TheCork.ie ‘Your Online News & Entertainment from Cork, Ireland’ was established in 2010.
Our website is updated daily by our team of writers who grew up locally. Meanwhile, our readership is global.
Our team of Journalists write around 1,700 news stories every year. Our website is constantly fresh, plus also has the benefit of an ongoing archive of older news stories, increasing our online footprint. Like most news outlets we are supported by advertising.
Many News & Entertainment websites are now behind ‘paywalls’ where web visitors can only read the first paragraph of an article. We are proud to say there is no paywall nor IP filtering on our website, so our content can be freely read by everyone, globally.
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Our writers create high-quality content profiling your businessWe welcome all advertising enquiries and proposals. For our best quote email Bryan Smyth on our Advertising Desk bryan@TheCork.ie
Analytics for TheCork.ie
Data source: Google Analytics (Last updated: 31 January 2022)
Users16,835New Users15,966Sessions19,583Number of Sessions per User1.16Pageviews23,531Pages / Session1.20Avg. Session Duration00:00:30Bounce Rate88.06%Languages of visitors
Language Users % Users 1. en-gb
9,502 56.35%
2. en-us
4,264 25.29%
3. en-ie
2,081 12.34%
4. en-au
130 0.77%
5. en
101 0.60%
6. en-ca
78 0.46%
7. pl-pl
55 0.33%
8. de-de
53 0.31%
9. fr-fr
50 0.30%
10. es-es
40 0.24%
Countries of visitors
Country Users % Users 1.
Ireland
12,340 73.40%
2.
1,205 7.17%
3.
909 5.41%
4.
434 2.58%
5.
223 1.33%
6.
165 0.98%
7.
134 0.80%
8.
125 0.74%
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122 0.73%
10.
99 0.59%
Data source: ahrefs.com (Last updated: 31 January 2022)
Domain Rating (DR): 45, and trending upwards
Backlinks: 10.4k of which 65% dofollow
Referring domains 1.65k
Organic Keywords: 17.2k
Organic Traffic: 6.2K
Data source: moz.com (Last updated: 07 February 2022)
Domain Authority (DA): 45
Linking Root Domains: 1.6k
Spam score: 4% (A score of 1-30% is considered good)
Journalism costs money
“The world believes content should be free, but quality journalism costs money and it’s not unreasonable for businesses that are profiting from that journalism to make a contribution.” – Martin Stott, CEO, Bulletin PR