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Colm Horkan: Charlestown says goodbye to 'one of nature’s gentlemen'

The bridge is where, a young boy, he would throw sticks into the river below, with other lads from the town his age.

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Top tunes and interesting chats at Other Voices

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All singing from the same hymn sheet on Other Voices

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Other Voices has been expanding horizons on the Dingle peninsula

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Design shows can provide some interior design inspiration

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Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery's tribute to ‘hero’ fiancé

Dingle's Other Voices music festival plays on despite Storm Desmond

Dingle’s celebration of music continues to charm whatever the weather, writes Joe Leogue

Tue, 08 Dec, 2015

5 things to do this week

Five great things to keep you entertained this week

Mon, 30 Nov, 2015

President Higgins in Cork: More work needed to realise Thomas Davis’ vision

The President hailed the legacy of patriot Thomas Davis and his vision of a fairer Ireland yesterday as he unveiled a statue to honour his bicentenary.

Sat, 29 Nov, 2014

Electric Picnic set to feature Other Voices stage

Dingle music event Other Voices is to set up camp at Electric Picnic, it was announced today.

Thu, 10 Jul, 2014

My date with the devil — in Medjugorje

THE voice was an eerie guttural, horrible sound, ferociously angry.

Tue, 28 May, 2013

Unique music festival still strong after 11 years

Eleven years ago when Philip King pitched the idea of a music event on the Dingle peninsula, he couldn’t have imagined it would be still thriving.

Mon, 03 Dec, 2012

Scene and heard

GIG WISE: It’s the hottest ticket in town … Dingle town at least, and probably the entire country.

Fri, 23 Nov, 2012

Commissioner leads senior gardaí in final farewell to colleague

GARDA Commissioner Martin Callinan along with a large number of senior ranking members attended the funeral of a colleague who died after his cancer was misdiagnosed.

Tue, 11 Jan, 2011

420 new jobs for IT and health insurance areas

THE roll-out of a new Government-led “high-speed, high-quality digital network” is to create 140 jobs in the short-term and could lead to thousands more if later phases prove successful.

Fri, 16 Jul, 2010

Priest’s plea for help in Hanley murder

THE priest officiating at the funeral mass yesterday of elderly horse trader Christy Hanley, who was tied up and beaten to death in his Co Westmeath home, appealed to the public to aid the murder investigation.

Tue, 27 May, 2008

Teenage boy drops dead during hurling match

A TEENAGER who dropped dead during a hurling match died playing the game he loved, his grieving father said yesterday.

Wed, 28 Jun, 2006