It moved to reassure people following rumours today that it was making arrangements to wind down

Work to identify route options for the proposed €1bn Cork light rail system is set to get under way next month.

It’s easy to make inflammatory statements that do nothing to address the complex challenges we face as a society.

The Cork-led band played a superb gig in Dublin, writes Ed Power.

Áilín Quinlan asks three couples to share the story of how they met and their secrets to a happy relationship

A new private bus service approved by the National Transport Authority (NTA) is set to get underway in Cork at the end of next month and will connect the northside of the city at Apple Computers with Kent Station and the commercial and industrial hubs in Little Island.

The Port of Cork recorded a 5% increase in container traffic in 2019 as it looks to complete and open a new container terminal in Ringaskiddy this year.

The estimated 2027 completion date for the M28 motorway to port facilities in Ringaskiddy is unacceptable, the Construction Industry Federation has said.

An engineering expert who helped advise the Italian government on flood defences in Venice insists that the river Lee dams can protect Cork from river flooding without the need for "high walls".

SMALL retail businesses and service providers in Cork can look forward to a markedly more prosperous future as the city progresses through a generation of significant investments.

Capable of handling some of the largest liners in Cobh, the Port of Cork welcomed over 243,000 passengers and crew in 2019, writes Brendan Keating

The sea and air search, which is being coordinated by Valentia Coast Guard coordination centre, was launched this evening when the lone fisherman, who had set off earlier today on a small potting boat, failed to return to shore.

My daughter Denise wants to run away with the circus, and I don’t know what to do.

A masterplan has been unveiled for a multi-million euro redevelopment of the former Irish Fertiliser Industries (IFI) site at Marino Point in Cork harbour, which will include a mix of industries and a new cruise ship berth.

It will be tricky trying to see everybody at the huge Stradbally event next weekend, so Ed Power selects the ones you definitely shouldn’t miss.

St Patrick's Bridge in Cork city will be closed to vehicular traffic this weekend due to Irish Water works.

Trish Dromey on a restored Victorian house that has a roof terrace and a cinema and is just a short walk to the beach.

Tommy Barker hails a home with genius slices of architectural clear-sightedness, set close to Cork City

Time to drop anchor at Cork harbour’s shipshape Roscuan, says Tommy Barker. Pictures: Eddie O’Hare

A man accused of multiple counts of deception at a company based at Tivoli in Cork confessed to several sample charges today.

The National Transport Authority says it hopes to achieve some quick-wins on the bus and rail network once its ambitious €3.5bn transport strategy for the greater Cork area is adopted.

A €1bn 25-stop light-rail system linking Ballincollig to Mahon via a new docklands bridge is among the proposals contained in the long-awaited Cork Metropolitan Area Draft Transport Strategy (CMATS).

Work on a €1bn light rail system for Cork will not start until 2031 at the earliest with the focus in the interim on improved roads and increased bus lanes.

A €1bn light rail system between Ballincollig and Mahon Point via the city centre, as well as eight new railway stations and 100km of bus lanes, are contained in a radical new transport plan for Cork.

The northside of Cork city remains an integral part of the city that needs to see its fair share of development and progress, political and business leaders have admitted.

House prices in parts of Cork City have increased by more than €100,000 in just five years, writes Kevin O'Neill.

Developers lobbied ministers to get approval for high-rise buildings in Dublin city, including attempts to overcome “red tape” in obtaining planning with authorities.

Growing demand for corporate finance for residential, hotel and office developments in Cork and Munster is a sign of continuing good times ahead.