Eve Kelliher looks at the world of art and interiors

The Department of Education is considering its next steps in regards to a permanent building for Cork Educate Together Secondary School after the decision to refuse planning was upheld.

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

The range of incidents included suspected possession of child pornography, assault, burglary, theft, drugs, and immigration offences.

THERE’S a good karma, and sense of serendipity, as the current owners of Cork city’s Norville, or No 42 Sidney Park, prepare to sell up to downsize.

The former publisher of The Dubliner magazine and food critic, Trevor White, has resolved a High Court dispute with a financial fund which will allow him to keep his family home.

THERE’S a set-back charm, on the double, to sunnily set 66, Wellington Road, in Cork city’s genteel (or, at least, regentrifying) St Luke’s Cross, between the city centre and Montenotte.

A number of trees on the grounds of the former St Patrick's Hospital on Wellington Road were removed last summer. The land has since been cleared.

In Cork two rugby nurseries, a mere 2km apart, Schools Cup legends linger long in the memory.

A Garda operation has been mounted in parts of Cork’s northside after tyres were slashed on cars displaying pro-choice stickers.

Gardai have closed Cork’s St Patrick’s Hill to traffic while they deal with an overturned car.

A family living at a Cork City halting site has distanced themselves unequivocally from a man recently jailed for sex offences and who gave the site as his address.

A Leaving Certificate student at a private school in Cork got the fright of her life on the first day of her exams when she emerged from a cubicle in the school toilets to see a man unzipping his trousers and talking to her in a sexual fashion.

Nigel Baxter was surprised to see little representation of Seamus Murphy in his home town. The British carver decided to take matters into his own hands. Literally, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

The legendary band only ever played one gig in the Republic of Ireland. Jack Lyons recalls being part of that sparse crowd at the Arcadia in Cork in 1967.

The retired surgeon has been jailed for 20 months for sexual attacks on two teenage boys in the mid-70s.

An alleged victim of a retired surgeon who denies groping teenage boys has said that he told himself for years that there was nothing improper about what the doctor allegedly did.

A man who claims he was groped by a now retired surgeon has admitted he considered withdrawing his complaint but denies there was no basis to it.

A retired surgeon has gone on trial accused of indecently assaulting six teenage boys while he was treating them as patients.

Confusion has arisen over responsibility for the provision of emergency housing for tenants made homeless by a fire at a privately-owned apartment in Cork last weekend.

A woman has died after she was struck by a lorry while riding her bicycle in Dublin today.

Although dwarfed in scale by its grandly sized neighbours this mews conversion comes with lots of quirky charm, writes Tommy Barker.

As city living goes, it’s hard to find fault with heritage home Wellington Road’s No 4 Wellesley Terrace — so, put up your Dukes, and throw in your bids.

Dan McCarthy speaks to the people taking over at the new An Oige hostel as it moves to Wellington Road.

A garda suffered a flying kick to the chest resulting in a heavy impact from an assailant’s metal prosthetic leg as he arrested the man for trying to assault his own girlfriend.

WHEN previously selling homes in Cork City’s Sidney Park, estate agent, Andrew Moore, justifiably uses the description “one of Cork’s best-kept secrets”.

Katie Taylor says she is not concerned about Zika virus, as Olympic Council assures athletes of safety plans

An average of 75 motorists in Cork City were issued with parking fines by traffic wardens each day last year.

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Eighteen registered sex offenders are living within walking distance of a cluster of schools near Cork City centre housing thousands of students.

There’s a touch of the exotic to this 1850 sunny property in St Luke’s Cross, writes Tommy Barker.

Cork city’s St Luke’s Cross area is getting back to gentrification: visiting many of the homes here, on fine sunny days, you appreciate its enduring appeal.

Following in the footsteps of Dublin and Limerick, and dozens of other cities around the world, Cork is to host an ‘Open House’ weekend of its architectural highlights and gems.

The change of use of the former Marymount Hospice building at St Patrick’s Hospital on Cork’s northside, to a third-level college, is not exempt from planning requirements, An Bord Pleanála has decided.