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Even today it must still be Éire go brách

In no particular order or weight ... Paul Brady, Henry Shefflin, Myrtle Allen, Saoirse Ronan, the Gulf Stream’s micro climate, Seamus Heaney, Fiona Shaw, Martin Hayes, Graham Norton, the Society of St Vincent de Paul, Rory McIlroy, Olivia O’Leary, Connemara, the Delphi and Blackwater valleys, Julie Feeney, John Hume, Lyric FM, Michael Noonan’s unflinching, selfless resolve at a moment of great personal tragedy.

Sat, 17 Mar, 2012

A tough balancing act for mothers on campaign trail

IT was at the kitchen tables of family homes in Monkstown, Cobh and Ringaskiddy that the 10-year campaign to stop two incinerators being built in Cork Harbour was spearheaded.

Sat, 11 Jun, 2011

<p>Lovely Leeside and greenway setting for 7 St Gerard's Place, Rochestown</p>

Talking the walk in Rochestown for €250k on the Lee to Sea Greenway

End terrace home by shoreline is a 'cheap' entry level to 'millionaire's road'

Sat, 24 Dec, 2022

Cork's new €90m office development could break ground in a matter of months

Planning approval for a €90 million office scheme, capable of hosting 3,000 jobs, has been granted by Cork City Council for a significant urban site — the next springboard move into docklands renewal in the city.

Mon, 12 Sep, 2016

Parachute planning and place making must come to an end

THIS year marks an important anniversary.

Thu, 10 Apr, 2014

<p>Norrie Eams dealing with the flooding at O’Brien.’s sandwich bar on Winthrop Street, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan</p>

OPW Minister Patrick O’Donovan: 'The next week is crucial for Cork's future'

Save Cork City has the discretion, but also the responsibility, to withdraw its application for a judicial review of a crucial project for Cork, says Patrick O’Donovan

Mon, 02 Nov, 2020

<p>Doggone: former CSPCA (Animals' Home) and Reliance Bearings site was assembled by O'Callaghan Properties in the 2000s and is now being sold on via Savills for €4.25m</p>

Developers OCP to sell on quay site by Cork's bus and rail stations

Site assembled at a cost of €7-8m 20 years ago now guided at €4.25m by Savills for O'Callaghan Properties

Thu, 30 May, 2024

<p>US president Donald Trump’s swaggering boasts about his tariff plans now seem ludicrous in light of how quickly he has backed down from that policy. Picture: Alex Brandon/AP </p>

Irish Examiner view: Bumbling Donald Trump backs down amid tariffs U-turn

Despite the boot-licking spinning of his cabinet, it’s not clear if US president Donald Trump understands what he is doing

Thu, 10 Apr, 2025

<p>Killarney is experiencing 'a perfect storm' in housing supply right now, according to a local auctioneer. Picture: Don MacMonagle</p>

South Kerry in 'crisis' as severe shortage of housing leaves locals unable to find homes

From Killarney to Kenmare to Dingle, the lack of new builds, short-term letting, and the high prices of second-hand homes is having a major impact on the area, writes Anne Lucey

Fri, 23 Feb, 2024

Kerry-based hotel group accused of 'commercial ambush' on Cork event centre

The Kerry-based hotel group behind the last-minute legal challenge to the €50m state-funding package for Cork's event centre has been accused of lodging a “nasty, vexatious, commercial ambush” on the stalled project.

Tue, 04 Feb, 2020

<p>Incoming Taoiseach Simon Harris and Simon Coveney TD. Mr Coveney announced on Tuesday that he was stepping down from Cabinet. Picture: Sam Boal/Collins</p>

S Mick Clifford: Simon Coveney, the last merchant prince politician, leaves with solid work record

Stepping up in the midst of personal family tragedy, Simon Coveney showed off his safe but unspectacular hands while in Government

Tue, 02 Apr, 2024

<p>Hayfield House. Pictures: John Roche</p>

A million-euro milestone revisited as Hayfield House returns to Ballinlough market

Spacious Victorian-style six-bed with modern energy features and prime suburban location aims to attract Cork trade-up buyers

Sun, 05 Apr, 2026

<p>An owl that was treated at The Wildlife Hospital. Picture: The Wildlife Hospital </p>

Ireland's only wildlife hospital seeks new home following objections

The team behind the only wildlife hospital in Ireland say they are "heartbroken" at being forced to leave their site in Co Meath as a result of local opposition to the facility.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2023

<p>A 2005 European City of Culture Corcadorca production of The Merchant of Venice, being performed at the Cork's 1960s North Mall Distillery/Bottling plant, designed by architect Frank Murphy. Pic: Neil Danton</p>

Cork City's Heritage and Biodiversity plan to 2026 envisaged in webinar

Public input and submissions sought for city's draft plan as Cork faces sea-changes, from tidal flooding to Covid-19's fallout

Thu, 15 Apr, 2021

<p>How high or low your gas bill will be depends on the price of the resource on the international markets. </p>

How will we keep the lights on?

World industries’demand for power is returning to pre-pandemic levels, while human activity has likewise kicked back into high gear, which is resulting in big price increases for consumers, and a big headache for Government

Sat, 02 Oct, 2021

<p>'Taking big trucks out of the town will improve safety,’ says funeral director Austin O’Malley, who says he’s buried six people in a decade killed by trucks on the streets of Charleville, Co Cork. Picture: Eddie O’Hare</p>

Bypass Ireland: Traffic costs lives on Charleville's busy streets

It's a complex relationship. Traffic brings business but also chokes up the busy town on the Cork Limerick border. And, as a local funeral director points out, it has also brought danger

Sun, 17 Apr, 2022

Planning notes: Go-ahead for further student digs

More additions to student accommodation provision in Cork are to be made after permission has been granted for a development with over 200 bed spaces near the city centre.

Thu, 22 Mar, 2018

Dear Sir... Readers' Views (06/07/16)

Your letters, your views...

Wed, 06 Jul, 2016

<p class="contextmenu internal_Caption">Wind turbines are increasingly becoming part of the landscape in Ireland, as this image shows; this photo was entered into a Wind Energy Ireland photo competition promoting awareness of climate action.</p>

Consumer gains lie in building and connecting onshore wind farms

During last year’s energy crisis, wind farms did the most to protect Irish families and business, writes Noel Cunniffe, CEO, Wind Energy Ireland

Sun, 21 May, 2023

Concern over fund body for children’s hospital

The national children’s hospital will be delayed beyond 2016 — and now legal uncertainty surrounds the charity established to raise millions for the project.

Tue, 06 Nov, 2012