Place: Dun an Oir

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Ophelia: Islanders off Cork warn of crisis as power cut to storm gates

Residents of one of the country’s largest inhabited islands have warned of an emerging crisis after power cuts effectively crippled their multi-million euro harbour storm gates.

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WATCH: Victory for residents over ghost estates in Lismire

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Storm Imogen wreaks blackout havoc

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Sunny Dún an Óir sits above coastal glories in West Cork

Of oghams, oratories and oh my god views

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Kenny accused of 'passing the buck' in family eviction case

Couple facing eviction vow to fight back

A couple facing eviction have vowed to fight to save their home.

Wed, 25 Sep, 2013

Starter homes

We view a selection of starter homes from around the country.

Sat, 29 Jun, 2013

Trading Up

West Cork €310,000

Sat, 01 Jun, 2013

Kerry: Walking in footsteps of the Vikings

BAILE na nGall means the foreigners’ town, referring to a 9th century Viking settlement at Smerwick, a Norse name meaning the butter harbour.

Mon, 13 Aug, 2012

North Cork scheme prices slashed to €105,000

DIFFERENT counties, different houses and different values, but the same sale pitch – very sizeable price drops.

Sat, 18 Sep, 2010

Effects of global warming to hit Irish coastline

ANGLING and marine tourism in Ireland as well as some historical monuments could be significantly affected by the impact of climate change over coming decades, a new report has warned.

Tue, 06 Oct, 2009