More private clinics refusing abortions
Nearly a fifth of licensed facilities have decided not to provide the service, according to the clergy More than 500 private medical centers have refused to provide abortion services despite…
At least 1 in 4 containers not recycled through scheme
At least one in four drinks containers sold to customers are not being recycled through the Deposit Return Scheme, latest figures from Re-turn indicate.
Cork bus driver shortage having a ‘significant impact’ on ability to meet service demands
Shortfall of around 10% in driver numbers to blame for unreliable bus services across the city.
Wedding of the Week: Cork couple make memories for life on special day
Laura O’Donoghue and Cian McDonnell tell us about their wedding day
A West Cork garden at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean
Olive Ryan looks at jobs we can do in the garden at this time of year, and also pays a visit to a stunning garden in West Cork
Analyst Shares His Final Expectation From Apple’s “Its Glowtime” iPhone 16 Launch Event
Apple is going to be holding its next big event on Monday, and it looks like we will see majorly iPhones, AirPods and Apple Watch release
HSE uses AI in trial to reduce winter admissions, says tech head
Damien McCallion says the analytics team is also using healthcare data to assist with population health planning
Jacqui Hurley: I sometimes get angry at the news. Like when I see the politicians with the bike shed
The sports journalist, author and host of RTE’s The Sunday Game says she gets ‘major anxiety’ in car parks
Remembering my peace-loving, life-affirming Belfast mother
Rose McCann was born into a new fractious Northern Ireland and would be active with the Peace People and campaign for integrated education
Ukraine’s attack on Russia started as a triumph – but could yet turn into a tragedy
The daring attack on Russia’s Kursk region may have renewed hopes that the tide could finally be turning, but Mark Galeotti argues that there’s a huge difference between besting poorly…
Keeping it family: How Ireland’s oldest hotel changed hands and what’s next for Wicklow landmark
The new owners of Ireland’s oldest hotel, the Woodenbridge Hotel & Lodge in Co Wicklow have said they have no plans to replace staff or urgency to re-d...