Person: Billy Houlihan

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property

Sign of the times: terraced homes built in early 1900s in West Cork are now a crafty buy

BEARING a proud, local link to Clonakilty’s past are the former artisan dwelling homes on the West Cork town’s Casement Street, part of what’s now the main bypass route along the N71, and on the doorstep of all of Clon’s long-established, and also newly provided, services.

property

Clonakilty's Linen Hall comes to market

Makeover of towns inspiring

farming

Clonakilty to house its rich history

general

West Cork's model railway is back on track

news

Major model makeovers planned for tiny towns and villages

Postcards turn back century for diaspora towns

Postcards depicting streetscapes 100 years apart are to be given free to people in Co Cork as part of an attempt to attract the diaspora back to the county for The Gathering.

Thu, 07 Feb, 2013

Details of memorial to abuse victims due

DETAILS of the planned €500,000 memorial to victims of institutional child abuse will be announced next summer more than three years after it was proposed.

Thu, 29 Dec, 2011

€500,000 budget for memorial to honour victims of institutional child abuse

A €500,000 budget has been made available by the Government for the memorial promised in honour of the victims of institutional child abuse.

Mon, 19 Oct, 2009

Live life to the max at the World’s End

FOR those who dread the onslaught of TV channels from around the globe in the digital revolution, there’s an irony in the fact that the Head of RTÉ’s Digital Television development lives in a place called World’s End.

Sat, 14 Feb, 2004

The good, the bad and the ugly in rural design

THE PRODUCT of two years’ work and an integral part of the new County Development Plan, the much-awaited Rural Design Guide, by Cork County Council, is due for release in the first week of January 2004.

Sat, 03 Jan, 2004