The Main Stories Making The Headlines Across Cork
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A 42 year-old man's condition is no longer life-threatening - after he was shot in the city yesterday.
The shooting happened in the Wilton Manor area at around 5 o'clock yesterday morning.
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The second meeting of the Citizens' Assembly on drug use is getting underway in Dublin Castle this morning.
One hundred people, including 99 randomly chosen members of the public, will examine the issue over the next six months.
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A leading animal welfare charity in Cork is appealling to people to do their research before getting a pet.
It comes an many animal charities across the country are overwhelmed by "a tsumani " of dogs and other pets being surrendered in recent months.
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Derry GAA manager Rory Gallagher says he's stepping back from his role this weekend.
Earlier this week, the GAA boss said he'd been made aware of a social media post by his estranged wife, which made a number of serious allegations against him.
He said those allegations had been dealt with at the time by the relevant authorities.
