Place: Charleville

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Pedestrian safety works to begin in Charleville following fatal accidents
Pedestrian safety works to begin in Charleville following fatal accidents
Works on town’s main street, due to start in February, will see the existing five pedestrian crossings refurbished and upgraded 

Wed, 24 Jan, 2024

Three men charged as part of investigation into North Cork  feud remanded on bail
Three men charged as part of investigation into North Cork  feud remanded on bail
Three men charged in connection with a family feud in Charleville, north Cork, were remanded on bail until March 12 to await Director of Public Prosecution directions.

Tue, 23 Jan, 2024

Gardaí charge fifth man in connection with Charleville feud investigation
Gardaí charge fifth man in connection with Charleville feud investigation
Paddy O’Driscoll was charged with causing criminal damage and possession of a slash hook

Fri, 12 Jan, 2024

Court upholds €91k award to woman who fell on wet dancefloor of Charleville hotel
Court upholds €91k award to woman who fell on wet dancefloor of Charleville hotel
The Limerick woman described the floor where she fell as being 'like glass'

Mon, 06 Nov, 2023

Windows of eight Charleville businesses smashed during one crime spree
Windows of eight Charleville businesses smashed during one crime spree
Accused — who is already in jail for arson and has now had his sentence increased — had 99 previous convictions, 30 of them for causing criminal damage

Sun, 29 Oct, 2023

Stock house building
Letters to the Editor: Ireland's housing crisis is a shortage of political will
One reader says our fundamental problem is not a shortage of housing, while others consider topics including the National Gender Service, and pay and conditions in the Defence Forces 

Tue, 03 Oct, 2023

Jamison Gibson-Park kicks past David Sisi 27/2/2021
How The Garryowen got its name during game in Charleville amidst the Civil War
Ireland’s last game in the pool section of the Rugby World Cup will be against Scotland on October 7, four days short of the 101st anniversary of how 'The Garryowen' is believed to have got its name during a rugby game in Charleville amidst the civil war

Sat, 02 Sep, 2023

Cork town to get safety upgrades to reduce traffic speeds after pedestrian deaths
Cork town to get safety upgrades to reduce traffic speeds after pedestrian deaths
Temporary 'fixes' planned in advance of a proper bypass of Charleville — as part of the planned N/M20 Cork-Limerick main road upgrade

Fri, 01 Sep, 2023

IDA has 'washed their hands of West Cork' — Council asks for unused landbanks
IDA has 'washed their hands of West Cork' — Council asks for unused landbanks
Cork County councillor maintained the IDA is concentrating on metropolitan areas at the expense of rural ones

Fri, 16 Jun, 2023

Transport authority to fund safety upgrades following pedestrian deaths in Charleville 
Transport authority to fund safety upgrades following pedestrian deaths in Charleville 
Transport Infrastructure Ireland also said it would fund the design of an inner relief road, acknowledging a proper bypass of the town will not happen until the upgrade of the main Cork-Limerick road is completed

Mon, 22 May, 2023

Tánaiste: Opposition motion on eviction ban 'just playing politics'
Tánaiste: Opposition motion on eviction ban 'just playing politics'
Micheál Martin was speaking at the opening of new social housing in Charleville, Co Cork

Fri, 24 Mar, 2023

De Valera’s former Cork school converted into apartments by charity
De Valera’s former Cork school converted into apartments by charity
Centenary House, as the new scheme will now be known, will soon be fully occupied after renovations by the Peter McVerry Trust.

Fri, 24 Mar, 2023

Charleville play delves into Dromcollogher fire that claimed 48 lives 
Charleville play delves into Dromcollogher fire that claimed 48 lives 
The Bell Ringer looks at the 1926 tragedy near the Cork-Limerick border 

Tue, 17 Jan, 2023

Charleville Park Hotel owners successfully appeal €22k discrimination case against Traveller family
Charleville Park Hotel owners successfully appeal €22k discrimination case against Traveller family
Judge reverses decision of the equality tribunal, saying the case came down to a requirement to have a credit card to book a room and not discrimination

Wed, 19 Oct, 2022

'We don't want to strike, but we just can’t be paid less for the same job anymore'
'We don't want to strike, but we just can’t be paid less for the same job anymore'
Care workers across the country are set to go on strike, as many have not seen a pay increase in 14 years

