Latest:
- 08:26 Pulis in the dark over line-up
- 08:26 Blues boss backing Benitez
- 08:26 Bent to the rescue for Bruce
- 08:06 Two killed in Taliban suicide blast
- 06:06 Six killed at Pakistan aid agency
- 06:01 Shipwrecks found in Baltic Sea
- 06:01 Dalai Lama slams China repression
- 06:01 Food aid 'diverted to militants'
Kerry bids €22m for Newmarket
GAME ON — Kerry Group has formally launched a bid to take over Newmarket Coop with confirmation of a €22 million offer.
Sadness all round as Cullen Post Office closes
IT was children's allowance collection day on Tuesday, and the steady stream of customers through the doors of Cullen Post Office were all wondering if it would be the last time they transacted their business in their own village.
Angry reaction to being searched
A FERMOY man, who reacted angrily to being stopped and searched by gardai after he left a nightclub, has been convicted on a charge of resisting arrest and jailed for 14-days.
Have your say in Mallow's parking plans
THIS Friday there will be a public consultation on the proposed alterations to the pay parking zones in Mallow.
Composer hitting all the right notes
AN award-winning piece from the pen of Fermoy-born composer Solfa Carlile this week made its Irish premiere at the country's most prestigious music venue.
Batt joins pupils roughing it to highlight poverty
TWENTY two Transition Year students and seven teachers from Millstreet Community School braved the freezing cold and took part in a 'sleep out' overnight this week at the doors of St Patrick's Church, Millstreet to support Trocaire's Lenten campaign on hunger.
Illegal dumping on the increase
THE illegal dumping of domestic waste by the roadside is turning a wellknown beauty spot near the village of Glenville into a virtual rubbish tip.
New bridge for Mallow
THE design for a new bridge at Lower Beecher St in Mallow has been completed, Mallow Town Council heard this week.
'Penny-wise' St Mary's students set up thrifty second hand shop
GIRLS at a Mallow secondary school have set up a bargain clothes shop in a bid to tackle financial pressures among families in the area. Twelve students are set to launch 'Pennywise' which will specialise in teenager's clothes, on March 10 at Mallow Youth Centre.
Walsh laments lack of urgency in Rebels play
DENIS Walsh acknowledged that, in light of the well-documented hurling crisis in Limerick at the moment, Cork were in a no-win situation at the Gaelic Grounds last Saturday night. "It was a difficult game for us, because, irrespective of how well or how badly we performed, we weren't going to get any credit.
KANTURK CALLING: Terrific win for U15 rugby team
U15 Rugby.Sunday's Well 7-Kanturk 41: Kanturk travelled to Cork on Saturday morning in a bid to finish in top spot in the league. Lying a point behind Mallow and the home side, Kanturk entered this game knowing that only a win will do to keep their season alive. The tension was palpable before kick off with both sides wary of each other. In near perfect conditions, Kanturk got the game under way and kicked off to the home side.
Editor's Choice
-
Photographer Mark is best in the business
FORMER Corkman photographer Mark Condron has been named as the winner of the Press Photographers Association AIB Photojournalist of the Year for 2009...
Breaking News
- 08:26 Pulis in the dark over line-up
- 08:26 Blues boss backing Benitez
- 08:26 Bent to the rescue for Bruce
- 17:36 Pienaar shrugs off rumours
- 17:36 Fergie expects supporting role for Becks
Top stories from Tuesday, 09.03.10
- 03:16 Liam Adams in extradition hearing
- 21:36 Police quotas not being devolved
- 20:16 Hospital has 58,000 X-ray backlog
- 18:56 Cowen: Impossible to scrap leases
- 18:16 Warning over obesity surgery delays
