The natterjack toad is highly endangered due to changes in farming practice and climate change

The cable car was closed in March of last year by Cork County Council to allow urgent repair work be carried out.

Members expressed surprise when asked to approve the progression of the greenway in their area of control as they had heard nothing about it

A man was taken to hospital following an assault on a Kerry beach over the weekend.  The incident happened at around 8. 15 pm on Saturday on Ballybunion Beach.

There have been no reports of any injuries

It is estimated that it could take up to 12 months to build

There is no wheelchair accessible bus transport from the island’s harbour up to the main fort, which had been due to host an exhibition about the Paralympian and disability rights campaigner

INMO Secretary, Phil Ní Sheaghdha, said: "This type of overcrowding at the beginning of summer must be immediately addressed to prevent an even more chaotic winter.

Planning appeals had been lodged with An Bord Pleanála in January 2022, meaning the projects had been placed on hold

In a compliance report regarding St Stephen’s Hospital, the Mental Health Commission noted the hospital had sometime before the end of July 2022 permitted the transfer of a patient

'We are delighted to see this eagle that we know well form a new bond and start a new family' said Eamonn Meskell of the NPWS

The need to restrict supply stems from high demand for water combined with low rainfall during the hot spell of weather, according to Uisce Éireann

Maureen Sullivan said: 'I am calling on the Government to find these children, and to give them an individual inquest'

Thousands turn out for Cork City Marathon as runners celebrate recovery from long covid, finishing college, and much more

The thrilled athlete romped over the finishing line on Patrick Street to a rapturous Cork welcome, at a time of 2:28:24

To facilitate the Cork City Marathon on Sunday, road closures begin at 5am on St Patrick’s Street and adjoining streets. There will be rolling road closures and restrictions on roads in and near the race route throughout the day.

Lough Derg RNLI located the casualty vessel at anchor near Kilgarvan Bay and both people on board were safe and unharmed.

CareChoice has reversed its decision to withdraw Beaumont Residential Care in Cork City from the Fair Deal scheme

An Garda Síochána would like to thank the media and the public for their assistance.

Cork woman Fiona O'Regan and Thembi Tshuma, originally from Zimbabwe, both overcame challenges to take part in Sunday's Cork City Marathon

The cyclist was transferred by air ambulance to Cork University Hospital for treatment of serious injuries

The 32m-long trawler is understood to have run aground on rocks off the southern tip of Dursey Island 

Following a four-car crash in Cork City, Mr O'Callaghan suffered a broken back, broken ribs and a punctured lung, and spent several weeks in Cork University Hospital

A council meeting has been told that some of the gaseous odour may be due to illegal discharges and non-connections to the seaside village’s wastewater treatment plant

Families of nursing home residents at risk of losing their homes over a Fair Deal funding crisis have staged a second protest in Cork as they pleaded with the Taoiseach to intervene

The warm weather is set to continue over the bank holiday weekend with highs of 25C expected

The full marathon starts on St Patrick's St at 8.15am, the 10k race starts at 8.45am, with assembly on Merchant’s Quay, and the half marathon starts at 10.15am

The deadline for submissions on the Part 8 planning is July 21 after which the feedback will be assessed and a report prepared for city councillors

The man's body has since been removed to University Hospital Kerry for a post-mortem examination

The condition can have a range of negative effects on a student’s academic performance and well-being, while also impacting their career prospects

Chief Superintendent Vincent O’Sullivan said it was 'heartening to see so many young people involving themselves in activities locally'

Firefighters’ limited industrial action is about to enter its seventh week in a row over staffing shortages which the firefighters claim is putting lives at risk

HSE CEO Bernard Gloster has committed to launching a seven-day service at Irish hospitals.

The Higher Education Authority has given the Government options to significantly increase the number of people training in the health service and veterinary medicine

An Irish-born collector is understood to have purchased the medal and it will be staying within the country

The construction works are expected to continue for 32 months and will cost in the region of €14m.

Cork-based company Shinebright had sought planning to construct 46 houses on the outskirts of the Gaeltacht village of An Rinn

Objections centred on quality of life and environmental impact, as well as issues like odours, traffic volumes, depreciation of property values, animal welfare and water pollution

Four Irish universities have ranked within the top 100 out of 1,705 universities from 115 countries measured as part of the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings

Wassiou Ayawe, 19, was a promising footballer from Limerick who died following an incident in Co Clare on Wednesday 

'This was a frightening experience for the kayaker'

Short off-ramp means queuing traffic heading to Mahon often spills onto adjacent hard shoulder, and engineers say new project will increase road safety and reduce risk of collisions

Thousands of tourists visit the area every year and there is some expectation the remote valley will be the subject of Instagram stories

The good motorway network means there's no market for the flights, said Michael O'Leary

Photographs, documents, personal stories, and traditions are being stored on a database after four historical groups around Cork were the latest to join the national online digital hub

The medical student from New York chose the Cork park over the Empire State building and Niagara Falls to ask his big question