Fermoy News

There was a major outburst by local Fermoy businessman and councillor, Michael Hanley this week regarding the continuous flow of trucks through the

Fermoy businessman Michael Moorehouse this week admitted his surprise and annoyance at the ‘strictness’ of litter wardens when he was re

As the affects of the public service work to rule begin to bite in the delivery of local services, it has emerged that the May meeting of Fermoy Tow

Patricia MacSweeney experienced many people’s worst nightmare last weekend; waking up to find her home in flames. The Fermoy local’s cou

Local music fans will be offered an opportunity to purchase a limited number of cut price tickets for the Indiependence music festival in Mitchelsto

A spectacular gorse fire in the area of Coombaun Wood in the foothills of the Galtee Mountains near Anglesboro could this week have threatened hundr

30 apartments at Sutton’s Court in Mitchelstown, that have lain idle for a protracted period, are to be put into use over the next three to fo

There was relief this week for one of the region’s best known boxing personalities when he learned he has no case to answer relating to allega

Senator Paul Bradford has invited the former Fine Gael leader Alan Dukes to speak on the future of Irish agriculture on Wednesday next, April 14 at

Not content with bankrolling the North Cork GAA football and hurling leagues to the tune of €10,000 per annum Dr Tom Cavanagh this week upped t