B-Side The Leeside:  A fan in the crowd recorded the legendary gig by a singer who would die tragically just two months later. That recording has been released as an album 

Cork's Greatest Records: The late soprano raised funds for Marymount Hospice with a 17-track CD. The album stands as a testament to her incredible talent  

Cork's Greatest Records: Liam McKahey from Blackpool was part of a band who garnered rave reviews and A-list exposure on the back of their debut record

An awesome band on the live circuit in Ireland in the late 1980s-early '90s, a chance encounter led to the reggae-soaked outfit releasing an album in the Netherlands  

Cork's Greatest Records: Recorded in Berlin at the same studio that spawned records from Bowie, U2 and Nick Cave, the album marked a mixed time for Mick Lynch and co 

Cork's Greatest Records: The latest in our series looks at the album John Martyn produced with Scullion in 1980

Cork's Greatest Records: In the first of a new run of our series, Pet O'Connell looks at the classic album by a Cork street singer who went on to share a billing with Bob Dylan and sing at both Albert and Carnegie halls

In the latest of our B-Side The Leeside series, we  see how the album showed Dwyer's incredible technique and ear for innovation 

The latest in our B-Side The Leeside series looks at the drum and bass outfit who made an impact in the late 1990s with such tracks as Remote Control Soul 

Cork's Greatest Records: In 1987, the ambitious indie outfit decided to take matters into their own hands and release an album, albeit with the help of a manager who'd go on to find fame himself in a totally different field 

Cork's Greatest Records: Douglas musician Kieran McFeely was part of Cork's original Young offenders, shared a stage with Kings of Leon and created a huge hype with his stunning debut album. It wouldn't last

B-Side the Leeside: As he gets ready to celebrate his 85th birthday, Seán Ó Sé tells the inside story of his 1962 hit that was also the first Irish-language song to make such an impact

B-Side The Leeside: Joe O'Leary recalls his band's long route to 'overnight' success, as well as some of the highs and lows along the way 

B-Side The Leeside: He was Jack Lynch's nephew, but the Douglas singer became famous in his own right for a catchy song that became Ireland's Eurovision entry in 1979 

B-Side the Leeside: More than 40 years after the seminal album was released, it is still hailed as a classic of the genre 

B-Side The Leeside: The singer-songwriter had huge success with the album of Irish classics he released in 2008

B-Side The Leeside:  The inside story of the band's debut album, Trains, Boats and Planes 

Eddie Kiely has been helping run the Cork indie label for over a decade, providing an outlet for acts such as the Frank and Walters, as well as emerging bands 

B-Side The Leeside: Hank Wedel and Princes Street may not have quite fitted with the trends of the late 1980s, but they released a six-track EP that still stands the test of time 

As part of Cork's tenure as European Capital of Culture in 2005,  a compilation album from one of the city's best venues featured more than 50 tracks recorded by an eclectic mix of acts 

Stoker’s Lodge created the classic Cork album featuring tunes such as Salonika and Johnny Jump Up. The tale of how it was made even takes in one of the Guggenheim dynasty

A classic Cork insult was turned into a nationwide hit by Tim O’Riordan and his talented group in 2004, and the song was even adapted overseas 

Mark O'Sullivan may have recorded with the likes of Morten Harket and Leftfield, but there's a strong Cork soccer strand running through his output

Featuring in a film with the American star is just part of the story of Métisse's brush with fame after the success of their hit 'Boom Boom Ba'

The latest in our series on Cork's greatest records looks back to the Choice Prize-nominated debut from the Bantry singer-songwriter

The latest of our series on Cork's greatest records features collections compiled by promoter Joe Kelly and alternative fashion house Primetime, to showcase the city's music in the Noughties

Cork's Greatest Records: A four-band compilation recorded at a gig at the Arcadia in 1980 stands as an important document of the city’s thriving post-punk scene

Cork's Greatest Records: A studio fire and a stolen van are just part of Waiting Room's eventful story 

The single had risqué lyrics, but it helped turn Gina, Dale Haze & the Champions into stars  

Ed Power gets the inside story on the city’s most wonderfully titled record, in the first instalment of our new weekly feature on Cork albums.