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The Corner House is a television programme that debuted in 2004. Produced at The Corner House in Cork City, the series has been part of the local broadcast lineup since its initial airing, representing the city's media output and is based in Cork.

The Corner House is a television programme that falls under the episode genre. It is listed simply as a programme, with its title matching the name of the venue it is associated with. In official records the work is identified by the straightforward label ‘The Corner House’, indicating both its title and its format. The first transmission of this episode took place in 2004. That initial broadcast marked the programme’s entry onto the screen, establishing its presence in the early‑2000s television landscape. No later dates are recorded, so the 2004 airing remains the sole reference point for when audiences first encountered the show. The production originates from Cork City, specifically from a location known as The Corner House. This ties the programme directly to the Irish city, suggesting that the filming or creative base was situated there. The reference to Cork City provides a geographical context for the episode’s roots. In summary, the episode titled The Corner House is a programme first aired in 2004 and produced out of The Corner House in Cork City. All available details point to a single, concise set of facts: its name, its classification as an episode, its broadcast year, and its place of origin. No additional information is supplied beyond these points.