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<p>The Government has been depressingly silent over Julian Assange while it is happy to make plenty of other proclamations.</p>
Irish Examiner view: ​Ireland should speak out for Julian Assange 
Over two years ago, we said that to deliver up Assange would be a disaster for investigative journalism, for free speech, and a fillip for repressive regimes — we haven’t changed our mind

Sat, 02 Mar, 2024

<p>The agency has suggested roughly €2bn would need to be spent turning Tivoli Industrial Estate in Cork into 6,500 houses over the next two decades. Picture: David Creedon</p>
Cianan Brennan: Report from Land Development Agency only highlights its toothlessness
The new report from the Land Development Agency is full of lofty ideals but short on demonstrable plans for delivering housing, writes Cianan Brennan

Wed, 29 Mar, 2023

<p>images from the Cork City Reflections book. </p>
Cork City Reflections: New book merges old postcards with modern images 
Historic postcards from the Cork Public Museum archives give us insight into how much the city has changed (in some parts, very little) over the past 100 years or so 

Wed, 30 Jun, 2021

<p>Cork has been scourged by flooding in recent years and business people in the city are fed up of mopping up their premises after flooding of the Lee.</p>
Ann Doherty: It's time for flood defences in Cork city
Recent city centre flooding has illustrated the importance of establishing flood defences in Cork city centre, writes Ann Doherty, chief executive of Cork City Council

Wed, 02 Sep, 2020

Brussels briefing

Presidency preparations at fever pitch

Mon, 24 Sep, 2012

Made in Munster Property Guide: West Cork prices hold firm as Wild Atlantic Way retains appeal
Made in Munster Property Guide: West Cork prices hold firm as Wild Atlantic Way retains appeal

Good broadband boosting area’s appeal, writes Brian Moore

Sat, 02 Nov, 2019

Elaine Loughlin: Retrofit plan will go up in smoke if we can’t find people to do the work
Elaine Loughlin: It's gas that three letters could spell RIP for coalition Government
Liquified natural gas (LNG) is such a contentious issue within the Green Party that any serious move to allow a terminal be built would be a walking matter 

Tue, 05 Apr, 2022

<p>Construction of the new National Children's Hospital taking place in Dublin.</p>
Elaine Loughlin: Delusional board ignore reality of National Children's Hospital
As the board and the contractors continue to squabble about costs and become mired in legal battles over claims, the children of Ireland have been left without the hospital they need and deserve, writes Elaine Loughlin

Wed, 18 Nov, 2020

<p>Once embedded in the national consciousness co-living will take flight because it will best suit investors and would contribute to tackling the political problem of homeless statistics. Picture: PA</p>
Michael Clifford: Co-living is bedsits for the 21st century
Introducing a type of living that devalues privacy, space and even dignity at this point is to head in the direction of serious social regression

Sun, 06 Sep, 2020

Cork looking up as cranes set to dominate city skyline at developments worth €1bn
Cork looking up as cranes set to dominate city skyline at developments worth €1bn

High hopes that economy will remain strong and southern capital will realise its full potential, writes Stephen Rogers

Tue, 05 Jun, 2018

The wrong person has resigned in row over new children’s hospital

ONE of the more strident sayings in our period of construction mania between 2004 and 2007 was “build it and they will come”.

Thu, 21 Oct, 2010

<p> Alan Harford whose cauliflower and beetroot farm in Rush, Co Dublin is being threatened by the new Residential Zone Land Tax. Picture: Moya Nolan</p>
Farmers hit by new residential land tax say their businesses are under threat
Farmers near urban centres who are farming on land that is zoned residential say they face tax bills that will put them out of business

Wed, 19 Jul, 2023

<p>An 'Irish Examiner' reader fears for the future of Cork after planning was refused for more homes. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>
Letters to the Editor: Nobody is working for Cork
A  reader says if the city is to grow and provide homes for an increased population, the infrastructure must be put in place rapidly

Sat, 18 Jan, 2025

<p>European Commissioner Mairead McGuinness has opened debate on the digital euro. Picture: Conor McCabe</p>
Letters to the Editor: Realising full potential of the digital euro
Payments and transfers could be made directly from individual to individual through digital euros, without relying on for-profit banks and clearing houses as middlemen, a reader argues

Fri, 14 Jul, 2023

John O'Connor has hit his final drive but his vision will be his legacy
John O'Connor has hit his final drive but his vision will be his legacy

John O’Connor’s vision of a premier golf course paid off, says Dan Buckley

Wed, 12 Jun, 2013

<p> The new €40m Moxy Hotel and Residence Inn on Camden Quay added more than 200 rooms to Cork city. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>
Hotels underwent an expansionary phase in Cork city in 2024 - and there's more to come
A couple of new brands arrived Leeside, including the Premier Inn, and the Marriott-owned Moxy and Residence Inn

Fri, 20 Dec, 2024

Attention-seeking home of ex-servicemen in Cork has it taped
Attention-seeking home of ex-servicemen in Cork has it taped
No 9 Haig Gardens has feet in two very different historical camps: first up, it’s set in a niche cul de sac of homes built in the 1920s for Irish ex-servicemen who fought for Britain in the First World War and was named after Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig.

Sat, 23 May, 2020

<p>Derek Daly, PRO, and John Lee, chairman, of Buttevant Community Council say it is a major mistake not to reopen the railway station as it would provide more sustainable travel options for locals. Picture: Eddie O'Hare</p>
Bypass Ireland: Buttevant left to depend on new N20 as rail link opportunity leaves station
In the second of a week-long series on bypass Ireland, Sean O'Riordan meets the people of Buttevant, who believe the town has missed out on opportunities for a rail link between Cork and Limerick 

Tue, 19 Apr, 2022

<p>A night time foggy view of the docks at Kennedy Quay, Cork City. The docklands development could accommodate 20,000 people and 29,000 jobs. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>
Michael Moynihan: Cork City needs a place where people can live and not just work
Cork needs a strategy for when Covid is not the number-one consideration, all day every day

Thu, 01 Apr, 2021

<p> The demolition of the popular Sextant Bar in Cork City centre was meant to make way for a 25 storey residential 'build to rent' scheme. Photo: Larry Cummins</p>
Michael Moynihan: Time for grown-up conversations about Cork City's future
Is dereliction in the city an issue in itself, or is it really a symptom of a bigger set of issues? These and other questions will be asked at what looks to be a fascinating tour, writes Michael Moynihan.

Thu, 17 Jun, 2021

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