Ted Murphy Photography is proud to present Bádóirí (Boat People) a photographic exhibition hosted by Cork County Council at Camden Fort Meagher, Crosshaven, Co. Cork P43 WY82. Bádóirí ( Boat People) is a photographic exhibition by local photographer Ted Murphy, celebrating the lives of remarkable local characters and personalities in Crosshaven Village, County Cork. "These are people whose individuality, stories and presence have shaped our coastal community and whose like ma

Tuesday the 9th of June was a very special day for Holy Well NS as we celebrated the achievement of being awarded the Active School Flag. To mark this wonderful accomplishment, we held a flag-raising ceremony in the Middle School Yard. The ceremony was made even more special by the musical performances of Ms O’Mahony and the Ukidukes. We were also delighted to enjoy two tunes played on the tin whistle by Ms Herlihy’s Second Class. Second Class also performed a lively dance fo

Carrigaline 2-14 Uibh Laoire 1-16 (JJ Hurley) Cork GAA PRO, Ger O'Sullivan, Presenting the Paudie Palmer Trophy to Chris O'Herlihy in Ovens On Friday night (credit Bernard Laverty) Niall Coakley kept his cool to send over a late free as Carrigaline survived a dramatic Uibh Laoire comeback to claim the McCarthy Insurance County Division 2 Football League title at Ovens on Friday night. Forty-seven minutes into the second half, Coakley stroked home a penalty after Brian O

Cork Week 2026, one of the most anticipated fixtures on the global sailing calendar, will deliver another spectacular week of racing on Cork Harbour from 6–10th July, in a regatta first hosted in 1978. Hosted by the Royal Cork Yacht Club in the picturesque village of Crosshaven and surrounding areas, the biennial regatta will once again combine world-class competition with a unique coastal atmosphere, welcoming seasoned sailors and shoreside spectators alike. Cork Week 2026 i

A Cork filmmaker who has documented projects run by local groups has been honoured with a Community Spirit Award for her dedication to giving a voice to local volunteers. Lorraine Hogan has been highlighting the people and grassroots initiatives that shape local life ensuring their contributions are recognised, valued and remembered. Her self-funded films include Seanscoil (2025), which documents a community transforming a historic schoolhouse into an arts hub (The Tracton C