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Birthdays are a very special occasion but for one Killorglin woman her birthday is even more important given it is on New Year’s Day.

With so much of the news cycle dominated by doom and gloom, it’s sometimes easy for the happy, weird and downright quirky stories to slip through the cracks and be forgotten.

The year 2023 will long be remembered as the first time that debates and disagreements around the topic of gender were discussed in Kerry within a public forum.

The obsession with framing migration as an invasion is especially jarring in Spain, a country that hundreds of thousands of people left to escape misery and Franco’s dictatorship

Most of us will struggle with Next Goal Wins. Ranked alongside the rest of Taika Waititi’s films, it’s easily his messiest, and perhaps his most ordinary.

Murphy is named on two horses for Friday’s card and five horses Saturday, including Marwad in the $200,000 Ft. Lauderdale (G2).

Motorists have been urged to take extreme care on the roads as high winds and torrential rain in the wake of Storm Gerrit will be followed by a cold snap likely to create icy and treacherous conditions.

100 years ago, the Cork Examiner published a serious of opinion pieces by a contributor known as Periscope on social and political issues that are still relevant today

Motorists have been urged to take extreme care on the roads as high winds and torrential rain in the wake of Storm Gerrit will be followed by a cold snap likely to create icy and treacherous conditions.

Storm Gerrit caused no significant damage in West Cork, according to Cork County Council.Met Éireann’s Status Orange rain and high wind warning was in effect from 3pm on Wednesday until midnight, and people were advised to stay indoors.This morning, it was confirmed that more