerry’s Gemma Sugrue is ready to take the spotlight and is writing the authentic music she wants to express, she tells Ellie O’Byrne.

Des O’Driscoll sits down with musical director Anth Kaley.

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Jack Crotty is from Douglas in Cork. He runs the Rocket Man salad business and is also involved in the organisation of the Sounds From A Safe Harbour music festival in Cork this weekend.

There’s always been an arty, academic, and literary vibe to the St Luke’s Cross hillside, within a steep uphill stride of Cork city centre. Auburn Villas atop of Gardiner’s Hill personifies that mix.

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Tommy Barker reports on a mid-terraced three bed in the elevated location of Cork city’s St Lukes.

Trish Dromey says No 1 is beautifully gift-wrapped and ready to go.

Trish Dromey says a terraced home is set to get quite a bit of interest.

Gardiner’s Hill home is all done up on the inside writes Tommy Barker.

They’re as much a part of Cork’s Christmas tradition as spiced beef, the Holly Bough, and the Share collectors.

Tommy Barker hears about the strong GAA connections of this well-placed, well-ordered property in a Montenotte setting.

Tommy Barker says this four bedroomed period home has city centre convenience and plenty of character.

There’ s a touch of deja vu upon visiting No 2 Adelaide Place, just above Cork city’s St Luke’s Cross.