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Boston Scientific staff in Cork and across Ireland told of global outage

Staff at Boston Scientific’s Cork plant were sent home as teams work to restore network communications worldwide

Man accused of stealing car from hotel leisure centre granted bail despite garda objections

The man is alleged to have stolen a car from the Osprey Hotel in Naas.

Three appear before Cork court after stolen BMW stopped near Ballinhassig

Two boys and 19-year-old male charged in connection with incident in early hours of Tuesday

Ireland is ‘the village’ it took to raise my girl:

After escaping from Afghanistan, Manizha Khan feared her daughter would struggle to settle in at school. But strong local support at every step…

Federal judge rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s ‘miscarriage of justice’ claims

Rolling coverage of the international stories of interest to our readers

Skyclarys funding approved by HSE after emotional campaign from Friedreich’s ataxia families

HSE approval follows a substantially improved financial offer from Biogen and months of campaigning by patients and their families

Culture Night returns to Cork City this September with a host of events and activities

Presented by Cork City Council, Culture Night returns on September 18 and is part of a nationwide event

Caitriona Balfe would not encourage women to chase modelling career

Balfe, who was raised in Co Monaghan, became a model in her late teenage years and moved to Paris at age 18.

Electric Picnic weather: Rain forecast for much of festival weekend

Met Éireann is forecasting rain and cooler temperatures across much of the Electric Picnic weekend in Stradbally

Behind the scenes with the Baileys Champion Dairy Cow

Farming Examiner columnist Paula Hynes had the pleasure of visiting Hillholm Holsteins early on the Sunday morning before Ann left for Virginia…

Social media goes into overdrive with Lindsay Clancy conspiracy theories

Algorithms are responsible for fever pitch content surrounding trial, including misinformation, experts say

Defence and competitiveness must be at the core of European budget

Decades of shared European endeavour have created the everyday, integrated lives we enjoy - that is worth protecting

School principals suffer from

More than half (56%) of the principals surveyed reported working more than 50 hours each week, with four in five experiencing moderate to high l…

Katherine Zappone: I was close to leaving Government

Minister for Children Katherine Zappone has revealed she was close to leaving the Government last week over the Apple tax ruling but that she no…

Government to tell Brussels ‘back off’ from Ireland

The Government will stress that Ireland’s tax affairs are nothing to do with Brussels during a Dáil debate on the €13bn Apple’s tax ruling and t…

Kevin James Mallon refuses to answer police questions on ticket fraud scandal

The Irish ticketing executive at the heart of the Olympic touting investigation last night refused to answer questions from police in Brazil, ac…

Gardaí hope killers left clues after Kildare woods murder

Gardaí hope the sloppiness of killers in concealing the body of a young man may provide forensic evidence linking them to the crime.

Watchdog was not told about a number of ‘significant’ assaults in care homes

A residential centre run by the Alzheimer Society of Ireland failed to report a number of “significant and serious” incidents in the first three…