Caseys Furniture, a retailer with over a century of history in Ireland, has filed plans with Cork City Council to relocate its city centre operations to a converted former printing facility in Mahon Retail Park. The proposed development, which includes a showroom and café, aims to repurpose the 1.4-hectare site to accommodate a modern retail … Read more
International police are searching for 28-year-old Ahmad Al-Saqar in connection with the murder of 43-year-old Jamey Carney in Killarney, Ireland. Gardaí have identified Mr. Al-Saqar, the victim’s boyfriend, as a “person of significant interest” after he reportedly fled to Turkey via Dublin Airport early Tuesday morning. Ms. Carney’s body was discovered in her Muckross Road … Read more
James Arthur’s scheduled performance at Live at the Marquee in Cork was postponed on Tuesday evening due to the singer’s illness, according to organizers Aiken Promotions. The announcement came four hours before doors were set to open at 6:30 p.m., leaving ticketholders to wait for a rescheduled date or seek a refund. Why are concert … Read more
Kerry GAA has pioneered a model of international fundraising that leverages deep-rooted diaspora connections to finance infrastructure, such as the Centre of Excellence in Currans. According to New York-based developer Maurice Regan, CEO of MT Magen, the county’s ability to mobilize successful expatriates provides a blueprint for rural sporting organizations facing rising inter-county costs and … Read more
Beyond the 70 Minutes: The Future of Matchday Experiences For decades, the GAA matchday experience in Ireland followed a predictable script: arrive in the city, visit a local pub, head to the stadium, and depart. However, as the competition for leisure time intensifies, sports administrators like Cork GAA’s Joseph Blake are championing a shift toward … Read more
Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern has faced significant criticism after being recorded without his knowledge during door-to-door canvassing in Dublin Central. In the recording, Mr. Ahern stated his belief that We find “too many” immigrants entering the country. Specifically, Mr. Ahern remarked, “But the ones I worry about are the Africans,” adding that people should not … Read more
Cork City Council has signaled its intention to approve a new bus drop-off area at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, a move that has sparked strong opposition from local residents. The proposal would see a new set-down area established at the city end of the stadium, accessed via Monahan Road next to the 4G astroturf pitch. Local … Read more
The “Certainty of Funds” Paradox: Why the Highest Bid Doesn’t Always Win View this post on Instagram about Certainty of Funds, Pro Tip From Instagram — related to Certainty of Funds, Pro Tip In the high-stakes world of commercial real estate and corporate liquidation, there is a recurring tension between the nominal “highest offer” and … Read more
The Fragile Balance of Global Touring and Economic Volatility The live entertainment industry is currently facing a precarious crossroads where geopolitical instability directly dictates the availability of international talent. When oil prices spike—often driven by conflicts such as the war on Iran—the ripple effect is felt immediately in the aviation and transport sectors. Zach Bryan … Read more
The Evolution of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing in Ireland The pharmaceutical landscape in Ireland is undergoing a significant transformation. While the industry remains a cornerstone of the national economy, recent shifts at major facilities—such as the announced redundancies at Pfizer’s Ringaskiddy plant in Cork—highlight a broader trend of strategic realignment within the life sciences sector. View this … Read more