Crosshaven continued their impressive run of form, securing a hard-fought 3-1 victory over a resilient Macroom side in the Munster Senior League. The win marks Crosshaven's fourth consecutive triumph, a remarkable achievement given they traveled with depleted numbers due to illness. The game started steadily, but it was Macroom who broke the deadlock in the 26th minute. A somewhat fortuitous bounce saw the ball skid awkwardly, allowing the home side to capitalize and take an

Tracton 3-17 Diarmuid Ó Murchús 1-13 Three first-half Tracton goals proved decisive as they held off a brave Diarmuid Ó Murchús effort in the Ross Oil U21 C Hurling Final in Minane Bridge on Tuesday night. Tracton Ross Oil U21 C Hurling Champions Two goals from man of the match, Cathal Lowney and one from Daire O'Riordan in the opening 30 minutes gave their opponents a huge mountain to climb in the second half, a task that proved insurmountable. However, the Crosshaven/Shamro

Diarmuid Ó Murchús 1-12 (1-2-8)  Newcestown 0-9 (1-0-9) (JJ Hurley) Diarmuid Ó Murchús celebrating their first county title tonight in Bishopstown Diarmuid Ó Murchús claimed their first county title with a powerful second-half performance as they defeated Newcestown in the Fé 18 D1 Football final at Bishopstown on Saturday night. Trailing by a single point at the interval, the Carrigdhoun side upped the ante in the second period, led by the influential Oisín Buckley. Howeve

(JJ Hurley) Kinsale’s residents begin their Christmas celebrations early this year with the return of an old friend, the pantomime, Goldilocks and The Three Bears  on Tuesday, November 25th. David Pearse set to play (Auntie Sceptic) in the upcoming Goldilocks and The Three Bears at the Shane Fitzsimons Riverside Theatre at Kinsale Community School from November 25th, seen here with some of the cast. (John Allen Images) Making a welcome return to the town’s Christmas diary, T

Crosshaven Tri Club held its Annual General Meeting this month, celebrating another outstanding year of growth, participation, and achievement both on and off the course. David Pollard was confirmed to continue as Chair for the year ahead, following a year that saw record engagement, new initiatives, and the club’s highest ever membership. Membership has risen sharply to over 130 members. The club now proudly has their most female members in a year to date and has a target to