Cork bridge named in honour of ‘Irish Oskar Schindler’

Aid worker Mary Elmes saved 200 Jews from being sent to camps during second World War

Cork councillors vote to name bridge after Ireland’s ‘Oskar Schindler’

Mary Elmes, from Ballintemple, credited with saving 200 Jewish children during Holocaust

Cork councillors to vote on naming of new €5m Lee bridge

Mother Jones, Mary Elmes and Joan Denise Moriarty among the names suggested

Rory Gallagher’s family back calls to name Cork bridge after him

Guitarist one of several name suggestions for €5 million footbridge in city centre

Best theatre this week: a female perspective on Joyce’s Dubliners

Murfi keeps travelling in The Man in Woman’s Shoes and women in the second World War

What have the Irish ever done for us? (More than you might think)

The Irish are known for many things, but perhaps not for splitting the atom and curing leprosy. We set the record straight

‘Irish Schindler’ to be honoured in Cork

Mary Elmes risked her life to save Jewish children during the second World War

The Dubliner who died at Auschwitz now centre stage

The story of Ettie Steinberg, the only Irish person killed in the Holocaust, has been reworked into a play that gives her back her humanity and ‘lifts her out of that mess’

TG4 launches autumn schedule ahead of 20th birthday

New programmes include a comedy-drama described as ‘Spinal Tap with a bodhrán’

Cork woman receives first Irish honour for saving Jewish victims of the Holocaust