Crowds throng to see relics of St Charbel
Hundreds turned out to St Patrick’s Church in Fermoy on Tuesday morning as the parish welcomed the first class relics of St Charbel, where Rosary and...
Dolphin spotted in River Bride
Many outdoor enthusiasts may be used to spotting a trout or a salmon along the River Bride locally, however, this week a more unusual...
Former hotel premises to accommodate up to 112 people as direct...
The premises where Lismore House Hotel once operated from is purported to become a direct provision centre following a meeting between Superintendent Lacey of...
Galbally thanks Dr Una for 24 years of community service
After some 24 years of service to the wider community, Dr Una Ní Rathaille was commended for her contribution to Galbally and surrounding area on...
‘Reasonable’ to assume Kilfinane bones are of Staker Wallace
The quest for Staker Wallace nears its completion, as it was said this week that it is 'reasonable' to believe that he is one of...
Lots of options at St. Colman’s careers night
It's never too early to start looking at your career options and on Thursday evening last, St. Colman's College, Fermoy hosted an event where...
‘Farcical’ water issues holding back development
The lack of growth in the communities of Glanworth, Carraig na bhFear and Lisgoold was a major topic discussed at a Cork County Council...
Two awards for Kilworth’s Young Scientist Leah Nolan
Transition Year student Leah Nolan from Kilworth continued her winning streak at this year’s BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) on Friday, as...
Capacity increased at Mitchelstown WWTP but Capital works of a ‘significant...
Interim works to Mitchelstown Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) have provided an additional capacity for 200 persons equivalent (PE). However, capital works are still...
Heroes’ welcome for Ballygiblin’s finest
At this stage, celebrations have eased but not ended, as Ballygiblin hurlers and their supporters dine out on the fact that they are the best...
