Ancient ‘Kerry cow’ bones discovered on Dingle Peninsula ‘were never cattle at all’
NEW RESEARCH HAS revealed that ancient “Kerry cow” bones discovered on the Dingle Peninsula were “never cattle at all”.…
Taoiseach's old student stomping ground delights von der Leyen as EU presidency kicks off – The Journal
Taoiseach’s old student stomping ground delights von der Leyen as EU presidency kicks off The JournalAs it happened: Von…
Former US hunger strike prisoners in Cork for movie screening at UCC
Three former Californian prisoners inspired by the 1981 hunger strike in the Maze prison will be in Cork today…
President pays tribute to ‘extraordinary career’ of poet and author Gabriel Rosenstock following death at 76
Mr Rosenstock (76) was a globally renowned poet and writer, who brought the Irish language to the world’s…
Awards for Cork university’s cancer researchers
University College Cork (UCC) researchers were recently honoured at the Irish Cancer Society Research Awards for their work…
What’s the meaning of Friday the 13th and why are we so afraid of it?
International numerologist Gráinne Tyndall and psychotherapist Sarah Skinner point to the mythology around the day The horror film…
Cork’s Tyndall Institute wraps up space ‘wave’ project
Cork’s Tyndall National Institute has wrapped up a multi-year project with the European Space Agency (ESA). The Cork-based…
Push on for more dental training places in Cork
Work is ongoing to increase dental training places in Cork despite the scrapping of plans for a new…
UCC needs volunteers to try special bread in vitamin D study
Try a healthy alternative to your regular bread – in the name of science 12:21, 28 Nov 2025Updated…
Cork university unveils portraits of 11 trailblazing Munster women
University College Cork (UCC) has unveiled a new series of female-focused portraits as part of the Accenture Women…
Businesswoman Jennifer O’Neill-Mardokh’s renovated Paris home
Jennifer O’Neill-Mardokh fell in love with a renovated pub dating from 1938 in the western suburbs of Paris…
People suffering from Parkinson’s disease feel pitied and misjudged, Irish study finds
A research team from University College Cork (UCC) found stigma was frequently encountered in social situations where people…