Haulbowline junior parkrun celebrated its second birthday this January. During that time, we’ve welcomed over 450 junior participants and 150 volunteers, who together have covered more than 5,000km around the park.Junior parkrun is a free, weekly, timed 2km running and walking event for children aged 4–14. It takes place every Sunday at 9.30am at locations all over Ireland. Children can take part with parents or grandparents, and the fully marshalled course ensures plenty of

As we celebrate 35 years of local journalism, we look back on some of the editions that shaped The Carrigdhoun Newspaper legacy and trust within the community.      Issues On Carrigaline’s ‘Southern Relief Route’ Carrigaline Municipal District (MD) unanimously supported a motion by Cllr Liam O’Connor (FG) urging Cork County Council to take charge of the main road section of Forest Hill estate to install urgent traffic calming measures. The road, part of a southern relief rout

(JJ Hurley) For those trying to get on the property ladder or indeed rent a property, this article outlines some of the options open to you As house prices continue to spiral, with the national average cost of a home heading towards €385,000, we look at the options available to renters and prospective homeowners. Traditionally, for many struggling to secure a mortgage the local authority and the provision of social housing to rent was always the first option. For anyone think

By Tara Maher   Aifric Deasy , a 5th-year student at Kinsale Community School, combined her interests in politics and computer science for her project. She set out to tackle the growing problem of bias in news media by using artificial intelligence, which earned her the Oracle Academy special award and 3rd place in the Senior Technology Individual category. “Bias in news is a bigger problem today than ever before, and I wanted to use my interest in computer science to help ad