A leading elderly rights campaigner has called for more targeted supports to help vulnerable older people through the coronavirus crisis.

A series of 14 ‘State-specific’ guides, providing practical tips and advice to Irish firms seeking to establish business in the USA for the first time, is currently being compiled and published by the American Chamber of Commerce.

One of the oldest buildings at University College Cork (UCC) has opened for the first time as a state of the art, one-stop-shop for students following a multi-million euro transformation.

TWELVE years after the Irish property, construction, and economic crash, work is finally set to start on the very first non-student apartment development of any scale in Cork City in that time period, in an investment put at €40m.

Eve Kelliher checks out a Cork city apartment with a central location.

More homeless people will die unless the Government increases its efforts to tackle the crisis, a frontline charity worker has warned.

Participants and organisers at dance classes in Cork Migrant Centre tell Ellie O’Byrne how it’s a win-win set-up for all concerned

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has warned that the ongoing uncertainty over Brexit is making it "very difficult to plan" future Garda strategies.

Five things too look out for the week ahead with Des O'Driscoll

Outside the Glucksman, in the grounds of UCC, a curious clock is on display.

A new exhibition in UCC has artists responding to the Tuam Babies scandal and the situation at Bessborough, writes Donal O’Keeffe

As we move towards autumn, people everywhere are remarking how magnificent trees look this year.

Cyclists must have greater input into the design of cycling infrastructure, Cork's city councillors have said after getting first-hand experience of life in the bike lanes.

A charity which supports cancer patients and their families through treatment says it is still working with the HSE to help fund its €1.6m relocation to a new and larger premises.

The Government has defended the arrangements of a public meeting on climate change, despite complaints that the public was not told where or when it was taking place.

FOR many of us, it’s hard to imagine a time when television wasn’t a fixture in our living rooms.

Einstein’s theory of gravity was tested 100 years ago tomorrow, but what may be less well known is the Irish connection with this seminal event.