Cork

Cunningham brothers and their neighbours are finding sheep alive after being buried under snow for five days

Officers seize a large quantity of weapons in Friday’s raids including baseball bats, slashhooks and pitchforks

The mother-of-two was found dead at the Belfry, Bridewell Lane on Friday

Research Lives: Dr Tadhg MacIntyre, Innovation Value Institute, Maynooth University

Suspect opted to suspend questioning overnight following his arrest at Mallow Railway Station yesterday

Canon Donal O'Mahony tells of impact of 27 hours of continuous snow fall on town of Charleville

‘Just good fortune’ that no one has been killed or seriously injured yet in feud between families

Defence Forces drafted in as crews from ESB Networks and Uisce Éireann struggle to reach facilities due to conditions

Gardaí believe 31-year-old mother of two was stabbed to death in her Mallow flat early on Friday morning

Gardai launch murder inquiry after post-mortem confirms that Paula Canty (31) died a violent death as a result of foul play

Department of Education expects most schools to open as normal on Monday despite conditions

Impassable roads in south, west and centre of country due to build up of snow

International protection applicants without accommodation will be housed during cold weather, department says

Tributes paid online to mother of two Paula Canty, who found stabbed to death in her Mallow apartment

Fill your 2025 with these spectacles, from the seabirds of Rathlin Island to the rutting red deer of Killarney and the murmurations of Westmeath

Postmortem examination confirms woman died as a result of foul play

Weather warnings in effect as country braces for ‘multi-hazard weather event’

Forecaster predicts sub-zero temperatures and ‘very disruptive and impactful’ over coming weekend

Reid had an agreeable nature and could make friends with anybody

Tánaiste visited Apple HQ in Cork day before tech giant told another Minister that ‘slow progress’ on infrastructure in city was ‘hindering’ its growth plans

Wet and windy conditions persist and likely ‘too much cloud’ for northern lights to be visible

Pedestrian suffered a number of broken bones when hit by a car that failed to stop in Rathpeacon on Saturday night

The two-year-old Sumatran tiger Dao arrived from Zoo Krefeld in Germany

We have no real right to mourn the passing of people we don’t know. But we do because a part of our childhood disappears with them

Let your seasonal stresses melt away by taking the opportunity the holidays offer to go on one of these walks with your family

Jonathan Dennehy is charged with possession of cocaine and possession of cocaine for sale and supply

Garda investigators are liaising closely with Forensic Science Ireland to identify the most advanced DNA testing techniques to use in the case

Gardai alleged that 12 kilos of cocaine were found in a hidden compartment in the car

Donagh O’Sullivan is in charge of the redevelopment of one of the British capital’s most iconic structures

Vanessa O’Callaghan had just been given a sleeping bag and food by the Kindness Krew volunteers when she was attacked in Patrick Street

Suspect (31) taken for questioning over haul officers suspect was destined for Cork market ahead of Christmas

Fisheries officer tells court stretch of Owenbaun stream carpeted with fungal material, which suffocated invertebrate life

Flatley denies the claim and says he increased cover on Co Cork mansion from €4m to €8m on Tuesday of this week

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