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Máire Ní Mhurchú, who has died aged 91, was an award-winning broadcaster with a particular interest in social affairs and who became head of RTÉ Cork.

This week, JO KERRIGAN salutes a St Brigid’s Day tradition, and we also hear of fascinating new connections to past articles and photographs

Mick Moriarty is Corks best known and longest-serving barber

Gina and the Champions are back on the road again with Ronan Collins touring showbands concerts 

A proud mam and dad and a beautiful baby... NIALL MARTIN tells the story behind a picture that will always be cherished

When JOHN ARNOLDS neighbouring GAA clubs head to Croke Park this week, he will be putting all rivalry aside - "Cork blood is thicker than Kilkenny ...

The 42 digs through the archives to get a sense of ‘Der Kaiser’s’ visits to Dublin for both club and country.

VOTERS in the Littlemoor and Preston areas of Weymouth go to the polls in the coming days for two by-elections.

Former Cork Hibs and Irish international soccer player was a fan favourite who continued to play into his 50s

The South Kilkenny Historical Society recently welcomed back historian Liz Gillis to south Kilkenny to deliver a lecture on civilian experiences of the Irish Civil War – ‘Unheard Voices of the Civil War: The Civilian Experience.’