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These are skills you can use forever. An upcoming series of fun workshops will show you how to upcycle old lamps, chairs and cushions for a fraction of the cost of buying trendy new pieces....
It's been a tricky few months for Douglas traders. Musiczone was one of many stores forced into a nightmare situation when the car park fire at Douglas Shopping Centre left the business without a premises....
Brought to you by the Franciscan Well Brew Pub. Planning on sinking a few pints over the October bank holiday? Cork's best known brew pub has just announced details of one of the best parties...
Brought to you by The Blue Haven Collection. You've managed to book a babysitter for one night. Hours of blissful, kid-free rest and relaxation are almost within your grasp... but where to spend them wisely?...
Every little helps. Cork City Council’s Douglas parking promotion, which began after a fire ripped through the village's car park in September, will continue for the rest of this month. One hour free on-street parking...
She might be royalty but she does love a bargain. Kate Middleton sent her fans scrambling for the high street this week as she appeared during the royal tour of Pakistan wearing a chic pair...
The kids will love this one. A trio of Irish premiere galas have been announced for the 64th Cork Film Festival, with Disney’s long-awaited Frozen 2 premiering in Cork ahead of its general release. Frozen...
It's the most wonderful time of the year... And the Santa countdown begins in earnest on Sunday, November 17th, 2019 when Cork City's Christmas lights will be officially switched on by Lord Mayor of Cork,...
Here's a worthy way to spend a Saturday morning. Artist and photographer Emma O’Hara is leading a masterclass in print making at The Glucksman on Saturday, October 26th, 2019, drawing inspiration from the gallery's current...
Ever wondered who, exactly, can see the information you share on social media? New research reveals that almost two thirds (64%) of Irish people feel uncomfortable about their social media privacy. Now Facebook is coming...
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