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CARRIGALINE ATHLETICS CLUB IS HONOURED FOR ITS COMMITMENT TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
Carrigaline Athletics Club has been honoured for its dedication to supporting adults with mixed abilities and helping them with a range of goals from completing their first 5K to running a marathon. The club has been awarded a Community Spirit Award, which is sponsored by the Cork International Hotel and The Carrighoun. Carrigaline AC is the 8th largest club in county Cork with 317 members - 183 adults and 134 juveniles. The club was set up in May 2012 and is run entirely by
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AWARD FOR VOLUNTEER WHO RAISED FUNDS FOR CHILDREN WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS IN RINGASKIDDY
AWARD FOR VOLUNTEER WHO RAISED FUNDS FOR CHILDREN WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS IN RINGASKIDDY A volunteer who headed up a committee to raise €3,500 for children with additional needs has been honoured with a Community Spirit Award. Michael Coakley, from Monkstown, set up the fundraising group in December 2025 to help support the Sunshine and Smiles Club. The money raised will help the club run activities for members including a summer camp in July and August this year. The Sunsh
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Carrigaline playground to close for four weeks to facilitate upgrade works
Cork County Council, in partnership with the Carrigaline Playground Committee and SECAD, is pleased to announce that renovation works on Carrigaline Playground in Carrigaline Community Park will commence on 15 June 2026, marking the beginning of an exciting upgrade that will deliver a modern, enhanced play space for the local community. The Carrigaline Playground Committee welcomed the commencement of works, “As members of the Playground Committee we couldn't be happier we ar
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6 days ago2 min read


Carrigdhoun Clubs Face Crunch Games in County Hurling Leagues
(JJ Hurley) (Recent action from Ballygarvan V Tracton in the RedFM Division 5HL) (credit Delores Kidney) With promotion and relegation issues still to be decided, a crunch weekend awaits South East clubs in the Red FM County Hurling Leagues as the competition enters its closing stages. Ballymartle, who continue to be hampered by injuries, are rooted to the bottom of Division Two with just one point from seven games and can no longer realistically avoid relegation. However, th
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