SE System Intermediate Camogie final set for Castle Road on Sunday at 4pm (JJ Hurley) Sliabh Rua will make their second appearance in as many years in the SE System Intermediate Camogie final at Castle Road on Sunday at 4pm, aiming to go one better than last year. Facing the Clontead outfit in this decider are Carbery side Ballinascarty, a side team manager, Denis Crowley, expects to put it up to the Sliabh Rua girls. However, he’s hoping that having reached last year’s final

Carrigaline Bookshop has been selected as one of four Cork outlets to host special events as part of Irish Book Week 2025, which runs from October 18th to 25th. Now in its eighth year, Irish Book Week is a nationwide celebration of Irish bookshops, authors, publishers, illustrators, and poets. The initiative encourages readers to shop local and shop Irish, while discovering — or rediscovering — the joy of reading through in-store events and creative displays.   On Saturday, O

Blues Ready for Battle as They Take on Ballincollig in County Final Showdown (JJ Hurley) Ballinhassig will face their toughest test of the year this Sunday when they take on Ballincollig in the Co-op Superstores Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship final at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Although Ballinhassig defeated their near-neighbours earlier in the season during the league phase, Ballincollig have since raised their game, most recently overcoming a highly fancied Dungourney sid

Cork County Council has welcomed €340,000 that has been allocated to Camden Fort Meagher, under the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF) latest Category 2 call. The announcement came from Dara Calleary, T.D., Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht’s. Camden was one of a number of Cork locations chosen as part of the grant funding.  The Old Steam Mill in Skibbereen,  Avondhu Blackwater Partnership CLG; Carraig na bhFear Community, Civic and S