Place: Lisavaird

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Parents pay price for drug debts of children, says judge

A judge has warned that drug users are putting their families in danger due to the drug debts they build up, as he sentenced a man to a month in prison for possession of cocaine.

sport

Kelly and Boyle opt for R5 cars in 2019 championship

Two former Tarmac champions are to switch to R5 cars for next year’s Irish Tarmac Rally Championship in a move that should ease pressure on the Tarmac Rally Organisers Association (TROA).

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Drink driver on school run already disqualified twice

A man who was already the subject of two separate driving bans was caught driving his son home from national school while over the drink-driving limit.

food

Top eight foodie gifts for Christmas under €10

gaa

Carbery Rangers make it a family affair

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Feel special, have a dream, stay with it, David Puttnam tells Cork schoolkids

Farmers embrace purple and pink to raise funds for breast cancer awareness

Colourful silage fields will spread the message of support for children’s hospitals and raising breast cancer awareness this summer.

Thu, 14 Apr, 2016

ICA's Lisavaird guild in good spirits after month of highs and lows

Cork Federation’s October meeting in Lisavaird had its mix of light-hearted and more serious moments.

Thu, 12 Nov, 2015

West Cork rally crew use local knowledge to telling effect

The West Cork crew of Ger O’Connell/Denis O’Donovan (Subaru) used their local knowledge with telling effect to claim the spoils in the Skibbereen 100 Isles Navigation Trial that was based in Lisavaird near Clonakilty.

Mon, 02 Feb, 2015

Strong entry will bring competitive edge to Donegal rally

Motorsport: A new season of the Valvoline Irish Forest Rally Championship is marked by a very competitive entry for tomorrow’s Donegal Forest Rally in Pettigoe.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2015

West Cork Fit-Up Theatre Festival go well b

It’s a logistical nightmare but the West Cork Fit-Up Theatre Festival plays venues others just don’t reach, writes

Mon, 21 Jul, 2014

West Cork firm hits on a cracking idea for success

Sending Italian- style biscuits to a French cosmetics company based in Belgium is just one example of what an enterprising West Cork company can do.

Mon, 23 Sep, 2013

Fit-Up Festival en route to West Cork

As the Ballydehob-based Fit-Up Theatre Festival gets ready to visit local towns and islands, Louise Roseingrave hears about the genesis of Ireland’s most unique - and lengthy - theatre festival.

Thu, 25 Jul, 2013

Elderly woman dies in Cork road crash

An elderly woman was killed in a road crash in West Cork this morning.

Fri, 22 Mar, 2013

Up to 2,000 expected at first Michael Collins Autumn School

A Michael Collins Autumn School — along the lines of the internationally renowned Yeats Summer School — will be held for the first time this year.

Mon, 07 Jan, 2013

Arts Life - Pat Kinevane

What I do: I am a writer and performer.

Wed, 01 Aug, 2012

Taking to the road

The tradition of travelling theatrical troupes has been revived in Cork, writes Jo Kerrigan

Wed, 18 Jul, 2012

Nerves give way to relief as exams get going after weeks of waiting

Night terrors and nerves gave way to relief and resolve following English Paper 1 at Mt Saint Michael’s in Rosscarbery, Co Cork yesterday.

Thu, 07 Jun, 2012

This much I know: Pat Kinevane

I’ll tell you the best advice I ever got.

Sat, 20 Aug, 2011

NAMA land to revert to farming values

LAND seized from Irish developers and now the subject of enforcement order via receivers and liquidators has been marketed by NAMA — and much of it will revert to farmland values when sold.

Thu, 04 Aug, 2011

Carbery Rangers ready for the final assault

PEOPLE in West Cork will tell you there is no place like it on earth, a haven for holidaymakers and sightseers.

Fri, 25 Mar, 2005

Well-built school deserves gold star

Tommy Barker looks at a former school which has been renovated and is now on market.

Sat, 14 Feb, 2004