Cork-based seafood processor, The Good Fish Company, has scooped this year’s BIM Seafood Innovation Award for a new salmon product that is helping the business grow its presence in the United States. The Good Fish Company won the award, announced at the Blas na hÉireann Irish Food Awards, for its premium Atlantic Salmon with Guinness Sweet Honey Mustard Melt & Panko Crumb product. The product has already achieved significant international recognition, including the Seafood E

Writes Leo McMahon Twelve applications have been received for casual trading and casual provision of service licences in Carrigaline Municipal District (MD) since August following on the adopting of byelaws in 2025. There is a total of 21 bays available. The application process closed on September 18th reported MD officer Denise Kidney at the recent meeting. However, exceptions for late applications were still being considered in exceptional circumstances on a case-by-case b

(JJ Hurley) Charlotte O'Driscoll who is making a quite splash in the world of swimming At just 16 years old, Charlotte O’Driscoll has achieved an impressive series of long-distance swimming milestones, including completing the 21km Fastnet swim and crossing the English Channel as part of a six-person relay team. With further challenges planned for 2027, Charlotte hopes to use her passion for swimming to raise funds for Mencap. In March 2026, Charlotte attended the Irish Long

Valley Rovers 0-18 Kinsale 1-12 (Joe Lynch accepting the Con Murphy Cup from, Myles Barry Chairman of the SE Board, following Valley Rovers' victory over Kinsale in the Ross Oil Junior A Hurling Final at Shanbally on Saturday) Eoghan Galgey delivered a match-winning performance as Valley Rovers overcame Kinsale in a closely contested Ross Oil South East Junior A Hurling Final at Shanbally on Saturday. The Innishannon side will now turn their attention to the Co-Op Superstore

JJ Hurley Kinsale following their victory over Belgooly in the recent Ross Oil SE Junior A Hurling Semi Final South East hurling fans head to Shanbally as Kinsale and Valley Rovers meet in the Ross Oil Junior A Hurling Final on Saturday. It promises to be an intriguing affair and, if it is anything like Kinsale’s encounter with Belgooly in the semi-final, it will be a treat for hurling fans. Realistically, coming into the final, the Innishannon side must be favourites, as t