THE FAMILIES of two men who drowned in an heroic sea rescue called yesterday for improved lifeguard cover and more safety signs on the beach where their loved ones lost their lives.

AT a deserted inlet at West Cork’s Owenahincha Beach yesterday afternoon, five-year-old Niamh Twomey laid a make-shift cross at the spot where the body of Jonathan Herlihy was found hours earlier.

Boat owners from as far away as Dundalk have offered their services to help end the agony for the Herlihy family desperate to find their missing son, Jonathan.

PEOPLE leading the search for the body of the student who drowned saving two swimmers appealed last night for more volunteers and boats. The full-scale sea, shore and cliff search for the body of Jonathan Herlihy will enter its sixth day today along the West Cork coast.

Glanmire 0-17 Ballinora 0-7

COLMAN CORRIGAN’S football career took many twists and turns, but he has fond memories of his days as a student at DLS Macroom.

Glanmire 1-8 Castletownbere 1-7

IN their first year playing Dr Harty Cup hurling, Youghal CBS are within sight of a place in the knock out stages.