In pictures: Runners take to the sun-soaked streets for Cork City Marathon   Picture: Aerial. ie And they're off - the race start on Patrick Street.

  In pictures: All the action as 6,000 kids take part in Cork City sports day   Approx 6,000 children from national schools across the county attended the Cork Primary School Sports at Munster Technological University ...

This year’s World Press Photo Contest global winners, chosen from thousands of entrants, highlight the climate crisis, community, war’s impact on civilians, and the importance of press photography around the world.

A jockey can expect to fall roughly once in every 15 rides in national hunt racing.

Jasper Kraus’s death was pure clickbait gold. Or rather, chick-bait. When the international press got wind of a man killed by a rooster in Ireland, it was open season on the headlines.

Irish Examiner photographer Dan Linehan wins first place in Daily Life & People category in the AIB Press Photographer Awards 2023.

Changemakers, policy changers, rule breakers: meet the women who are making it their business to create a world that embraces equity

Cybersafe Kids has joined forces with the Irish Examiner and the National Parents Council to bring you this digital parenting ebook.

    50 Irish People Share Their Top Tip For Happiness By:  Denise O'Donoghue As we start a new year, Vogue Williams, Brendan O'Connor, Doireann Garrihy and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar are some of the 50 ...

From local GAA fields to the events that stopped the world, here’s our selection of the most breathtaking pictures of the year.

Health experts at Cork University Hospital offer advice for men of all ages to help them spot symptoms and take early actions to enhance or even save their lives.

Vicky Phelan captured the hearts and minds of Irish people with her courage, her strength and her bravery. From the moment she stood outside the High Court in 2018 and called for an investigation into the CervicalCheck screening programme, it was clear that Irish people had a powerful new advocate.

Pure chance brought Mary Crilly to get involved in setting up Cork’s Rape Crisis Centre, which would ultimately help more than 10,000 people to heal after sexual violence and educate many more.

Cop27 summit takes places this week in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Here is a selection of photos taken from this year's summit.

Residents of Cape Clear, off the coast of West Cork, are opening their hearts and homes to rejuvenate their ageing, but welcoming, community.

Huge efforts have been made to open Micheltown homes for the needy to Ukrainian refugees. Other residents of Kingston College Square include pensioners from Ireland and other European countries and a family who fled the Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe

Ireland’s photographer of the year once surprised his career guidance teacher by suggesting he wanted to take pictures for a living. A career has turned into an obsession, striving for the unachievable perfect picture.

The rugged and unspoilt wild Atlantic coastline is famed the world over for its breathtaking scenery and stunning locations. What better way to soak it all in than from the sky. Using the latest drone technology, Irish Examiner staff photographer Dan Linehan captured the magic of Waterford’s most enchanting coastal villages and towns, picturesque ports and beautiful beaches.

The rugged and unspoilt wild Atlantic coastline is famed the world over for its breathtaking scenery and stunning locations. What better way to soak it all in than from the sky. Using the latest drone technology, Irish Examiner staff photographer Dan Linehan captured the magic of Clare’s most enchanting coastal villages and towns, picturesque ports and beautiful beaches.

The rugged and unspoilt wild Atlantic coastline is famed the world over for its breathtaking scenery and stunning locations. What better way to soak it all in than from the sky. Using the latest drone technology, Irish Examiner staff photographer Dan Linehan captured the magic of Kerry’s most enchanting coastal villages and towns, picturesque ports and beautiful beaches.

The rugged and unspoilt wild Atlantic coastline is famed the world over for its breathtaking scenery and stunning locations. What better way to soak it all in than from the sky. Using the latest drone technology, Irish Examiner staff photographer Dan Linehan and freelance photographer Andy Gibson captured the magic of Cork’s most enchanting coastal villages and towns, picturesque ports and beautiful beaches.

After a peripatetic existence in the wilderness of Oregon, prepper, preacher and outdoorsman Thomas Stofiel ended his days as a resident in a Tralee direct provision centre. Noel Baker and Mostafa Darwish report.

 

An Irish Examiner special report in 2021 uncovered the death of an American asylum seeker living in a Tralee direct provision centre. Noel Baker and Mostafa Darwish on the strange story of Thomas Stofiel.

The advice of healthcare staff and the personal stories of female patients show how lives are enhanced by the commitment to the wellbeing of women by the teams at Cork University Hospital and Cork University Maternity Hospital

These women make it their business to disrupt our perception of what it means to be a woman in today’s world. Change-makers, powerbrokers, bias breakers and champions of humankind, prepare to be inspired by women in Ireland who are changing the world in 2022

Ukraine reels in shock at Russian assault that leaves death and destruction in its wake

Walk around Cork city and it’s easy to see the derelict sites and buildings. But why are these very public eyesores so difficult to clean up? In a special report, Eoin English asks who is responsible? Is enough being done? And he lifts the lid on the city’s 10 most infamous sites.Teaser

14 people died after British soldiers opened fire on a civil rights march in Derry in 1972. The impact of one of the worst atrocities of the Troubles is still raw 50 years later.

The Irish Examiner takes a look back at some of the best photos of 2021, including this fantastic photo taken by Saul Santos, AP Images, of a house covered with the ash from the volcano in Las Manchas on the Canary island of La Palma, Spain.

The most memorable sports photos of 2021

From gloss paint to glassy floor tiles, here are the materials your rooms will be wearing in the year ahead

That is the question many people are now asking themselves with sustained opinion poll data putting the party as the most popular in the country.

Young patients and their parents can look forward to being treated in a world-class environment as the new Children's Hospital at CUH edges closer to becoming a reality

Many children are aware that the climate is changing, and some of them understand that human actions are behind these changes. But how can we explain something so large—something many of us struggle to process ourselves?

With almost 250,000 wild cats estimated to live in Ireland, a small community of activists is aiming to trap, neuter and release as many as possible in order to give both them and their prey a fighting chance at survival. Joyce Fegan meets Ireland’s cat catchers

Bestselling writer Cecelia Ahern, special guest at ieStyle Live From The Couch, on writing life, finding inspiration in the everyday, and why she is passionate about seeing older women represented.

Budget in a town: Ennis By  Ryan O’Rourke and Caitlín Griffin  Hear their stories Darragh McAllisterBar Owner Allen Flynn Hotelier Frank LandyCafe Owner Jean McCabeBoutique Owner Cover Image: O'Connell Street Ennis Co Clare ...

Almost 75,000 Irish-born people live in Australia, which is currently experiencing the world’s toughest rolling lockdowns. They share their experiences of cancer treatment, pregnancy and loneliness, half a world away and not knowing when they will see their loved ones again

Imagine a round of golf where you face 18 brutally tough holes in a row. No such Irish course exists, but if it did this is what Ireland’s toughest golf course might look like. Fancy it? By Kevin Markham.

Alva's World: How to have fun and stay safe online.

Kurt Cobain and co were barely known when they arrived in Ireland for the first gig as support act on a tour with Sonic Youth. Nobody who saw them play at the half-full Cork venue thirty years ago could have suspected what was about to unfold, writes Des O'Driscoll

Start of season club-by-club analysis

Ireland's Top 10 Hidden Gems with Kevin Markham

Dave Barry: A pillar of Cork society who molested boys in his own home