In the end, this was a game decided by margins. Crosshaven and Ballygarvan could not be separated over normal time, finishing level at Crosshaven 1-10 to Ballygarvan 2-07. The early exchanges said a lot about how tight the contest would be. Both sides squandered chances, with two wides apiece before the first real opening arrived. When it did, it came from Pádraig Murphy’s attempt at a point, which dropped behind Shane Kennefick and into the net. It was a scrappy goal, but it

(JJ Hurley) The late Willie Coleman, Ballynoe, Ballinhassig, has been remembered as a hugely respected figure in Gaelic games, whose years of dedication and service left a lasting legacy in his local club and throughout the wider GAA community. Willie passed away peacefully on October 19, 2026, following a long illness, bravely borne, in the exceptional care of the staff at Marymount Hospice. The late Willie Coleman He was surrounded by his loving family. A proud servant of

(Staff Journalist) Friends of the Trail is a recently constituted group of residents from Belgooly, Kinsale and Riverstick seeking to improve connectivity between the three residential areas. At the heart of the group’s aims is a desire to connect communities while respecting the land. Friends of the Trail wants to demonstrate to Cork County Council the level of local support across Belgooly, Kinsale and Riverstick for a safe, accessible connection trail that benefits all thr

(JJ Hurley) The future of the Lusitania Museum at the Old Head of Kinsale will be explored at a special evening of art and history at St Catherine’s Cultural Centre on Thursday, November 5th. Organised by the Lusitania Museum/Old Head Signal Tower Heritage CLG, Lusitania: The Next Chapter will feature artist Áine Andrews, maritime historian Mike Brady and the launch of a new fundraising campaign video. Áine will present A Portrait of Hugh Lane: A Life Cut Short, examining th

(Staff Reporter) A familiar friend has made a welcome return to its home on Pier Road on Tuesday last, as the Galleon mast has been reinstated. Something of an iconic symbol of the town, it makes a welcome return just in time to mark the 425th anniversary of the Battle of Kinsale in December. Initially installed in 2001 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Siege and Battle of Kinsale in 1601, the mast was designed by the late Robert Jacob of Scilly, Kinsale. Chairperso