Remembering Penal times in Ballyhooly
Mass rocks are reasonably common in Ireland and date back to the 1700s when the British government introduced Penal Laws to suppress the Roman...
Villages shine in Ballyhoura Country Tidy Town awards
The efforts of Tidy Town groups across the Ballyhoura area were clearly evident on Thursday last, June 30, as representatives of groups from across...
Local Home Helps receive FETAC Level 5 Major Award
As part of the HSE continued efforts to improve and develop the Home Help service that is provided by Home Helps in the community,...
Fermoy’s Kevin O’Farrell serving as Secretary General
All this week, thousands of people from over 70 countries have been attending the 29th World Buiatrics Congress (WBC) in Dublin, the first time...
Loudest Whisper complete nationwide tour and plan ahead for big 2017
Fermoy music group Loudest Whisper - pictured above performing at The Burren Storehouse, Lisdoonvarna during their recent nationwide tour - round out their 30-date tour of Ireland with...
Special treat for Mitchelstown from Aldi
Mitchelstown can look forward to an extra special Christmas this year thanks to a substantial donation to the town’s Christmas lights appeal.
Aldi’s Regional Distribution...
CBS farming project recognised by the Mayor
A team of students from the CBS Secondary School in Mitchelstown who made farm safety for children their priority for the Young Social Innovators...
Glenroe faced with Knotweed problem
Glenroe Tidy Towns group has identified four stands of Japanese Knotweed on the roadside and in a wood in their South Limerick community.
A tidy...
Signalised junction causing uncertainty for motorists
Motorists yet to grasp the dynamics of the new signalised junction at George’s Street in Mitchelstown are creating uncertainty that it is feared, according...
More great names for Indie 2016
With the date for the Indiependence Music & Arts Festival at the Deer Farm, Mitchelstown fast approaching (July 29 to 31), the new VIP Garden tickets and three tiers of...
