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As the brand new School year kicked off this week, Cullen and Rathcoole Schools were among the first in the Duhallow area to open their doors to a new influx of Junior Infants. In Cullen, nine children started their primary education while St....
Craig Coady, who lost one son, and is currently caring for another suffering from the same rare disease, says he is ‘relieved’ but ‘exhausted’ after the HSE approved a drug which can slow its progression by up to 50 per cent. Following months...
The Lord Mayor of Cork has led tributes to a Mid Cork centenarian nun who made front page news as one of 1,200 people who lived to see their entry in the historic first census of the fledgling Irish state when the 1926 census was published earlier...
Three decades of standing ovations, nurturing talent and tear-wrenching stories are to be celebrated in Banteer as the community-run Glen Theatre turns 30. The venue’s 30th anniversary celebrations will kick off in October with their...
An Aghabullogue family has organised a coffee morning in aid of the Irish Kidney Association (IKA) following a successful kidney transplant and tremendous care experienced in Dublin. Dave Walsh received a kidney transplant in May...
The unqualified success of the Millstreet International Summer Horse Show proved a fitting reward to the long established staging at the Green Glens Complex. Favourable weather added to the success of the six day proceedings with the...
“Twenty years is a wonderful achievement and today we are not simply celebrating a building or an organisation, we are celebrating people” said Board member Victoria Page as she welcomed everyone to the 20th Anniversary celebration...
The unqualified success of the Millstreet International Summer Horse Show proved a fitting reward to the long established staging at the Green Glens Complex. Favourable weather added to the success of the six day proceedings with the...