Coveney hopes for UK reciprocation after EU shows flexibility on protocol
EU approach involved ‘listening to people’ in North and coming up with solutions
EU approach involved ‘listening to people’ in North and coming up with solutions
Cork businesses to show support by putting up flags following challenge from Limerick
Cork Business Association predicts greater pick-up when hospitality opens next month
‘You could be sitting out on a bright summer’s evening until 11pm. Can you think of anything more enjoyable?’
Legal hold-up with River Lee scheme raises questions over whether planning regime is ‘fit for purpose’
Over €2m to be spent on cycle lanes, and 14 streets to be fully or partly pedestrianised
Enough retail space in city centre to cater for any business, says Cork Business Association
Publicans estimate trade in city pubs is down by 60-70% as people avoid social gatherings
Proposal for Ballyvolane one of biggest under Pleanála’s fast-track planning scheme
Business leaders hopeful Government and developers can resolve €10m funding issue
Charter promotes customer service in hopes of bringing more shoppers to high street
New measure to allow Patrick Street operate as afternoon bus corridor will take time to bed in, caution Cork Business Association
Project at Morrison’s Island criticised over loss of parking spaces and public access
Councillors vote 22-6 to back public realm project for Morrison’s Island off South Mall
Claim that business down by up to 40% because of Cork car ban
Shop owners say the ban is leading to a drop in footfall and could put them out of business
Cork Chamber president supports restriction on cars travelling on Patrick Street
Businesses will close if cars are not allow access Patrick St, organisation warns
Household Linens trader never seen ‘anyone on a bike coming in to buy a pair of pillows’
If agreement cannot be reached on scheme, money ‘could be re-allocated’ to other cities
Call for improved road network and public transport to help second city grow in future
Garda suspect group in Romania is flying in people to beg in run-up to Christmas
Over 1,000 submissions received on scheme designed to protect more than 2,000 properties
Cities targeted due to increased footfall before Christmas
Bus Éireann dispute would be solved by now if it was affecting Dublin, says businessman
Opposing campaign group says number of people against wall defences is increasing
Tributes paid to director of wholesalers M&P O’Sullivan for role in commerce and charity
Late property developer was man of integrity and his family have lost treasure, says priest
Politicians, business leaders and sporting figures among hundreds paying respects
Lack of progress has been cause for concern but Minister says clear timeframe will emerge shortly
Minister says ‘significant process’ will be made to reform local government in Cork
New service by Iberia Express is one of the dividends of IAG takeover of Aer Lingus
Minister will not avoid ‘awkward’ issue, calls for ‘blunt and honest conversations’
Solicitor says city council failed to respond promptly to risk over weekend
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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