Place: Drishane Castle

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‘Stuck in direct provision limbo, but grateful and happy’

Children living in a direct provision centre performed a special dance as a way of saying thanks to local people in Macroom, Co Cork, who hosted a board games afternoon for them last weekend.

farming

81-acre residential farm with slatted unit in North Cork

racing

Biggest win of career for Michael Ryan in Millstreet

general

A life less ordinary: Spending time with the last Irish missionary nun in Japan

sport

Robert Splaine to Allen: Play your usual game in World Cup final

sport

March launch for sport horse plan

European pony event a €7m local boost

It is unlikely Dermot Mór MacCarthy could have envisaged that, 600 years after he built Drishane Castle in Cork, its rolling grounds would reverberate to the sound of horses and riders jockeying to be champions of Europe.

Mon, 28 Jul, 2014

Slattery has high hopes as Europeans return to Millstreet

Ireland pony show jumping team manager Tom Slattery is confident his charges will rise to the occasion as the European Championships return to Millstreet next week after 25 years.

Thu, 24 Jul, 2014

Refugees urged to use complaints procedure

The Department of Justice plans to renew efforts to ensure residents of refugee and asylum seeker centres fully engage with an established complaints procedure.

Thu, 27 Jun, 2013

Lotto millionaire maintaining a low profile

A POLE, a builder or an asylum seeker. They were the main candidates last night as Millstreet’s Lotto millionaire managed to keep a low profile.

Mon, 20 Nov, 2006