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<p>Dena O'Donovan and Clodagh McGuirk on Inchydoney beach in West Cork indicating where the sand dunes used to be, to illustrate how depleted they have been by recent storms. Picture: Eddie O'Hare</p>

munster

Locals pledge to slow down the 'alarming' rapid erosion of Inchydoney's sand dunes

Up to 9m of sand dunes have disappeared from the beach, prompting fears about its impact on local wildlife.

Hotelier Dena O'Donovan runs Clonakilty’s iconic O’Donovan’s Hotel which has survived countless recessions, the Spanish Flu, the War of Independence, Civil War, and foot and mouth.

general

‘We are all the time evolving’: Clonakilty businesses amid Covid-19 have embraced change and challenge

Man jailed after kicking in door of local hotel

news

Man jailed after kicking in door of local hotel

A farmer, a cyclist, and a stolen coat: West Cork springs into action to catch thief

news

A farmer, a cyclist, and a stolen coat: West Cork springs into action to catch thief

No monkey business as town salutes Tojo

news

No monkey business as town salutes Tojo

news

Ferocity of floodwater captured on camera

Hotel says farewell to ‘resident’ Ben after 17-year stay

THE owners of one of the country’s oldest family-run hotels are in mourning after a cherished ‘resident’ checked out for the big kennel in the sky.

Thu, 07 Oct, 2010