‘Visit Mitchelstown’: a brand in the making?
A public meeting is to be held in Mitchelstown on the evening of Thursday, January 25th, aiming to consolidate the tourism offerings of the surrounding...
Gold for Fermoy rowers at Coupe de la Jeunesse
Fermoy Rowing Club’s Ellie O’Reilly and Gill McGirr became the the first Irish girls pair to win gold at the Coupe de la Jeunesse last...
Shooting enthusiasts aiming high in Bartlemy
Following months of crippling Covid-19 restrictions, events are slowly returning to our villages and towns.
In an interesting twist, smaller and more rural locations seem better...
Ballyhooly volunteer Liam Burke, remembered
There was a fine attendance at last Sunday's ceremony in Gortroche, Ballyhooly, to mark the centenary of Liam Burke's tragic death.
Born in 1900 to James...
OPW’s reticence on Conna Castle criticised
The OPW’s lack of communication as to the status of works and access at Conna Castle has once again come up for criticism.
Cllr William...
‘Anxious start’ but State exams going well
The sun is shining, there isn’t a cloud in the sky, which can only mean one thing; the exams are upon us.
For many Leaving...
Lighting the way in Tallow
In the absence of an adjoining footpath, our roads are not safe for pedestrians - this is especially true at this time of year....
‘Save Fermoy Weir’ features on RTE News
Fermoy featured on RTE news numerous times on Sunday April 15.
Local man and weekly contributor to The Avondhu, Donal O’Keeffe, contacted RTE to ask...
Sexual assault victim “relieved and delighted” by Veste’s guilty plea
The Fermoy woman who survived a brutal assault by sex offender Vadim Veste has spoken of her relief that Veste entered a guilty plea,...
Watergrasshill beauty spot destroyed by dumping
A local beauty spot near Watergrasshill has fallen subject to dumping in recent times.
Contents of a house remodelling including pipes, timber and home insulation materials,...
