The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints provides FamilySearch free of charge and they have a great range of records ...

The 18-year-old lifts his curly brown hair to flash a long, red scar on the right side of his head, above his ear, where a piece of his skull is gone. The missing bone fragment has left a dent in ...

The 18-year-old lifts his curly brown hair to flash a long, red scar on the right side of his head, above his ear, where a piece of his skull is gone. The missing bone fragment has left a dent in ...

Where’s the best place in Cork to go for a breakfast, light lunch or sweet treat, a friendly, locally owned and run cafe where you won’t have to pay over the odds and the food always hits the spot?

EDMONTON - Not many people are able to say they can actually feel their brain. Chase Delorme-Rowan can even see it pulsing.

Skibbereen-based Mayor of County Cork Joe Carroll said: "It's a huge body of work to have almost 100,000 burial records available online for people from across the globe to discover their ancestor ...

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The two-car crash happened on the N72 at Navigation Road in Mallow, County Cork, at around 3.30pm on Sunday. A woman in her 60s and another woman in her 40s, the drivers of the cars, died at the ...

"As a parish, as the vicar of the parish and as parishioners ... In 2019, vandals broke in and decapitated the Crusader. The skull was later recovered and reattached with the help of the nearby ...

Cork County Council has sought €32m from Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) to repair crumbling sections of three national secondary routes The N71 at Barnageeha between Bantry and ...

who was an RIC constable executed by republicans during the War of Independence and secretly buried at a location in Cork. Éamon Grogan (88), who was an active IRA member in the 1950s ...

In 2002, on a cold and rainy February in Cork, young accountant Ronan Guilfoyle received an email from a former colleague who had made the move to the British dependency in the Caribbean and was ...