Debut album for North Cork composer
A composer with strong links to The Avondhu region is set to realise a dream as she releases her debut album.
Emily Magner Hurley is...
Clonmel Park Hotel delighted to secure their Covid-19 Safety Charter
The team at the Clonmel Park Hotel were delighted last week to receive their certification from Failte Ireland of their inclusion in the Nationwide...
Fermoy pool on schedule to reopen end of month
It has been confirmed this week that maintenance work at Fermoy swimming pool has largely been completed, with the facility now on schedule to reopen at...
REVIEW: Ford Puma
by Seán Creedon
The Government are trying to curb the number of cars imported from England by imposing extra charges for older ‘dirtier’ models. One...
Boris Johnson’s madman diplomacy trashes the UK’s international reputation
The Madman Doctrine of negotiation has never worked, and it won’t work for the Brexiteers either.
In April 1971, with peace talks with North Vietnam...
Community Monuments Fund 2020 – call for projects
Additional capital funding has been identified for investment in our archaeological heritage, with part of the funding prioritised for local authorities, private owners and...
Tech Fest 2020 to go virtual
One of Europe’s most exciting technology symposiums, running for over 10 years, is back. Tech Summit 2020, has reinvented itself as it@cork Tech Fest...
Work continues at Mill Island healthcare facility
Work at the new primary care campus being developed at Mill Island in Fermoy by UHPC is well underway with works at the site...
More spacious, more connected, more emotive: the new ŠKODA OCTAVIA goes...
The ŠKODA OCTAVIA is a car that has really been taken to the hearts of Ireland’s car buyers. Since it first arrived in this...
Just a tenth of Irish Graduates have found work this year...
Only 16% of graduates looking for their first job since March have been successful, with the new cohort of graduates from the summer set...
