Three convicted over disruption at drag event for children at Tralee library
Ross Lahive (45) found guilty of assaulting four people and public order breach during July 2023 incident
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Ross Lahive (45) found guilty of assaulting four people and public order breach during July 2023 incident
Detectives move after receiving 48 complaints from people all over Munster who paid over sums up to €3,000 for items they never got
Water utility admits it let polyaluminum chloride enter Allow river at Freemount near Kanturk last June leading to fishkill
Subsidiary which operates three Blarney Woollen Mills stores reports increased turnover and profit but warns of issues on sourcing and pricing of inputs
The journalist and broadcaster on his middle name Raphael, visiting Belfast in the 1970s and his experience as an only child
David Puttnam says Government needs to invest in film industry at school level
Derek Blighe said he was willing to make a donation to other charities but not the charity which assists asylum seekers
John (83) and Gabrielle (75) O’Donnell were found dead at their home in Lower Glanmire Road in Cork last April
Irish Whale and Dolphin Group ask ships to slow down to avoid hitting immature whale
Roughly 43kgs of drug were seized in Ringaskiddy by Revenue officers from container originating from South America
Daughter of Vanessa O’Callaghan (36) tells funeral Mass that she cannot believe her mother ‘is gone’
Intimate spaces, wide-open culinary possibilities – eight places for an informal bite
Man pronounced dead at scene after force called to property on Dominic Street at about 1am on Sunday
These Cork, Limerick and Wexford chocolatiers not only create their own chocolate recipes, but visitors also get a chance to see how it all happens
Weather Ireland: National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management urges public ‘to continue to take care’ in aftermath of storm
More than 1,200 sales of €1 million or more have been recorded so far this year, with a Cork estate leading the charge
Vanessa O’Callaghan (36) was left on a ventilator following violent assault on St Patrick’s Street on Sunday
Television: Handed a hit comedy by the BBC, RTÉ has once again fumbled its big punchline
Author connects particular concerns, often focused on Cork Protestantism, with wider debates
Judge reduces fines imposed on Co Cork-based Michael O’Reilly, who defence said was likely to lose job with Department of Agriculture
A pristinely presented four-bed in Navan or a stonewall country house on an acre outside Dunmanway
Woman found outside Savoy Shopping centre on Patrick Street in city centre on Sunday night
Wild Geese: Chris Kidney is a carpenter in Melbourne, Australia
When only a steak will cut it, these are 10 of our top restaurant choices
We’ve picked out 16 wine bars worth a visit when you’re not quite in the full restaurant mood
Jennifer Thomas has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death of Sheila Dunne on February 11th last
Pizza, mezze, fish and chips, wine bars, bistros ... Twelve restaurants for a laid-back bite
Lyra has become an ambassador for Safe Ireland’s new campaign to highlight gender-based violence and the need for better services
Major cleanup continues in areas worst affected by storm, including Donegal, Cork, Limerick and Kerry
Monica Oikeh and Helen Ogbu are among 11 candidates from migrant backgrounds. What prompted them to stand and what has their experience of campaigning been?
Several yellow weather warnings in place across country as Storm Bert brings flooding and travel disruption
Cork-based food historian on the exploitation of young people’s good intentions, her home city’s food links to slavery and the importance of oats
Public in Cork and Galway urged to ‘shelter in place’ as ‘complex, multi-hazard’ storm hits
For an intimate night out you’ll want good ambience, fabulous food – somewhere special, in short. Here are our top picks
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices