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Made in Munster Property Guide: City's northside could be apple of Cork’s eye

The Tánaiste along with developer Michael O’Flynn says the northside has massive potential.

Thu, 31 Oct, 2019

<p>Cork City Council has ambitious plans for the city in areas such as housing, employment, transport, tourism, and leisure from 2022 to 2028. Picture: Denis Scannell</p>

Changing face of Cork in 2022: Four areas set for major makeover

Work is to begin on key development plan projects in 2022, writes Darragh Bermingham

Sun, 09 Jan, 2022

<p>The crucial second phase of the Land Use Review will help us to completely rethink and reuse our land so that it can work as an effective carbon sink. Picture: Denis Minihane</p>

Eamon Ryan: By pulling together, we can meet the emissions challenges we face

The big task now is to put in place, at scale and at speed, the systems, supports, and infrastructure we need to implement the ambitions of the emission targets agreement

Mon, 01 Aug, 2022

Out of town buyers to the fore for 2019

Land sales may be down in number, but they were up in value for 2018, writes Denis O’Donoghue.

Fri, 28 Dec, 2018

Allianz League review: Weekend talking points

That Tipperary have only one league win from three outings is not a concern for Liam Sheedy.

Mon, 18 Feb, 2019

<p>Glenwood House in Carrigaline was bought by the HSE for €750,000 but left vacant for 45 months. Picture: Denis Scannell</p>

To understand why the HSE is in such a financial mess, look no further than Cork's Glenwood House

Millions of euro were spent, a great deal of it wasted, on Glenwood and other mental health facilities in Cork

Wed, 18 Dec, 2024

Dreaming of tomorrow

Thirty five years ago, Martin Ferris committed himself to the armed struggle on the day his father died. Tomorrow he’ll watch proudly as his sons line out for Ardfert in an All-Ireland football final. It’s been some journey. He spoke to Tony Leen.

Sat, 18 Feb, 2006

<p>Michael O'Flynn, chair and CEO of the O'Flynn Group</p>

Developer Michael O'Flynn says the new government needs to radically re-think housing delivery

Proposed new legislation designed to stimulate house building will have the opposite effect, says the chair and CEO of the O'Flynn Group

Sat, 21 Dec, 2024

<p> Emer Nowlan says many Educate Together schools are heavily oversubscribed. Picture: Moya Nolan</p>

Plan needed to cater for demand for 'oversubscribed' Educate Together schools

Despite the non-denominational school patron opening more than 50 new schools in the past 10 years, large pockets of the country do not have access to schools outside a religious ethos

Sat, 30 Sep, 2023

Register contains 300,000 'ghost voters'

THERE are 300,000 "ghost voters" on the electoral register, because the system is an "appalling mess", Environment Minister Dick Roche, has admitted.

Sat, 13 Aug, 2005

<p>Elaine Loughlin: The ad-hoc system of maternity restrictions highlights a much larger issue around a lack of investment in services which has forced doctors and nurses to fundraise for essential equipment and use hallways as offices.</p>

Elaine Loughlin: Expectant parents are being forgotten as the country reopens

A pregnant woman and her partner can go shopping in Penneys this week but they can't attend a scan together. How long can this situation be allowed to continue?

Tue, 11 May, 2021

<p>Maximising renewable wind energy is a priority for the government, whose ambitious programme for government which included the delivery of 5 gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind by 2030. </p>

Plan-led approach will make Ireland a renewable energy powerhouse, says Minister Ryan

Ireland's plan-led approach will streamline future offshore wind energy developments, underpinned by a robust legislative path, offering the best opportunity to match the nation's growing offshore ambitions, writes Minister Eamon Ryan, TD

Sun, 19 Nov, 2023

<p>The overrun on Páirc Uí Chaoimh's upgrade left Cork County Board facing a €30m bill. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

S Páirc Uí Chaoimh: How colossal debt precipitated a move with wider implications for society

The prospect of accepting a name change for the stadium if sponsors want it sets a very dangerous precedent, one with a commercial rather than an emotional basis

Sat, 20 Jan, 2024

Cork Events Centre: Will it still be on with the show or back again to the drawing board?

Questions over how to fund the proposed events centre in Cork has left the project in limbo and the city still waiting for its first curtain call, writes Eoin English.

Sun, 27 Jan, 2019

<p>The Sextant being demolished last August. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

Developer's change of direction on Sextant site steers us to causes of housing crisis

An iconic pub was knocked down in the Cork docklands to make space for a much-needed high-rise residential tower. Eoin English finds out why developers say that is no longer viable

Sat, 05 Jun, 2021

<p>Ten party leaders are clashing this evening, as the first leaders' debate of the election campaign kicks off. </p>

Election 2024 — Leaders’ debate: Parties clash on key issues ahead of vote

The party leaders are likely to clash on housing, health, cost-of-living and immigration, alongside a myriad of other issues

Mon, 18 Nov, 2024

Second summer of conflict looms as ship returns to lay final pipes

With the Shell protests escalating, both sides agree the reappearance of the Solitaire vessel will be decisive, writes Scott Millar.

Sat, 20 Jun, 2009

Old Head the golfing gem that’s the cherry on top for Ireland’s gourmet capital

It drives spin-off business in Kinsale to the tune of around €10m every year. Little wonder the reopening yesterday of the acclaimed Old Head golf links for 2016 has the town smiling. It isn’t just a boon for golfers, writes Tony Leen

Fri, 15 Apr, 2016

Vital signs are good but recovery will take time

After years in the wilderness Naas, Co Kildare, could almost be said to be on a roll - so long as the small businesses can hold on, writes Caroline O'Doherty.

Wed, 15 Oct, 2014

<p>The new National Marine Planning Framework will help us deliver on our obligation to protect our Seas for future generations to enjoy the many benefits they offer. Hook Head Lighthouse, Co Wexford. Picture: Denis Minihane</p>

Visionary 20-year plan to ensure future of Irish marine resources

The National Marine Planning Framework outlines Ireland's commitments to safeguarding our ocean resources for future generations

Fri, 31 Jul, 2020