Cork tourism boost as first-ever cruise ship stops at Baltimore harbour
Captain Jose Fonseca of Noble Caledonia’s luxurious Island Sky vessel dropped anchor beneath Baltimore’s landmark beacon on Thursday
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'More unbearable suffering': Condemnation of Israel’s new plans for Gaza
Israel's political-security cabinet approved a plan early on Friday to take control of Gaza City
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Ukrainian troops have little hope for peace as Trump deadline for Russia arrives
Ukrainian soldiers have expressed little hope for a diplomatic solution to the war with Russia, as Donald Trump’s deadline for the Kremlin to stop ...
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'More unbearable suffering': Condemnation of Israel’s new plans for Gaza
Israel's political-security cabinet approved a plan early on Friday to take control of Gaza City
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Painkiller addiction warning as opioid prescriptions rise by 25% in eight years
Study by RCSI and UCC experts shows the use of opioids rose by about 25% between 2014 and 2022, while prescriptions for paracetamol rose by 50%
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Tropical Storm Dexter to bring 'warmer and more humid conditions' to Ireland
Storm Dexter was first spotted last Sunday evening, located about 300 miles west-northwest of Bermuda
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Planning granted for 170 new homes on former Vita Cortex site on Kinsale Road
Cork City Council has granted permission for 158 apartments and 12 townhouse apartments
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Germany stops military exports that could be used in Gaza
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said his country will not authorise any exports of military equipment that could be used in Gaza “until further ...
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Diary of a Gen Z Student: Modern mens' toilet manners leave me flush with anger
"I would like to draw the attention of the men of Ireland to toilet seat etiquette. I urge you to hear me out on this one: I believe men should be putting the toilet seat down after themselves. Why do I believe this, you ask?"
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Clifford: 'To be told that we'd be put out of our misery... that's why we were so hurt'
Paudie Clifford on criticism, Jack O'Connor's future and the fittest Kerry team
