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The Irish Examiner is a different and distinct voice in the Ireland’s national discourse, highlighting stories and perspectives not found elsewhere. We are extremely proud of our Cork and Munster roots but write about issues affecting all Irish people every day. The latest breaking local and international news and spor

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Cairn Homes sees housing output and revenues surge

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (270+ words) 6 Months for €18.50 CITY APARTMENTS FEATURE 2026. Former CMP Dairy site on Kinsale Road/ Tramore Road, Cork. Creamfields development by CAIRN at Ballyphehane, Cork City. City Apartments Feature 2026. Picture: Larry Cummins Cairn Homes saw revenues surge by 60% to €455.5m in the first half…...

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Lift-off for Cork's South Docks as work finally due to start on 103 homes

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (1055+ words) Five years after plans were unveiled to transform Cork City’s South Docks, work is finally due to get underway, starting with 103 apartments on Kennedy Quay, in a partnership between the LDA and developer O’Callaghan Properties. The long-awaited regeneration of Cork’s…...

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John G Dwyer: Sheep could have helped prevent Slievenamon fires

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (964+ words) With its gentle slopes and beguiling mythology, Slievenamon was once one of my favourite uplands to ramble. On this quintessential Tipperary mountain, I greatly enjoyed exploring its broad, sheep-strewn flanks and abundant mythological associations before writing about “the mountain of…...