Cork

Controversial change to payment structure introduced on Wednesday further stokes tensions with Minister

Attacks on Gaza have destroyed schools and killed thousands of students, group says

Aingeal O’Donoghue, Ireland’s top diplomat in Brussels, is a tough negotiator who ‘doesn’t suffer fools’ and has heaps of experience in EU-politicking

IT services company has been contracted to work for large tech and life science multinationals in Ireland

Dispersal of these objects is complex issue and bound up with history of Ireland

Lingerie firm applies for planning permission for signs on Nassau Street units

Third-generation Nubian giraffe to be born in Co Cork park arrived at about 6ft tall

Further meetings due this week on next step in bitter dispute between solicitors and the Department of Justice

Met Éireann forecasts more changeable weather after week’s prolonged spell of heat

Supersizing it? These holiday spots, from Kerry to Fermanagh, are ideal for big groups

The track record of large swathes of the civil service in implementing reports and policy commitments is atrocious

Teachers inflicted cruelty on young pupils in primary and industrial schools

Shining a light on people working together to protect and restore our natural enviromnent is a key function of this year’s competition

Four teenagers reflect on issues that affect them, including unwanted male attention, social media and the importance of female friendship

Row broke out between two restaurant staff in Cobh

Towns and cities all around Ireland will be celebrating the LGBTQ+ community as well as their friends and families

Ireland is at the edge of a heat dome hovering above much of western Europe

Organic produce, precise cooking and a room bursting with atmosphere

Status yellow high temperature warning is in force in Ireland until Friday morning

She established Cork’s Edel House, a shelter for homeless women and children

Group warns of consequences arising from the current geopolitical situation and the impact on energy costs and inflation

Met Éireann expects Thursday to be ‘exceptionally hot and humid’, with highs of up to 31 degrees and thunderstorm risk

Patrol car was rammed and garda injured during incident in Co Cork

Mary Fehilly was struck by a car as she stood on the pavement in Charleville, Co Cork

Two men arrested as search continues for suspects who fled the scene

What could be better than combining an Irish summer day with a superb meal?

More criminal hearings are adjourned as row with Department of Justice worsens

Cllr Damian Boylan (Fine Gael) defeated Sinn Féin’s Cllr Fiona Kerins by 19 votes to eight with one abstention

Woman tells Central Criminal Court she was ‘merely an object to be used, abused and destroyed’

Contentious proposals to overhaul free legal aid scheme could lead to exodus of solicitors

Man in his 40s pronounced dead at the scene after crash on the N73 near Mitchelstown

‘There is something wonderful about needing to find your sunglasses before you can drink your morning coffee’

Device made safe without being destroyed, enabling gardaí to send it to forensics

Noreen Daly (81), a former college principal, had the capacity to make people feel seen, mourners told

Cork poet Victoria Kennefick on her relationship with being agreeable, her acquaintance with anger, and fond childhood memories

Busy brace of days showcasing concerts and sporting events should be dry and pleasant

From beer in Sligo and seafood in Kerry to cider in Armagh and gut health in Dublin 4, there is something for everybody in this year’s summer and autumn food festivals

Unsettled conditions are likely to continue throughout the latter half of next week, forecaster says

Family argued CTG trace monitoring child’s heart rate was abnormal but not acted upon

Status-yellow rain warning issued for Kerry and Cork, with heavy rain expected and potential spot flooding