8 in 10 adults in Munster worry about the risks of...
Almost half of adults in Munster (44%) admit to only wearing sunscreen in Ireland during the summer months with an additional 2 in 5...
May celebrates centenary birthday
Born in 1916 in what was a landmark year for Ireland, avid reader of The Avondhu May Hennessy recently celebrated her 100th birthday with...
Anne is hooked on crochet
The kitchen dining table is adorned with a teapot covered with a luxurious tea cosy, there are matching covers on the milk jug and...
Be safe in the sun warns melanoma patient advocate
A patient advocate for melanoma from Skeheenarinky, Kay Curtin, is warning people to be safe in the sun and to be aware of changes...
Presentation students go wild for Young Environmentalist Awards
A patch of land which was an eyesore overgrown with weeds and strewn with rubbish, is set to be transformed into a ‘Wild Walk’...
Darkness Into Light unites the people of Mitchelstown
Mitchelstown was a sea of yellow in the early hours of Saturday morning last, as people took to the streets in droves to support...
Prestigious award for Mitchelstown photographer
Mitchelstown photographer Bill Power has won the prestigious title of Best Photographer in the 93rd annual Scottish International Salon of Photography 2016.
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Lismore celebrates 25 years as a heritage town by bringing historic...
One of Ireland’s most historic towns is set to celebrate 25 years as a heritage town status with a live pageant and parade which...
New book follows life of Nano Nagle
Nano Nagle is one of the most pioneering figures in Ireland’s history and author Noela Fox, has just released a new book about her...
Inches walkway finally set to reopen?
The popular Inches walkway in Fermoy will reopen to the public within the next few weeks – eight months after it was due to...
