The Cork Evening Herald was first published in September 1833 and continued until March 1841, when it was superseded by The Cork Examiner. It was printed thrice-weekly, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by John Rorke, junior, for the proprietor, Richard Meara.
Special Collections holds six loose issues of The Cork Evening Herald, as follows:
In addition, Special Collections holds 1833-1836 on microfilm.
Other holdings
A full run of this newspaper is held by the British Library. Additionally, the related Cork Daily Herald, is available through the (for-pay) British Newspaper Archive.
