25 October 2021 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Sean Lyons, manager TOP Oil / SPAR, Carrigaline, Co Cork has been shortlisted for a prestigious national industry award in the annual ShelfLife Grocery Management Awards for the third time. One of the most eagerly anticipated events in the Irish retail calendar, the National Grocery Management Awards is... Read More
24 October 2021 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie All Bus Éireann services in Cork City will be operating as normal this weekend Bus Éireann encourages passengers to plan their journeys ahead by visiting the Bus Éireann website www.buseireann.ie ‘’We know how important the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival is for the people of Cork, local businesses and... Read More
24 October 2021 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Ó Laoghaire to address McSwiney commemoration at Brixton Prison London Sinn Féin’s Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire TD will be attending as guest speaker at an event to commemorate the 101st anniversary of the death of the Lord Mayor of Cork Terence McSwiney in London this weekend. The commemoration will... Read More
23 October 2021 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Irish Water and Cork County Council would like to remind customers supplied by Macroom Public Water Supply, serving Macroom town, Codrum, Masseytown, Kilnagurteen, Coolehane, Coolcower, Macloneigh, Carrigadrohid, Ballinagree and surrounding areas, that the Boil Water Notice issued on 20 October remains in place until further notice. The Boil... Read More
23 October 2021 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie An Taoiseach tours Rembrandt in Print and REMAINS, a new exhibition by Irish artist Brian Maguire, with the Chair of the Gallery, Rose McHugh, and the Director, Mary McCarthy On his visit to the Crawford Art Gallery on the bank holiday, Mr Martin toured two major exhibitions: Rembrandt... Read More
23 October 2021 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie It’s the jazz weekend in Cork, which means means Guinness and good music, but don’t forget to eat while you’re catching some beats on the street This year Cork’s Victorian Quarter is hosting a street celebration with outdoor performances and music in more than 20 venues as part... Read More
23 October 2021 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Due to significant challenges, high volume of presentations to the hospitals Acute Medical Assessment Unit (AMAU) and increased infection control measures, Bantry General Hospital has temporarily suspended hospital visiting effective immediately. This does not affect St. Josephs Residential Unit, which is located on the hospital grounds. The situation... Read More
23 October 2021 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Cork City FC will replace the player names on the back of our jersey with the slogan “No to Racism” for the final SSE Airtricity First Division game of the season against Galway United on October 29th. The ‘No to Racism’ shirts will be worn by the players... Read More
23 October 2021 By Mary Bermingham mary@TheCork.ie Casey’s Furniture celebrates 100 years in business by bringing back nostalgic Casey’s Teddy Bear with 100% of proceeds going to children’s charities Casey’s Furniture, one of Ireland’s oldest and largest retailers, is currently marking 100 years in business and to celebrate they have launched a charity teddy bear.... Read More
23 October 2021 By Roger Jones roger@TheCork.ie Cryptocurrencies have grown in popularity a great deal in recent years. Far from being a niche, fringe interest, cryptocurrencies have now gone mainstream, and the popularity of cryptocurrencies is not set to dimmish anytime soon. So whether you already have some Bitcoin sitting in your digital wallet, you... Read More
23 October 2021 By Roger Jones roger@TheCork.ie Are you looking to settle down in the country of Ireland? Continue reading to find out why Cork should be one of the first destinations on your shortlist. Cork is Ireland’s third-largest city and one of Europe’s most up-and-coming travel destinations. With so much to see and do,... Read More
23 October 2021 By Roger Jones roger@TheCork.ie More and more schools are making a conscious effort to expose children to cultural, social, and gender diversity. However, the hard work can be left unsuccessful when the curriculum emphasises men’s roles in most subjects, ranging from history to the arts or English literature. Indeed, most pupils would... Read More