‘Shared space’ footpath to benefit pedestrians & cyclists
Works to the tune of €105,000 are set to be complete by the middle of next week along a section of the R639 Fermoy to...
‘No crib for a bed’ for Fermoy Men’s Shed
Once again, the familiar nativity scene has appeared opposite Shinnick’s Spark at the top of Barrack Hill in Fermoy.
The crib, commissioned and funded by...
Works on Barnane to commence in 2021
Repairs to Barnane have been scheduled for the start of quarter 2 of 2021. The news from Cork County Council follows outcries from locals who...
Relief for retailers as shops reopen
Retailers have declared that they are delighted to reopen after Lockdown 2.0. Following what has been a frustrating period largely closed to the public,...
Funding call to fix crumbling graveyards
A councillor has called on the local authority to put a plan in place to ensure historic cemeteries are maintained, saying there are several...
Stroke survivor Jim gives message of hope
Twelve years ago Jim Burke’s life changed forever. The council worker from Mitchelstown felt unwell at work and returned home, he suffered a massive...
UCC ranked as one of the most ‘sustainable universities’ in the...
An international ranking which examines sustainability practices in universities across the world, has ranked University College Cork (UCC) today at ninth, the only Irish university...
‘No plans to close Fermoy SouthDoc’ Minister states
A Government Minister has declared that there will be no change to SouthDoc services in Mitchelstown and Fermoy.
The assurance was made by Deputy Mary...
Speeds of up to 106kmh detected near Castlelyons estate
Issues with speeding on the main street in Castlelyons (L1518) have been highlighted by a local resident who, having purchased a radar gun online,...
2021 Ford trends report finds consumers resilient and adaptive amid the...
2020 has been a year no one saw coming. COVID-19 has wrought economic, political and emotional chaos, testing the limits of individuals, families, healthcare...
