Charleville News from The Corkman

Cervical cancer deaths cannot be in vain

There was an outpouring of grief this week at the death of Emma Mhic Mhathúna, the west Kerry mother of five who was one of the victims of the Cervical Check scandal.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

2019 start for Ballymac Cross works 'highly unlikely'

A Cork County Councillor has branded recent statements issued over proposed road traffic safety works at Ballymacquirke Cross near Kanturk, incorporating the installation of a roundabout at the junction, as being both "wholly inaccurate" and "grossly misleading".

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

IDA in talks to save Fullwood Packo facility

The head of the IDA has said the State body is engaging with management at Fullwood Packo in a bid to find an alternative to the closure of its Kanturk operation.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

Vintage and harvest festival

All ages turn out for Kilmichael vintage and harvest festival at Teerelton.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

'I did not kill my husband - I stabbed him twice, not 28 times'

A 46 year old woman has been remanded in custody after she was charged with the murder of her husband in a stabbing incident in Macroom earlier this week.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

Pride of the BRIDE Donal short-listed for 'Farming for Nature' biodiversity award

The Castlelyons dairy farmer behind an innovative project aimed at rewarding farmers in the Bride Valley region for conserving wildlife on their land has been short-listed for a prestigious national biodiversity award.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

Air ambulance to touch down in North Cork in two weeks

A large number of local people turned out to see the first dedicated air ambulance helicopter when it dropped into the Dr. Mannix Gaelic Sportsfield, Charleville in glorious autumn sunshine, on a courtesy visit to the town on last Saturday morning.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

IRD Duhallow awards to highlight local businesses

What has become a firm fixture on the business calendar, the sixth annual IRD Duhallow awards are set to take place again next month.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

Film awards leave Carmel floating like a butterfly

A Kanturk playwright has scooped a major award for her film, 'Float Like a Butteryfly', at the recently held Toronto International Film Festival.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

Mallow shines bright under the spotlight

The town of Mallow stands as a shining example of how urban centres across the country can come together to bring together the local community for a single common purpose.

Publish: Saturday 13th October 12:00am

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