A 111-year-old shipwreck, displaced on the Kerry coast during winter storms, is to be reburied on a beach.

The site of an old shipwreck, displaced in recent storms, is dangerous because of unstable sand dunes, it has been warned.

The Government is facing bills of over €46m from Clare and Kerry councils for the damage caused by the storms that ravaged the counties.

The National Monuments Service is moving to protect a shipwreck which had been buried for a century from bounty hunters.

A circus trainer is being treated in Cork University Hospital tonight after he was trampled by an elephant.

An animal protest group is to stage a protest at a circus in Cork city after a runaway elephant was caught on camera in the city on Tuesday.

Animal rights groups plan to picket the circus from which an elephant escaped before going walkabout in a Cork City car park.

Barack Obama, will be the most heavily protected US president in history when he comes to Ireland on Monday, in contrast to a visit nearly 50 years ago, says TP O’Mahony

A PENSIONER who died after an attack in his home was described yesterday as a gentle-natured man.

OBJECTIONS against a €60 million investment on Cork city’s northside, at the old Sunbeam Wolsey site, have been rejected by An Bord Pleanála, clearing the way for a development which can cater for up to 3,000 jobs.

A €100 MILLION redevelopment of one of Cork’s most iconic industrial sites got the green light last night.

A MAJOR regeneration plan for a huge industrial park on Cork’s northside has been put on ice for at least four months.

ONE of Ireland’s biggest property developers was given a blank sheet yesterday to draw up plans for a Cork secondary school which closed this year.

THE unsung heroes of Cork Fire Brigade proved their worth recently during the inferno at the Sunbeam plant in Blackpool.

IN the aftermath of the fire that gutted an industrial complex in Cork, forcing hundreds of people on the northside of the city to move from their homes, concerns have arisen over the storage of hazardous materials in built-up areas.

Experts from the Technical Bureau at Garda headquarters in Dublin have been carrying out investigations into the cause of a fire that broke out in the Cork City Sunbeam business park this morning.