Wed, 21 Sep, 2022

Eoin Hahessy: de Valera and Mannix forged an unlikely bond that helped shape Ireland
Eoin Hahessy: de Valera and Mannix forged an unlikely bond that helped shape Ireland
Ahead of the Irish Examiner's supplement and UCC's conference on the Civil War, we recall Archbishop Daniel Mannix whose role in those turbulent times demands a renewed focus 

Wed, 08 Jun, 2022

Brothers call time on popular Cork toy store after half a century in business
Brothers call time on popular Cork toy store after half a century in business
The doors of Noonan’s of Charleville were first opened by John and Jimmy’s grandparents in the 1890s

Tue, 07 Jun, 2022

'Good level of interest' in 34-acre farm near Charleville and Buttevant
'Good level of interest' in 34-acre farm near Charleville and Buttevant
Selling agent Maurice Stack said: “There are no farm buildings of any kind on it. There’s just a cattle pen there."

Sun, 15 May, 2022

Bypass Ireland: Traffic costs lives on Charleville's busy streets
Bypass Ireland: Traffic costs lives on Charleville's busy streets
It's a complex relationship. Traffic brings business but also chokes up the busy town on the Cork Limerick border. And, as a local funeral director points out, it has also brought danger

Sun, 17 Apr, 2022

Dr Declan Jordan: Cork to Limerick rail and greenway plans 'a boon' for the region
Dr Declan Jordan: Cork to Limerick rail and greenway plans 'a boon' for the region
A dual carriageway, combined with sustainable solutions such as rail, is a much more sensible solution than the previously-planned motorway, writes Dr Declan Jordan

Thu, 31 Mar, 2022

A 'lack of compassion' towards grandmother and two other Travellers costs Cork hotel €16k
A 'lack of compassion' towards grandmother and two other Travellers costs Cork hotel €16k
The hearing was told that the grandmother was left standing in the lobby despite her ill health and that she felt completely unwanted and shamed

Wed, 02 Feb, 2022

Man fails to prevent receiver from selling his land in Cork
Man fails to prevent receiver from selling his land in Cork
The issue arises from an unpaid €70,000 loan

Fri, 08 Oct, 2021

Ask Audrey: Kerrymen would give you the eye even if you had a moustache
Ask Audrey: Kerrymen would give you the eye even if you had a moustache
Sorting out Cork people for ages

Thu, 25 Jun, 2020

33 acres of 'typical Golden Vale' land for sale
33 acres of 'typical Golden Vale' land for sale
For sale with the Kilmallock office of GVM Auctioneers, a 33-acre non-residential holding is brand new to the market and sure to attract a good deal of attention both locally and from farther afield.

Fri, 19 Jun, 2020

Cholera to Covid: Fake news and deadly diseases
Cholera to Covid: Fake news and deadly diseases
An image from Day of the Straws.

Mon, 15 Jun, 2020

Irish Rail raises €86,000 in three months from clamping fines
Irish Rail raises €86,000 in three months from clamping fines
Irish Rail generated almost €86,000 in car clamping fines during the first three months of the year, almost 30% of which was collected from two Cork stations alone.

Tue, 09 Jun, 2020

Young man sped through two red traffic lights in stolen car, court hears
Young man sped through two red traffic lights in stolen car, court hears
A young man who sped through two red traffic lights in a stolen car while under the influence of cannabis asked a guard why he blocked him in and said that they could have had a chase.

Tue, 09 Jun, 2020

Man, 70s, dies following quad bike accident on west Cork farm
Man, 70s, dies following quad bike accident on west Cork farm
This is the fourth farming fatality in Cork this year.

Wed, 03 Jun, 2020

€10,000/acre sought for 145-acre residential dairy holding
€10,000/acre sought for 145-acre residential dairy holding
A 145-acre holding in the townland of Duxtown, Co Limerick (approximately 7km south of Rathkeale) makes for a rare overall package and is new to the market jointly with John Flynn Auctioneers of Charleville, Co Cork and with John Giltinane of Adare Properties, Adare, Co Limerick

Thu, 21 May, 2020

Man, 70s, killed following incident involving bull on Cork farm
Man, 70s, killed following incident involving bull on Cork farm
A man in his 70s has died following an incident involving a bull on a farm in Ballinhassig, Co Cork.

