Carrigaline United 5 College Corinthians 0 JJ Hurley Rob Walker who scored Carrig's fouth goal on Friday night Carrigaline United produced a dominant display to sweep aside College Corinthians 5-0 at Ballea on Friday night in the FAI Junior Cup. With just three points separating the sides in the Beamish Stout Munster Premier Junior League, this was expected to be a close contest, but the home side took control early, striking twice inside the opening 14 minutes. The breakthr

Writes Leo McMahon Speed ramps for Ballinhassig were requested by an Cathaoirleach Cllr Ben Dalton-O’Sullivan (Ind) at the recent meeting of the county council’s Carrigaline Municipal District (MD). ‘While awaiting funding for a full traffic calming scheme for the village, I am asking that the area office install ramps on the approach roads under a 1994 Road Traffic Act Section 38 scheme which can provide for these.’ Cllr Dalton-O’Sullivan further requested speed ramps at Wa

The Good Fish Company has further enhanced its growing global reputation by picking up the prestigious 2026 Seafood Excellence Awards at the Seafood Expo North America/Seafood Processing North America in Boston for the second consecutive year. Celebrations at the company’s Ringaskiddy headquarters were loud after confirmation of the news that its sumptuous new Coconut Margarita Haddock offering had been named “Best New Retail Product” at the showcase seafood event, putting it

By Barry Cogan Thanks to the hard-working organising committee, this year’s Saint Patrick’s Day parade was the biggest and best attended parade to date, blessed with a fine day. Grand Marshalls of the Parade, the Carrigaline Pipe Band, were represented on the viewing stand by their Manager and former side drummer Paddy O’Connell, Chairman Mark O’Flynn and Assistant Treasurer and former Bass Drummer Denis Drinan. Led by the World Champions, the Carrigaline Pipe Band, the para

(JJ Hurley) A busy weekend on the local sports front as football fans look to get over the disappointment of Prague on Thursday night. For Carrigaline, who are making progress in the development of their new playing facilities in Ballygarvan, the club’s second Junior team have an all-important semi-final outing on Sunday. Down to face Ballynanty at Douglas Hall’s ground at 3pm on Sunday in the semi-final of the Munster Shield, the game promises to be a cracker. For Cork footb