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Renewal plan underway in Lismore (opens the original)
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Working closely with towns, Waterford City & County Council has drawn up road maps for renewal, which will enhance and develop these locations. Cappoquin is a case in point, with significant plans already formulated to tackle the town’s dereliction issues. Neighbouring Lismore, also intends going down the renewal and regeneration route and the ground work is being put in place thanks to the efforts of voluntary group, ‘Lismore Town Centre First’ (LTCF). Group chairman, Gráinne Moynihan and her c
Lasting tribute to a 'great republican' (opens the original)
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A permanent memorial to republican, Maurice ‘Moss’ Twomey, in his native Clondulane has been a long time coming. Thanks to the efforts of a small but extremely hardworking committee, it’s now a reality following last Sunday’s unveiling of a 9 feet high celtic cross in the centre of the village. The names of Moss’ comrades, John Fanning and Lar Condon, have also been included on the monument, designed by Edward Sheedy. Moss Twomey was no hurler on the ditch. One of the first to join the local bra
Fermoy meeting hears of opposition to scale and extent of solar farms (opens the original)
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Cork county and east Cork, in particular, has become a focal point for solar farm activity. Concerned by the scale, extent and concentration of these industrial sized operations, local councillors, Peter O’Donoghue (Bartlemy) and William O’Leary (Rathcormac), organised a public meeting in Fermoy Community Youth Centre on Wednesday, 2nd September. Over 100 people attended what participants described as a constructive and informative gathering. One attendee, who didn’t want to be identified, prais
Party time for the Gaels (opens the original)
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Galtee Gaels took their fundraising roadshow to Galtee Escape (Loughananna House) last Saturday night, where patrons were treated to a combination of fine food and tasty tunes. This was a new venture for the Gaels, who are developing a multi-purpose recreational centre that will incorporate a new gym. Promoted as a ‘mini musical festival’, organisers could have omitted ‘mini’ as this substantial event featured the very best of local talent, with festivities continuing for over 7 hours. Full stor
Gala day success in Burncourt (opens the original)
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Menacing weather necessitated a change of venue for last Sunday’s Burncourt Gala Day – the original venue being the outdoor setting of the scouts’ field, the Tipperary base for members of the 4th Cork Scout Group. And so, Plan B was set in motion with activities transferring to the familiar surrounds of Burncourt Community Centre. This regularly used facility did the job just fine, thanks to a substantial indoor/outdoor extension that really came into its own last Sunday. In keeping with gala da
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