A full-on festival of celebration surrounding a game like Sunday’s Munster Senior Hurling Final is an obvious platform for showcasing the entire area and all it has to offer

Maybe emulating the Dublin City Taskforce isn’t the greatest idea for Cork after all, writes Michael Moynihan

Proposals to bulldoze houses in mature, long-established residential areas and sports clubs central to their community while leaving Cork Airport out of the plan are misguided and will cause a great deal of outrage

While Keir and Micheál may have had their differences over the Cork football championship, it was nothing compared to other, ahem, state visits to the real capital in the past

The Good Room team have shown what drive and energy can do, rather than succumbing to 'sure what can we do' lassitude

The Lord Mayor’s embrace of ChatGPT highlights ethical, environmental and democratic risks when artificial intelligence replaces human judgement

Residents of Knockfree Ave in Cork are angered by council plans to cut down mature trees in their area

Or is there some even more subtle message being conveyed by the sequence of Cork suburbs being used? Why Mahon and then Douglas? Why Knocknaheeny and then Frankfield? Is this some kind of sublime trol...

From buses and bathrooms to scones and signage, a Corkman’s hopeful, grumpy and affectionate wishlist for the city

I had an abstract idea that Christmas existed beyond the county bounds, but how would it measure up?

If the 'New York Magazine' can publish its list of Things To Love About New York, then so can we

Michael Moynihan argues that Cork City Council’s explanation for removing a tree in Blackpool sidesteps the real issue — the unexplained loss of the surrounding green space

Any reticence among our public representatives about a task force made up by the local authority is entirely justified, writes Michael Moynihan

The potential All Ireland champions for 2026 in all Gaelic codes may only come from a small number of counties, but what about 2036?

As remote work blurs office and home, public oversharing in cafes raises fresh questions about privacy and professionalism

Anna’s first book, 'The Real Rebecca', won the Senior Children’s Book of the Year at the 2011 Irish Book Awards.

Colm O'Callaghan, RTÉ's Head of Specialist Factual Content, introduces Hell for Leather, an epic new 5-part RTÉ One series, delving into the role of Gaelic Football in the sporting, cultural and socia...

The blighted cityscape is bad enough, but the message of neglect and dismissal it carries is worse. It lowers people’s self-esteem and makes visiting the city a chore

Cork’s proposed city library move raises serious questions about civic ambition, architectural fit, and long-term cultural vision

EJ Dillon was one of the most prominent journalists of his time, as foreign correspondent with 'The Daily Telegraph', he was the literal embodiment of an international man of mystery

Andrea Carter fleshes out the plot of 'There Came A-Tapping' with supernatural elements and a kind of mystery within a mystery

Cork needs a proper decision-maker, even if the 'business case' has already been made

Cork needs a proper decision-maker, even if the 'business case' has already been made

ALT: a close up of a man 's mouth with the word no written in blue

Eoin McNamee’s life had always been touched by the Troubles; as a small boy, he remembers seeing people injured by the British army around the house

Reviewing work can be a window into another moment in time, in our lives, and an opportunity to examine how old words can take on new meaning