Frustration as rogue suppliers of ‘smoky coal’ and ‘wet wood’ in Cork reopen in new locations
Rogue suppliers of so-called ‘smoky coal’ and ‘wet wood’ in Cork are proving difficult to stop, simply moving…
Marina Market unaffected as former parent company enters receivership
A spokesperson for Cork’s Marina Market has said that the popular food and culture venue will continue to…
Bus Éireann to review adding a stop to busy north Cork town
Bus Éireann is to undertake a review of its number 40 expressway service with a view to potentially…
Cork events to mark tinnitus awareness week
Events will be taking place across Cork as part of the Cork Deaf Association’s (CDA’s) marking of International…
Cork man had to be pepper sprayed to be arrested, court told
A “very intoxicated” man who was found next to a crashed vehicle in the early hours of the…
Trucker denies new charge in €2.1m Cork drugs case
The investigation of a €2.1m drug seizure at Ringaskiddy last July saw a 59-year-old truck driver declare, when…
TII to reopen public consultation for 18km route
Residents and businesses along the proposed route of the multi-million Cork Luas project are to be given a…
Cork clinic part of ‘bigger picture’ for cervical cancer awareness
A “unique” clinic by the sea in East Cork is at the forefront of efforts to tackle the…
Closure of Cork city nursing home ‘a big upheaval’ for elderly residents
A Cork city nursing home is to close after more than two decades, meaning that its 37 residents…
Major rail works to affect Cork trains over the bank holiday weekend
Passengers travelling on Cork Iarnród Éireann services over the St Brigid’s bank holiday weekend are being advised to…
Man admits to smashing almost 40 flat screen TVs at two Cork City betting shops
Twenty-six flat screen televisions were smashed at a betting office in Cork City and 13 more screens were…
Cork bakeries join surplus food firm for ‘Croissant Day’
To celebrate National Croissant Day today, Too Good To Go, the marketplace for surplus food, has pulled together…