Place: Dunmanway, Co Cork

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Letter returned to hotel... 150 years on

A letter written almost 150 years ago in an Irish hotel by a descendant of the great princes of Carbery has been presented to the hotel by his American family.

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Preschool asks boy, 3, to leave over cannabis treatment fears

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Spice O’Life are adding spice to season of joy

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Watch: The sellers at the Ballabuidhe horse fair

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Child abuser to ‘serve’ his sentence at home

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Farmer in hot water for obeying felling order

Ulster Bank ‘open for business’ as €2bn in SME and mortgage funds unveiled

Agri-food and drink, healthcare, ICT and med-tech companies are among those set to benefit from Ulster Bank’s €1.2bn fund for SMEs.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2014

Jail for man who toppled 7ft statue of Virgin Mary

A man who toppled a 7ft high statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary from a pedestal in former convent grounds was yesterday jailed for criminal damage.

Sat, 19 Oct, 2013

GAA legend Maguire to be honoured with €750k visitor centre

Plans are being drawn up to create a €750,000 visitor centre to commemorate the man whose name is synonymous with Gaelic football.

Thu, 29 Mar, 2012

Jury returns verdict of manslaughter in Dunmanway trial

A jury returned a 10-2 majority verdict today against a middle-aged Fermoy woman of not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter in the case where the victim was found weeks later submerged in a slurry pit.

Thu, 07 Apr, 2011

Murder accused gave us details of scene, says witness

A MURDER trial witness testified that the accused woman told him in graphic detail that she hit the victim with a mallet, that his head opened up and that a dog licked the blood from the kitchen floor.

Fri, 01 Apr, 2011

Honey production under threat as mite attacks bees

IRISH honey production is under threat from Varroa mite disease, which has vastly depleted bee populations over the past 10 years, beekeepers were warned yesterday.

Mon, 28 Jan, 2008

Danny, nine, in tune with charity after releasing Christmas CD

LAUNCHES of Christmas CDs as charity fundraisers may be two a penny, but one in particular is quite unique - it’s being done by a nine-year-old boy.

Wed, 08 Dec, 2004

Ireland to bear brunt of reforms, says Walsh

IRISH farmers and the Irish economy are being asked to bear too much of the CAP reform shake-up, said Agriculture Minister Joe Walsh at a seminar on the Fischler proposals in Dunmanway, Co Cork last Tuesday.

Thu, 27 Mar, 2003