The Carrigdhoun Newspaper continues to champion everything local, with sport now playing an increasingly important role in our coverage. Over the past 12 months, JJ Hurley has become our dedicated sports reporter, helping to expand the paper's coverage across the region. "I've really enjoyed growing our sports coverage," JJ said. "It's certainly been a challenge." He paid tribute to the many clubs that have supported the paper, particularly during the recent Beamish Stout Mun

Ballinhassig 2-20 Courcey Rovers 3-13 (JJ Hurley) Ballinhassig laid down an early marker for the upcoming championship with a deserved victory over Courcey Rovers in the South East Junior A Hurling League Final at Riverstick on Thursday night. Credit to the Ballinspittle outfit for battling throughout, but second-half goals from James Lombard and man-of-the-match Luke Farley proved decisive as Ballinhassig claimed the title. In perfect hurling conditions, Ballinhassig opened

Cork County Council Library and Arts Service has marked its centenary with the launch of a special commemorative booklet, celebrating 100 years of library services across the county and highlighting the rich history of learning, culture and community connection throughout the county of Cork. The publication traces the evolution of the library service from its early beginnings in the 1920s to the dynamic, modern network in place today. It will be available free of charge in al

A planning application has been lodged for a mixed-use residential and commercial development on the prominent site bounded by Kilmoney Road Lower and Church Hill in the heart of Carrigaline. Known locally as Cogan’s Corner, the site has long been a significant landmark within the town. The corner building was occupied and operated by the Cogan family for approximately 40 years before becoming vacant in 2012. Over time, the neglected structure became one of the most visible e