Marian Roche

The 8.5 kilometre section of road will be closed from Oliver's Cross to just before Hannah Griffin's Bar from 4th March, and due to reopen on 4th December, unless work finishes before that time.

The South Eastern Mountain Rescue Association (SEMRA) were called to Coumshingaun in west Waterford on Monday, after a walker fell and suffered a suspected spinal injury.

Local actor Joe Mullins is this week looking forward to the premier of his new movie ‘The Line', which is to be screened at the Dublin International Film Festival at the end of the month.

An Bord Pleanála have granted permission for the remediation of Fermoy Weir and the building of a fish bypass in the River Blackwater. The board stated that it was their belief that the works will not have significant negative effects on the environment nor the community, would not be a risk of pollution and would […]

Mitchelstown handballer Tomás Donegan is one half of an All-Ireland winning duo this week, as he and teammate Paul Hedderman won the Golden Masters A All-Ireland handball final against Dublin last weekend.

Storm Kathleen did not prevent a small crowd from gathering at the library in Mitchelstown last Saturday afternoon for the launch of a new exhibit, ‘Green Echoes: Ukrainian Views of Irish Landscape'.

Three-time Formula Drift champion James Deane, hailing from Castletownroche, is riding high after winning the opening round of the 2024 Formula Drift season in Long Beach, California last Saturday.

The Chief Executive's report on the redesign of the Christ Church junction in Fermoy is expected to be made public in May, when it will be put to all the councillors of Cork County Council.

A young actress and writer hailing from Ballyduff Upper in Waterford is embarking upon a new project inspired by the ‘countless stories' of women who are victims of sexual assault and violence that is perpetrated by men.

The skyline of Mitchelstown continues to change as the months go by, with the rooftops of new houses at the old Presentation Convent site now clearly visible to anyone passing by.