Charleville, Kanturk and Mallow clubs once again all enjoyed strong performances across the board to remain in contention in the early stages of the league campaign, while the Mallow women
North Cork educational psychologist and children’s author Ann Linehan has been honoured with a Golden Wizard Book Prize 2025 for her self-published children’s book, Young Yogi Adventures: Young Yogis Go
Mallow’s Carol Guerin, owner of Mallow Physical Therapy Clinic, has been announced as a finalist in the Irish Women in Business Network’s “Women in Business Excellence Awards (WIBEAs)” in the
Mallow RFC has strengthened their J1 squad ahead of the 2025/26 season with the arrivals of Riley Harrison from New Zealand and Santino “Santi” Bravo from Spain/Argentina, adding further depth
Councillors and local representatives have provided updates on major infrastructure and transport developments in the Mallow area. Cllr. Gearóid Murphy recently attended a meeting with Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) to
Mystery and excitement have been swirling around the Mallow Retail Park as “let agreed” signs appeared on a unit, sparking rumours about potential new tenants. The retail park already boasts
Charleville native Alec Morrissey, has been named one of the co-chairs of the newly formed BITA Ireland Midwest Chapter, an exciting merger of BITA’s Limerick and Ireland West chapters. An
O’Mahonys Centra Mallow has been crowned Maxol Store of the Year 2025, marking a remarkable third win in this prestigious accolade. The award was presented at the Maxol conference held
Sublime Driving School has officially launched in Mallow, becoming Cork’s only multilingual driving school. Founded by Rui Faria (“Roo-e”), an RSA-approved driving instructor and certified Basketball Ireland youth coach, the
Destiny Okharedia, a student at the Patrician Academy in Mallow, ex-Mallow United player, and current Cork City academy star, as well as a key player on the school’s U15 soccer