Residents from East Cork go to collect water at the Dolphin's Square car park in Youghal, Co Cork.
MOREThis video shows two farmers in tractors helping a bulk tank driver collect the milk at 800 feet above sea level yesterday morning.
MOREBarnardos children’s charity has launched its new Lost Childhood campaign that puts the spotlight on the one in seven children experiencing homelessness, poverty or neglect.
MOREStudent internships at Cork Opera House and a new postgraduate degree are part of a new partnership that will see University College Cork invest more than €500,000 in the cultural institution.
MOREHe’s still waiting for his birthday card from Ed Sheeran to arrive, but sheep farmer-turned-internet sensation Joe Kelly did not let that stop the party as he marked his 80th in style with a community celebration.
MOREDozens of children from around Cork enjoyed a special treat today as gardaí from the Gurranabraher station volunteered their time to serve pancakes.
MORENew measures to allow asylum seekers to work in Ireland are impractical, say protesters.
MOREMulti-talented musician Kevin Jansson, hailed as one of the finest of his generation, is the January 2018 recipient of the Cork Person of the Month award.
MOREGirls have been inspired to take up science, tech, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects and consider careers in the sector thanks to the largest showcase of its kind in Ireland.
MOREWatch as residents of Passage West and Sinn Féin members protested outside the Bus Éireann depot at Capwell, Cork, about the bus service on route 223 to Passage West.
MOREA band of people led by the sisters of a farmer who died in an ambulance on its way to Cork left the front door of University Hospital Waterford yesterday and walked along the last road he travelled on.
MOREUillinn, West Cork Arts Centre held its annual Christmas fair this weekend offering three floors of arts, craft and design.
MOREFounder of the hugely successful Mercy Recycling Campaign, Denis O’Donovan, has been named as December’s ‘Cork Person of the Month’ winner.
MOREMunster rugby player Billy Holland and barber Tom Winters officially launched The Mercy Hospital Foundation’s Decembeard campaign today.
MOREThere was some festive magic around the streets of Killarney as the Christmas parade was in town.
MOREOver 400 Santas turned out in Cork last night for the Santa Cycle in aid of Scoliosis Straight Ahead in conjunction with CMRF.
MOREA knife-wielding attacker was neutralised by armed gardaí during a simulated multiple-stabbing attack and hostage standoff inside a Cork City nightclub — believed to be the first emergency services exercise of its kind in the country.
MOREA new €10m revamp to Cork city’s railway station is to open to tomorrow providing passenger access to the quays for the first time.
MOREThe Christmas celebrations got off to a glittering start last night as upwards of 20,000 people flocked to Cork city centre for the switching on of the Christmas lights, with Lord Mayor Tony Fitzgerald lighting up the city centre shortly after 7pm.
MOREBrewing giant Heineken is toasting a multimillion-euro refurbishment which has transformed its historic Irish corporate headquarters into one of the funkiest office spaces in the country.
MOREHere are the latest readers' pictures shortlisted for our photography competition.
MORECampaigners, including Sonia O'Sullivan, are raising awareness for pulmonary hypertension.
MOREHere are the latest readers' pictures shortlisted for our photography competition.
MOREYoungsters from the Cork Music Generation joining the New York Brass Band to play Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’ on the open-air stage in Emmet Place encapsulated an unofficial theme for this year’s Guinness Cork Jazz festival: The international musical connections the festival has built up over its 40-year history.
MOREThe annual Vampire Swim at Myrtleville in Co Cork took place yesterday.
MORECaptain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager, Port of Cork and Chairman of Cruise Europe, has been named October’s ‘Cork Person of the Month’.
MOREThe Department of Education has said the decision to close schools for a second day today was taken on child safety grounds as school authorities were only beginning to check the buildings to see what, if any damage, they sustained thanks to yesterday’s unprecedented storms.
MOREA massive clean-up operation is under way across Cork City after Ophelia left a trail of destruction.
MOREWinds reached extraordinary strengths during Storm Ophelia, with one gust recorded at the Fastnet Rock, off Co Cork, reaching a 191km/h.
MOREWest Cork was one of the first areas to bear the brunt of Ophelia and a huge clean-up operation will continue today for the biggest storm in living memory.
MOREAfter the great storm, the big clean up. As crews start to work around Co Cork, much of the fallout from Storm Ophelia will centre on the Cobh area.
MOREMotorists and homeowners have been assured that their insurance is valid during severe weather events, despite claims to the contrary on social media.
MOREAs Hurricane Ophelia approaches, the weather is turning wilder.
MOREThree of the Relentless Rowers crew Pat O'Connor, Eoin O'Farrell and Sean Underwood from Cork were filmed on board the ocean rowing boat, Saoirse, at the Port of Cork today.
MOREPatients of Temple Street Children’s Hospital joined in on a special celebration to launch this year’s 'Trick or Treat for Temple Street' campaign.
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