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Sunday’s Well Rugby Club brings touch rugby to Cork (opens the original)
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A rugby club is breaking new ground by bringing touch rugby to Cork for the first time, opening up the fast-paced, non-contact version of the game to men and women of all abilities. Sunday’s Well RFC, one of Munster’s most progressive and inclusive rugby clubs, launched its new touch rugby programme on Friday, September 11, adding another option for people looking to get involved in the sport. The club already caters for players from under-six level through to adult rugby, with teams for boys, g
Community meadow taking root in Togher to help boost biodiversity (opens the original)
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A new community meadow is taking root in Togher, with local schools, volunteers and Cork City Council coming together to create a haven for wildflowers, bees and biodiversity. A patch of green ground beside Togher Boys’ School and Togher Girls’ School is about to get a colourful new lease of life as Togher Tidy Towns begins work on the ambitious Community Meadow Project. Funded by the Community Climate Action Fund and supported by Cork City Council, the project aims to build on the wildlife and
Ballyphehane residents will walk to Tramore Valley Park on Saturday to highlight poor access (opens the original)
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As part of an ongoing campaign to connect Ballyphehane and surrounding areas to Tramore Valley Park, two public representatives are to host a public walk on Saturday, September 5. The walk, organised by Councillor Fiona Kerins and Donnchadh O Laoghaire TD, will begin at the Woodies car park at midday and participants will walk to the nearest pedestrian entrance to highlight the need for better connection to the park. In a letter sent to residents in the area, the representatives said: “We will b
Get creative with course on reviving and repairing your clothes on Cork's southside (opens the original)
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Ready to get creative with your clothes and textiles? The Rethread Project is an eight-week community sewing programme for residents of Ballyphehane, Turner’s Cross and Togher. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already handy with a needle, you’ll learn practical skills to mend, repair, upcycle and transform unwanted textiles into something useful and unique. However, it’s not just about sewing. It’s also about meeting people, sharing skills, getting creative and building connections in the l
Call for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to be staged in Cork city (opens the original)
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A local TD has made calls for Cork to host the world’s largest celebration of Irish music and culture. Ballyphehane-based Social Democrats TD Pádraig Rice wants Cork City Council to bid to host the 2026 Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, citing the cultural and economic benefits for Cork. Approximately 1.6m people flocked to Belfast this month to attend the 2026 Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, with the week-long festival expected to deliver up to €177m for local businesses. “Belfast has shown, once again, ho
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