Sky’s the Limit for Hard Workers at Bweeng Quarry
At Breedon Group plc’s Bweeng Quarry in Co. Cork, no two days are the same for Roy Willis, senior quarry manager. From driving a shovel to working on the weighbridge
At Breedon Group plc’s Bweeng Quarry in Co. Cork, no two days are the same for Roy Willis, senior quarry manager. From driving a shovel to working on the weighbridge
The Duhallow Heritage Society is inviting the public to an evening of historical insight and reflection with noted historian Pádraig Óg Ó Ruairc, who will present his talk, “The Disappeared:
Mallow Castle is set to get a frightful makeover this October as the popular Haunted Walk returns for 2025. Organised by Cork County Council in collaboration with Mallow Arts Collective,
Minister of State for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Jerry Buttimer, recently visited North Cork to highlight a number of projects supported by CLÁR and Community Recognition funding.
Kilshannig 1-18 Dromina 2-13 Kilshannig produced a breathtaking fightback to claim only their second ever Avondhu Junior A Hurling title, overcoming Dromina in a thrilling final at Churchtown GAA Grounds
The much-loved O’Neills Sports Warehouse Clearance Sale makes its return to Cork Racecourse in Mallow, and this year it’s the final opportunity to grab a bargain before the festive season.
Another chapter in North Cork’s hospitality story is turning, as The Haggart Bar and Grill, a much-loved restaurant and bar in the heart of Freemount village, has been placed on
Jack Shanahan claimed his first-ever Round win in the series and securing the prestigious 2025 Formula DRIFT PRO Rookie of the Year title in the process at the Shoreline Showdown
Business leaders looking to move beyond daily firefighting and short-term problem-solving will have the chance to reset their approach next month, with Mallow-based leadership expert Niall Lehane of Probiatas featuring
Liam Quaide TD, elected to represent Cork East, has slammed the illegal felling of around 30 acres of ancient woodland in Rathcool, North Cork, describing the destruction as “horrific.” “This