26 July 2026 By Valerie Ryan valerie@TheCork.ie If you know what it means to be ‘all Gillette’ or to give someone a ‘backer’, congratulations – you’re fluent in one of the most colourful, inventive, and downright hilarious dialects in the English-speaking world. If you haven’t a clue, then this book is exactly what you need.... Read More
26 July 2026 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Tesla have a showroom in East Cork at Unit A2 Fota Junction Retail Park, Cork, T45 FE81 The Tesla Cybertruck is currently on static display at the Tesla Cork showroom Cybertruck fundamentally reimagines the pickup truck. It provides better utility than a truck and more performance than a... Read More
26 July 2026 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie The Grand Dame of Cork will host a long table shared feast with its neighbours on Pembroke Street, a cocktail masterclass with Rebel City Distillery and a Traitors inspired dinner this August As Cork on a Fork Fest returns to Cork City from August 12th to 16th, The... Read More
25 July 2026 By Bryan McCarthy bryan@TheCork.ie FRS Co-Op has officially opened a new supply depot in Bandon to serve farmers, contractors, and the construction industry in the West Cork region following a multimillion-euro investment. The flagship new facility, located at The Old Distillery, Distillery Road in Bandon town, will offer an expanded range of... Read More
25 July 2026 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Tesco Douglas has officially relaunched following a multi-million-euro refurbishment. The renovation has transformed the store into a bright, new one-floor shopping destination, because French Sports giant Decathlon will be opening in the coming weeks in Tesco’s previous first floor section. The refreshed store now features a brand-new Tesco... Read More
25 July 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Getting an autism diagnosis is rarely just a clinical formality. For most people, it’s an emotional moment — sometimes a relief, sometimes overwhelming, often both at once. And while it’s easy to think of a diagnosis as just a word that gets attached to someone, in real life... Read More
24 July 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Invisalign has revolutionised orthodontic treatment across Ireland, offering adults and teenagers a discreet alternative to traditional metal braces. As more Irish people seek straighter smiles without the aesthetic concerns associated with conventional braces, understanding the financial investment required becomes increasingly important. The cost of Invisalign treatment in Ireland... Read More
24 July 2026 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Bestselling cookery writer, TV presenter and chef Rachel Allen will curate exclusive menus for Hibernia Line’s daily Cork to Boulogne-sur-Mer sailings. Hibernia Line, Ireland’s newest ferry service, recently announced a brand ambassador partnership with Rachel Allen, one of Ireland’s most acclaimed cookery writers and TV chefs, to offer... Read More
23 July 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie What the Data Says About Gambling in Ireland: Participation, Spend and Harm Numbers about gambling circulate easily in Ireland. One in thirty adults. Five and a half billion euro a year. Half of all the money coming from people already in trouble. They turn up on the radio,... Read More
23 July 2026 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Cork County Council Library and Arts Service Invites Public to Share Library Memories to Celebrate 100 Years Cork County Council Library and Arts Service is inviting members of the public to share their treasured memories of Cork libraries as part of celebrations marking the service’s 100th anniversary. From... Read More
22 July 2026 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Uisce Éireann is asking customers in the Foxhall area near Clonakilty to conserve water as increased use during the current spell of warm weather means supplies are being used faster than water can be treated. While raw water sources remain stable, the level of demand is placing pressure... Read More
22 July 2026 By Mary Bermingham mary@TheCork.ie An ambitious three-year project designed to enable behaviour change in Cork City by encouraging people to rethink and reduce the number of short car journeys has been awarded €750,000 through the Creative Ireland Climate Action Fund III (2026–2029). Led by Cork City Council, the Cultureways project is being... Read More