Jackie Keogh is a Reporter at The Source Weekly and The Southern Star. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, public security, culture and society, as well as arts and entertainment, with a keen interest in fine art and water management. Jackie’s work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her versatility and depth in reporting.
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By: Jackie Keogh, Sara Baume Will, Will Dearbhla, Paul Mescal, Karl Henry, Karl Said, Marino Church, Margaret Busby, Clive Allison, Jonathan Coe, Elaine Feeney, Charlie Mackesy, Andrew Miller, Ian Rankin, Catherine Ryan Howard, Jessica Trayn
MINISTER for Culture, Communications and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan TD will be in Bantry on Friday July 10th to officially launch this year’s much anticipated West Cork Literary Festival.
By: Jackie Keogh
OF the 1,788 complaints made to the Legal Services Regulatory Authority last year, 199 complaints were made about legal practitioners based in Cork, writes Jackie Keogh.
By: Jackie Keogh
Among the ten deceased, retired and serving members of An Garda Síochána who were honoured with Scott Medals for bravery, one previously served in Bantry, while another gave long and distinguished service to the people of Skibbereen.
By: Jackie Keogh, Garda Siochana, Donovan Rossa
GARDAÍ are investigating a road traffic incident that occurred at Quarry Road, Drimoleague, in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Castletownbere lifeboat was tasked at 2.38pm on Tuesday to go to the assistance of a 30ft local fishing boat.One of the two-man crew on board had become ill and the skipper called for assistance from its location just off Three Castle Head.While the vessel started steaming for Ca
RESEARCH has found a cocktail of chemical residues exceeding food safety limits in one of our favourite Summer fruits, the strawberry.In light of these findings, Bernadette Connolly, coordinator of The Environmental Forum, which has its offices in Enniskeane, described current fo
By: Jackie Keogh
The administration team behind Skibbereen Notice Board’s Facebook page are considering pulling the plug.
By: Jackie Keogh
A touch of Australian humour has made its way into the courtyard of Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre in Skibbereen.
A 12-year-old from Model Farm Road in Cork got a surprise while out fishing off Whiddy Island with his parents and cousins from Australia when an inquisitive Pipefish popped up to say hello.Miranda Brennan said she and her husband Alan Walsh, from Bantry, and their relations, wer
NEW data from the Road Safety Authority reveals that rural roads account for 85% of driver fatalities across Ireland.Despite carrying less traffic than urban routes, these roads present a unique set of challenges, and certain mistakes behind the wheel can carry fines, such as th
