12 September 2026 By Valerie Ryan valerie@TheCork.ie See www.CorkCity.ie/CultureNight Culture Night, on Friday, September 18th, is a night when people are invited to come together for free cultural discovery, creativity and connection. Presented by Cork City Council and part of a nationwide event led by the Arts Council, it gives everyone the opportunity to access,... Read More
9 September 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie There’s a sickening type of dread associated with the quest from the Cork hurlers over the past few seasons to try to climb the steps of the Hogan Stand on the biggest day in the hurling calendar. They lost out to Clare in 2024 before the gut-wrenching final... Read More
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9 September 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Vatsal Desai, an Indian-origin founder and CEO, is preparing to release Vaultfy to a global audience on September 17. The platform centers on an AI concierge named Alfred, designed to absorb what Desai describes as a deeply fragmented luxury-travel industry and deliver it through a single subscription. The... Read More
8 September 2026 By Parr O’Dee parr@TheCork.ie Parody / Satire Government Announces Ireland Is Switching to Communism After Capitalism Becomes “Unsustainable” The Government has announced that Ireland is to begin the historic transition from capitalism to communism, following a lengthy review which concluded that capitalism cannot solve the housing crisis. “We’ve tried capitalism,” said a... Read More
8 September 2026, Tuesday By Mary Bermingham mary@TheCork.ie An award-winning garden created to mark Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union and the visit of the College of Commissioners to Cork City this summer has been gifted to the people of Cork. The Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr Damian Boylan, formally accepted the garden, titled “Shared... Read More
3 September 2026 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie A 5-Course Tasting Menu, Paired with Moët & Chandon Champagnes, at Rare at The Blue Haven, Kinsale When: September 18th Where: Blue Haven Restaurant, Kinsale Rare at Blue Haven invites guests to a specially created five-course tasting menu from Executive Head Chef Meeran Manzoor, thoughtfully paired with a... Read More
2 September 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Some games belong to a particular machine or moment. Solitaire has travelled through many of them. It has been dealt on kitchen tables, demonstrated by relatives, included with early home computers and reopened on phones during quiet minutes. In Ireland, many people still recognise the wider family of... Read More
1 September 2026 By Valerie Ryan valerie@TheCork.ie One Night For All: Culture Night Cork City – Friday, 18 September Culture Night returns on Friday, 18 September, inviting people to come together for a night of free cultural discovery, creativity and connection. Presented by Cork City Council and part of a nationwide event led by The Arts... Read More
1 September 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Entertainment / Sport In this 1xBet.ie review, we look back at some of the most memorable moments in US Open history. The final major of 2026 is already underway. At the end of this overview, you’ll find odds on the leading contenders in the men’s and women’s singles... Read More
1 September 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Entertainment Loyalty programs at online casinos run on a simple premise: the more you play, the more comes back. For Australian players, the practical question is what “comes back” looks like in real terms. At a new online casino in 2026, that typically means points converting to cashback,... Read More
1 September 2026 By Roger Kennedy roger@TheCork.ie Entertainment Football training in Ireland is not what it was twenty years ago. The basics haven’t disappeared — players still run, work with the ball and spend plenty of time listening to coaches — but there is much more happening around those sessions now. Cameras, GPS trackers, tablets... Read More