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Throwback Thursday: Songs and pints in Cork's iconic Coal Quay

Throwback Thursday: Grand National coup by Cork's northside sisters!

JO KERRIGAN hears about the time a city family struck it rich on the Aintree Grand National - thanks to Mutt and Jeff! Plus memories of sewing and ...

Throwback Thursday: No meat, no dancing, no fun: Cork Lents of past

This week, readers tell JO KERRIGAN about the strict deprivations of Lent in their childhood, plus memories of a schoolboy soccer club and the GAA ...

Throwback Thursday: Identifying the protester in Vietnam war rally in Cork city

This week on Throwback Thursday, JO KERRIGAN finds the identity of a participant in a UCC march in 1967, plus appeals for your Pancake Day memories

Throwback Thursday: Recalling wonderful trad music nights in Cork's Phoenix bar

In this week’s Throwback Thursday, JO KERRIGAN hears memories of the late ‘Timmy the Brit’, a butcher who became a star of Cork city’s folk scene

Can you identify this family on a Wilton farm in 1947?

This week on Throwback Thursday, JO KERRIGAN hears your childhood cinema memories, and an intriguing rumour of a tunnel beneath Cork barracks

Throwback Thursday: Santa, cribs and toys from Christmas past

This week, a special Yuletide-themed edition of Throwback Thursday, as JO KERRIGAN hears your memories of the season of goodwill growing up in Cork

Throwback Thursday: Are you pronouncing Na Piarsaigh wrong?!

This week, more memories of learning Irish at school, plus former pupils of the Model School reminisce, and JO KERRIGAN hears of a 1948 sport photo

Barry Keoghan drops into Irish bar in LA ahead of big Oscars night

Barry Keoghan took time out in the lead up to the Oscars to check out an Irish bar and a Conor McGregor mural in Los Angeles.

Remembering Willie O'Sullivan - the heartbeat of Coill Dubh hurling

Remembering Willie O’Sullivan - the heartbeat of Coill Dubh hurling The heartbeat of Coill Dubh hurling 19 Dec 2020 ');  '); The recent death of Willie O’Sullivan, combined with the passing of Fr. Jimmy Doyle and John Larkin caused widespread sorrow in Coill Dubh and the Parish of Staplestown/ Cooleragh Staplestown. Each in their own way has made special contributions to their community. Willie, who passed away on November 4, was a stalwart of Coill Dubh hurling and his contribution to the club’s golden years cannot be overstated. He was an underage hurler of note and played in the team that won an under 15 Championship in 1968. He was member of the Kildare U16 team which defeated Down in the 1968 U16 All Ireland B Championship and was a member of the panel which completed a three in a row of U21 titles in 1970.