Funeral held for man who died in workplace accident in Cork
Pat Corcoran (68) died following an accident at a family-owned packaging and pallet company in Clondrohid
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Woman will ‘never trust again’ after being choked and raped by partner
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Man (68) dies in workplace accident in Cork
Incident occurred yesterday afternoon at a family-owned packaging company
‘I am thrilled’: Cillian Murphy’s new film to have its European premiere in Cork
The Oscar winner’s new film Steve, a Netflix production, is adapted Max Porter’s best-selling novel Shy
Woman charged with stealing €70,000 from TV chef’s restaurant further remanded on bail
Accused, who faces 132 charges, was an employee of Martin Shanahan’s Fishy Fishy restaurant in Kinsale
Master brewer who died in Cork house fire remembered as ‘gentle giant with big heart’
Peter Lyall worked at the Franciscan Well brewery in Cork city for over two decades
Michelle O’Neill: ‘The British state killed local people. Those moments contribute to who you are’
Northern Ireland’s First Minister discusses party leadership, presidency, teen pregnancy and ‘precious gift of peace’
In Ozempic’s home town they fear two things: a new set of tariffs, and a company in Kinsale
Pharmaceutical giants in Europe brace themselves for a tariffs fight that is likely still to come
Death Cafes: ‘It’s a privilege to talk about death and dying with people, because you learn a lot about living’
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Ireland’s ‘hotbed’ for whales who have migrated from southern waters
Same whales spotted off Cork and Kerry 20 years ago now popping up in Donegal Bay, says sea life charity
Chef working for Camile restaurant awarded €39,000 by WRC after dispute over pay and time off
Dispute started when he was told he was being moved from Cork to Dublin after trying to claim €308 sick pay
HSE apologises over delay in acting on X-ray showing man aged 91 had swallowed dentures
Daniel O’Leary later died with choking complications, High Court hears
Open verdict recorded after 95-year-old nursing home resident found dead with duvet over head
Open verdict recorded by jury into death of elderly woman in Co Cork care home
Owners surrender 60 XL Bullies to authorities after move to ban breed
TD warns of breeding practices where 8,000 pups registered annually but 25,000 for sale on dog website
Journalist brings High Court challenge after Press Council rejects local website’s membership bid
Founder of Cork’s Tripe+Drisheen news site says industry body failed to give adequate reasons for its refusal
Inflatable boat tried to make rendezvous with ship at sea in bid to import drugs, court hears
Gardaí found nautical equipment including satellite phones, GPS devices, radios and wetsuits in vehicles in west Cork
Man who died in Cork house fire was master brewer in the city
Peter Lyall (62) was pronounced dead at the scene after a blaze at his home
Teenager killed after car collided with truck in Co Cork
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to collision between Ballinhassig and Innishannon on Monday morning
Sys Group sets sights on €1bn in client assets with two additions
Financial services group has agreed to acquire Cork and Wicklow firms, adding €126m to assets under management
‘It left me without anything’: Farmer found dead on Cork road lost his home in fire recently
Foul play not suspected in Gus Dempsey’s death in Bandon
Big Band Evolution pianist Cormac McCarthy: ‘I’m still not able to understand how I played. It was painful to hit the keys’
The musician hit an unexpected barrier when tendonitis almost stopped him performing. But it also led to his noted career as a composer and arranger
Gardaí investigating death of man found on road in Cork
Man was discovered in the Kildarra area of Bandon
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Ireland’s bakery boom: ‘Customers will spend a tenner on an interesting pastry and a good coffee’
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Cork’s oldest All-Ireland medal winner recalls cycling to a final at Croke Park in 1943
Jimmy Lynam (99) played on two All-Ireland winning Cork teams in the 1950s, and says Tipperary won’t be an easy match on Sunday
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Drop in housing commencements was expected after ‘record’ year, Taoiseach says
Lower figures for 2025 follow end of a waiver on developer levies, Micheál Martin says
Two people moved from Cork disability centre ‘for their own safety’ after incident with another resident
Health watchdog carried out unannounced inspection in March after contact regarding quality of care
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