Inspired by Sicily’s screen-fuelled tourism boom, a new Cork film initiative dares to imagine a brighter, bolder future

Cork City could learn something from two American cities when it comes to the upkeep of its footpaths, writes Michael Moynihan

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

From slums and returning soldiers to post-war shortages, Cork’s housing challenges echo loudly across the decades

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

Cork’s latest transport plans favour the south while the northside faces roadbuilding through green space and exclusion

D-Day is fast approaching with the Lions squad to tour Australia to be announced on May 8th. There will be one last hurrah for the fringe candidates to make a claim by performing well in the Champions Cup.

From chaotic junctions to unclear lanes, faded road markings are turning Cork’s streets into everyday obstacle courses

Cork’s unreliable bus service isn’t just frustrating — it’s a growing safety issue, leaving passengers stranded and vulnerable