Sun, 10 May, 2020

'I don’t know what I’d do without Bruff and the good decent people'
'I don’t know what I’d do without Bruff and the good decent people'
The official functions to mark Bruff RFC’s 50th anniversary may be on hold in the midst of this pandemic but for members of the rural Co. Limerick club there is still plenty to celebrate.

Thu, 07 May, 2020

Farmers urged to review safety over fears of spike in child deaths
Farmers urged to review safety over fears of spike in child deaths
The Health and Safety Authority has urged farmers to be extra vigilant as it fears a spike in child deaths on farms could occur this year.

Mon, 13 Apr, 2020

Help is at hand for financial worries - Mabs Ireland
Help is at hand for financial worries - Mabs Ireland
As the coronavirus pandemic holds the country in its deadly grip and the effects of restrictions take their toll, the spectre of job losses and the inevitable inability to meet financial commitments is a major worry for many people.

Sun, 12 Apr, 2020

Man sneezed in woman's face and laughed in 'vicious' crime, court told
Man sneezed in woman's face and laughed in 'vicious' crime, court told
A young man sneezing into a woman’s face and then laughing at her was described by the sentencing judge today as a vicious crime in the current climate.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2020

Ballincollig raring to go as All-Ireland opportunity awaits
Ballincollig raring to go as All-Ireland opportunity awaits
With so much sport still to be played to get the 2019-20 campaign in the books once the Covid-19 pandemic relents, thoughts of 20-21 seem a distant prospect right now but not for Ballincollig RFC.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2020

Charities warn of influx of unwanted dogs
Charities warn of influx of unwanted dogs
A major dog rehoming charity is expecting a huge influx of unwanted dogs when people no longer have to stay at home because of Covid-19.

Sun, 05 Apr, 2020

Man, 64, dies after being attacked by bull on Co Cork farm
Man, 64, dies after being attacked by bull on Co Cork farm
The 64-year-old farmer was tending to a number of bulls in a shed on Thursday when the attack happened.

Fri, 03 Apr, 2020

Switch to private treaty sale for 44-acre residential farm
Switch to private treaty sale for 44-acre residential farm
A residential farm located in South County Limerick between the N21 and the N20 will not, after all, go for public auction at the end of the month.

Thu, 02 Apr, 2020

Mother has no 'plan B' for disabled child if she contracts Covid-19
Mother has no 'plan B' for disabled child if she contracts Covid-19

The mother of a severely disabled child is scared about becoming ill with Covid-19, because there is no “plan B” for her son’s care.

Mon, 23 Mar, 2020

Michael Clifford: We owe Ballyhea a debt of gratitude
Michael Clifford: We owe Ballyhea a debt of gratitude

Tomorrow, Ballyhea says no for the last time. The final protest march through the North Cork village is scheduled to begin around 10am, leaving time for its completion before second mass in the parish church.

Fri, 06 Mar, 2020

Special Report: Lack of investment stalls drive to get Cork City moving
Special Report: Lack of investment stalls drive to get Cork City moving

A decade-long lack of investment in major roads projects has caused a major traffic jam in Cork — literally and figuratively.

Mon, 02 Mar, 2020

Mayor elected as replacements for newly-elected TDs join Cork council
Mayor elected as replacements for newly-elected TDs join Cork council

Cork County Council has elected a new mayor and welcomed four new councillors who were co-opted onto the local authority to replace members who have been elected to the Dáil.

Mon, 24 Feb, 2020

New Mayor of County Cork to be selected on February 24
New Mayor of County Cork to be selected on February 24

A new Mayor of County Cork will be selected on February 24 by which time it may be clearer as to who will replace three county councillors who have won seats in the Dáil.

Thu, 13 Feb, 2020

Limerick shine in the spotlight against 'difficult to judge' Cork
Limerick shine in the spotlight against 'difficult to judge' Cork

If the championship is Broadway and the NHL off-Broadway, how would you describe last Saturday night?

Sun, 12 Jan, 2020

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