Bus Stop for Ballygiblin being ‘investigated’
The National Transport Authority and Bus Éireann have confirmed that an official bus stop for Ballygiblin is to be investigated.
For some time now, calls have...
Amusement arcade decision deferred until September
The court sitting to determine the awarding of a gaming licence to Perks Amusements at 45 Lower Cork Street, Mitchelstown was heard by Judge...
Local GPs refuse to give Covid-19 test referral
The Avondhu was contacted by an individual during the week who had been declined a Covid-19 test referral from local general practitioners.
The individual said...
Makeover for Araglin’s ‘moving statues’
Statues of the Virgin Mary and St Bernadette, formerly accommodated in Araglin Grotto, have moved - but only to the residence of local community activist,...
Same-sex couple queried on free travel pass
Galbally-based Roy Galvin is seeking for Bus Éireann staff to be ‘sufficiently trained’ after an incident in which he and his husband were questioned...
‘Community Connect’ programme answers the call
Covid-19 has presented challenges to local communities on a scale which they have never encountered before. As a result of this, the importance of...
Anaerobic digester for Ballyhoura under consideration
Ballyhoura Development CLG have announced they will be undertaking a feasibility study for a community owned anaerobic digester in the region.
Anaerobic digesters (AD) are...
Bright new start for Gaelscoil pupils
On Friday morning last, February 17th, pupils of Gaelscoil de hIde in Fermoy, filed out of the 'sean scoil' and marched off to their 'scoil...
Recalling a great year for Ballygiblin hurlers
2018 was a breakthrough season for the hurlers of Ballygiblin, who capped a memorable North Cork campaign by winning the junior A hurling championship following...
Large turnout to ‘Stand with Santa’
Weather was no contest for Santa at the Strand last weekend, as a strong turnout was seen in support of the annual fundraising event.
Almost...
