By Donagh Murphy On Tuesday last 28th April, Crosshaven Camogie returned to Castle Road, where they won last years, U14 B Championship final against Glen Rovers in an exciting match which finished with just a point between the teams. It would be a re match again vs Glen Rovers in the Semi Final of Cork Feile Division 3. If was a beautiful sunny evening for throw in, the reward would be a final that same evening against either Rockban or Passage, who were playing in the othe

Members of Tracton Athletic Club recently gathered for the official launch of the club’s annual 4 Mile Road Race, which will take place on Friday, 10th July 2026 at 8:00pm in Minane Bridge. This popular summer event attracts runners of all levels and promises an enjoyable evening of racing in a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere. The race will be chip timed and held under an AAI permit. Ian Dorgan: Coach / Committee; Sheila Moran & Rodney Daunt: Club members & Maeve Pigo

By Tara Maher It has been a difficult few days for all in the Carrigdhoun area. We, as the wider community must ask ourselves how to we support one another and also take care of ourselves during this time of sad grief. Irish people are known worldwide for the “gift of the gab”, but it is ironic that as a nation, we struggle to articulate our thoughts during our time of loss. Mental Health Ireland recently announced the return of Hello, How Are You? Day on May 15th 2026,

Residents of the Carrigdhoun Division will be looking forward to the upcoming divisional championships following last Monday night’s draw in the Huntsman Bar in Belgooly. This year, the South East welcomes back Procure.ie as sponsors of the Junior A Football Championship, while Ross Oil will support the Junior A Hurling Championship. With four competitions down for decision, the main focus remains on the Junior A grades. In the Junior A Hurling Championship, the prospect of K

(JJ Hurley) The Late Darragh King ( Bernard Lavery) Carrigaline and the greater community remain numb at the untimely passing of Darragh King, affectionately known as the Kinger. The sense of disbelief at the news has left a heaviness in our hearts, even for those of us who didn’t know him personally. My only contact was the odd acknowledgement as he walked off the field, wearing his beloved blue and gold and knowing he had left it all on the pitch. You knew, reporting on a m