Organisation: Diarmuid

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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'Easing that awful burden': Nursing home owners and the new normal

Diarmuid Ó'Dálaigh, owner of Oaklodge Nursing Home, has been considering the strange aspects of the new normal.

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Convicted sex offender gets five years for possession of child pornography

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Cork media go head to head in triathlon relay

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Father-of-one gets suspended sentence for possession of child pornography images

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Ciarán Kilkenny: Jim Gavin had duty of care to Connolly

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My Facebook free February could become a Facebook free life

Pressure mounting on Bernard Brogan to deliver, admits Ray Cosgrove

Early last month, ex-Dublin All Star Ray Cosgrove responded to criticism of Bernard Brogan’s patchy form by claiming that Dublin’s talisman is ‘undroppable’. He’s not quite as certain now.

Fri, 16 Sep, 2016

Duggan case ‘slipped through the net’, says GPA chief Farrell

Gaelic Players Association chief Dessie Farrell believes former Cork footballer Diarmuid Duggan “slipped through the net” of the GAA’s welfare scheme.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2012

Volunteers transform field of dreams into glorious garden

THE transformation of an abandoned field into a beautiful community garden in a west Cork village can be seen on RTÉ One tonight.

Fri, 10 Dec, 2010

Blazing a trail like a natural down Ballyhoura way

REMEMBER the bit in the old baseball movie ‘The Natural’ when the eponymous Robert Redford is lamenting his sorry past (he was shot by Barbara Hershey), beating himself up to Glenn Close?

Fri, 03 Sep, 2010

Rising Star stands out in Sprint

YOUGHAL stages a superb all-final card tonight, featuring the Ted Fitzgerald & TS Southern Sprint and the Diarmuid Coffey Open Unraced deciders.

Fri, 20 Oct, 2006

Private colleges see growth continue

Private third level colleges can make up to €60m a year in profit according to Diarmuid Hegarty, chairman of Ireland's biggest fee-paying college, Griffith College.

Tue, 05 Sep, 2006

Angry parents hold car protest over school bus places

IOLANDA RYAN will have to drive 120 miles each week to get her son Diarmuid to and from school unless a bus seat is provided for him. And she's not alone.

Wed, 31 Aug, 2005

O’Callaghan Properties net firm award

MAHON POINT developers O’Callaghan Properties are the winners of the Esat BT Cork Company of the Year Award.

Sat, 14 Feb, 2004