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The annual Christmas South Tipperary Hospice auction took place in Ryan's Bar, Burncourt last Friday night. There was a full house for this popular fundraiser,...
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The annual Christmas South Tipperary Hospice auction took place in Ryan's Bar, Burncourt last Friday night. There was a full house for this popular fundraiser,...
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The Magpies bowls team from Midleton claimed the top prize at the 2024 Active Retirement Ireland national indoor mats bowling competition, which took place...
Voluntary groups have bank accounts closed - The Avondhu …
Dec 11, 2024 · Some community groups are having their bank and Credit Union accounts closed as new anti-laundering guidelines come into play, said local councillors at a meeting earlier this week.
'BONDing for Success' in Cork - The Avondhu Newspaper
1 day ago · Network Ireland Cork commenced 2025 with a landmark event at the Clayton Hotel Cork City on Wednesday of last week (8th), which brought together businesswomen from across Cork for an evening of inspiration, connection and actionable insights, setting the tone for a year of success from both a personal and professional perspective.
News from Cork, Waterford, Limerick and Tipperary - Avondhu
Nov 26, 2024 · The Avondhu. Local news, sports and events from North East Cork, West Waterford, South Limerick and South Tipperary.
Some roads stay at 80kph as new speed limits on the way
Dec 11, 2024 · As local roads are soon to have a 60kph limit by default, a number of exceptions have been made in The Avondhu region and across county Cork. Roughly 30 exemptions to the default 60kph were agreed by members of Cork County Council on Monday this week, meaning that bye-laws will apply and the speed limit will stay at 80kph.
Where is the indignation? - The Avondhu Newspaper
Mar 28, 2024 · The recent felling of seventy trees in the centre of Mitchelstown is a loss that should have the community screaming with outrage. That’s what happened back in January 1901, when 31 young lime trees were cut down in George Street at a time when the town was surrounded by hundreds of acres of native trees.