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CALLS have been made for urgent road safety measures to be carried out between Lissarda and Farnanes, following a fatal road traffic collision on the N22 at Crookstown.The same section of road has been the scene of numerous collisions and gardaí are currently appealing for witne

Last week, the government published the National Coastal Change Management Strategy to deal with loss of land due to coastal erosion, flooding and sea level rise.

When Cork photographer Shaunagh O’Connell heard there was a showing of the Northern Lights in the south of the country, she jumped into her car in pursuit of the natural phenomenon.

Corks film festival opens this week in a city centre without any mainstream cinema. The Gate will reopen again soon, but the entire sector has been under pressure from new technologies and evolving tastes 

Irish Whiskey Auctions are putting three rare whiskeys up for auction to raise funds for the devastation caused to East Cork in the aftermath of Storm Babet.

Storm Ciarán may have brushed past the country last week but experts say Ireland needs to take stock from previous flood defence programmes to prepare quickly a

The state is wrong to blame 'climate zealots’ for delays in construction of flood defence schemes, and should instead be looking to nature-based solutions

We review Red Spot, a 15 year old Irish whiskey based on a historic recipe that's aged in a combination of bourbon, Oloroso, and madeira barrels.

Other options include increased private cover and state insurance flood relief schemes

Recent flooding in town caused millions of euro worth of damage to commercial and residential property