The court heard the woman had to remind herself that she was just a little girl and could not have prevented the sexual assaults

David Cooley's solicitor alleged outside court that the driver who knocked his client down had been five times the drink-driving limit when arrested

The decaying Horgan’s cinema on Friar Street backs onto several properties and householders say bricks and guttering have fallen on their homes and gardens

Two of Youghal's three hotels have been converted to care centres for those fleeing war in Ukraine. Now local hospitality owners wonder where this summer's tourists will reside?

No holiday bookings will be taken at the Quality Hotel in Youghal

Ireland needs to build at least 33,000 homes a year just to meet domestic demand. And then there's climate change ...

Court Service to close office at Quay Lane later this year, but insists the town’s district and circuit court sittings will remain

Although court hearings for Youghal District and Circuit Court will continue in the local town hall, the court office in the town will close before the end of this year

'Someone has had a hand in her disappearance,' her sister Teresa believes

This year's enhanced event returns to competition on August 12-14, after suffering from bad weather in 2019 and then two years of suspension due to Covid-19.

No arrests have yet been made, but a garda spokesperson told the Irish Examiner that investigations are ongoing

— And the Witch of Youghal on trial; plus gender disphoria and family ties in Butterfly

'People mattered and that made him a welcome guest and a treasured friend,' mourners heard

Shay McInerney, from Youghal, has contracted XLP1, an x-linked lymphoproliferative disease that causes the immune system to overreact to infections

His solicitor said: “He comes across as a very gentle soul – fragile enough in that he is very concerned about the prospect of going into custody.” 

Consultant obstetrician admitted Mrs Phelan should have been hospitalised on November 30, 1998

Detectives have examined dozens of lines of inquiry since workmen doing clearance work along the old Midleton to Youghal rail line for a proposed greenway unearthed a skull on January 5

Cork recorded more violent deaths than Belfast or Dublin in the revolutionary period, more than a third of them civilians. Here, we examine the ongoing work to account for them all — and the Treaty debate that was dividing Ireland 100 years ago

Court hears claims the lower part of woman's small intestine was transected and allegedly damaged as she gave birth by caesarean section

There are believed to be issues surrounding the Mangan Turret clock’s acquisition in 1968, after it was removed from the tower 

The accused said his addiction was “crippling, my money goes full out on drugs."

The court heard that the insurer's website "says it gives you peace of mind but the plaintiffs have not been given peace of mind, they have almost lost their minds"

Tina Satchwell's sister Teresa said: “It’s horrendous not knowing where she is. Not being able to share birthdays with her or Christmas."

Everything you need to know about the Geldofs, including Bob’s rise to fame, his marriage to Paula Yates, and Peaches’ untimely death

Project  involves creating priority public transport corridors and an internal network of new footpaths and cycleways

Including the très chic LK Café — enjoy coffee, crêpes, pastries, and wine here

In the second in a series looking at dereliction across Munster, Pádraig Hoare examines the scourge of dereliction and long-term vacancy in County Cork

The services were alerted to the missing woman at around 10:30am this morning

Man expected to make full recovery after RNLI and Coast Guart respond

Lighthouse seen as one of the "jewels" in Youghal's tourist crown.

Youghal’s newest ‘community group’ has taken up residence in the serene surrounds of the town’s Millennium Gardens, as a family craze that has swept Britain and Australia particularly, arrives in Ireland.

The event was scheduled for Youghal over the weekend of August 13, 14 and 15, but will now take place in 2022 instead

A garda told the court that 'it was a pure random act'.

Testing for staff and students at Pobalscoil na Trionóide in Youghal began this morning

€74m rural regeneration project will repurpose derelict buildings in town centres across the country

Moll Goggin’s viewing balcony in Youghal looks set to be saved from collapsing into the sea

Company has decided to lay the cables alongside the verges of the N25 from Youghal all the way to the former 'Amgen site' close to Carrigtwohill

'You can't just vanish off the face of the earth... Someone else was involved in her disappearance'

Bullets buried for up to a century uncovered after recent storms cleared stretches of sand on Youghal's Claycastle beach

Councillors have proposed new fines for dog walkers who aren't carrying waste bags

Locals in Killeagh and Castlmartyr had been furious as they feared laying the cable would result in significant road works and disruptions

Una Ring praised for actions after James Steele jailed for stalking and threats to rape and harm her

Una Ring says she still feels "a little bit of sympathy" for the man who tried to break into her house to rape her

Danish giant was due to have second store up and running in Eastgate Retail Park in Little Island by June