(JJ Hurley) Noah Ryan, set to feature in the Ross Oil Junior A SE Hurling Final at the weekend The destination of both the Procure.ie South East Junior A Football Championship and the Ross Oil Junior A Hurling Championship will be decided this weekend, with two eagerly anticipated finals lined up. Football Final: Ballygarvan vs Carrigaline Evan O'Connor will hope he can repeat his goal touch in the Procure.ie SE Junior A Football at the weekend. ( Delores Kidney) First u

Halloween Spectacular in Passage West Writes Leo McMahon Nobody does Halloween like Passage West as you will see by visiting the incredible ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ themed display in the playground of the former Star of the Sea Primary School. It has all been made possible by an amazing international team of volunteers who are raising funds for Marymount University Hospital and Hospice. It's open from this Friday, October 24 th  to Sunday, October 26th from 6 to 9pm and the

Kinsale AFC is proud to celebrate Chairperson Trina O’Neill, who has dedicated over 13 years to the club committee and served as Chairperson for the past 9 years. Trina continues a long family tradition of involvement in the club, following in the footsteps of her father Tom Jones, Uncle Denis Jones, Grand Uncle Connie O’Hare, and brothers Peter & David. Her own three sons, Stephen, Brian, and Barry, are also active in the club. Described as the “heartbeat of the club and the

SE System Intermediate Camogie final set for Castle Road on Sunday at 4pm (JJ Hurley) Sliabh Rua will make their second appearance in as many years in the SE System Intermediate Camogie final at Castle Road on Sunday at 4pm, aiming to go one better than last year. Facing the Clontead outfit in this decider are Carbery side Ballinascarty, a side team manager, Denis Crowley, expects to put it up to the Sliabh Rua girls. However, he’s hoping that having reached last year’s final

Carrigaline Bookshop has been selected as one of four Cork outlets to host special events as part of Irish Book Week 2025, which runs from October 18th to 25th. Now in its eighth year, Irish Book Week is a nationwide celebration of Irish bookshops, authors, publishers, illustrators, and poets. The initiative encourages readers to shop local and shop Irish, while discovering — or rediscovering — the joy of reading through in-store events and creative displays.   On Saturday, O