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Courtmacsherry set for eclectic Songs & Stories by the Sea fest | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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NEXT weekend’s Courtmacsherry Songs & Stories by the Sea is easily identifiable as one of West Cork’s popular arts weekends. From its roots in the old Courtmacsherry Storytelling Weekend it has changed over time to become an eclectic cocktail of stories, traditional song, ballads, music, poetry and humour - all still harnessing the warmth and intimacy that made the original weekend so popular. Back in 2001, the late Eamon Kelly topped the bill. The Storytellers of Ireland record that Kelly’s fin
Michael Keohane’s impressive pace at Donington Park goes unrewarded | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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MICHAEL Keohane’s highly impressive qualifying sessions for rounds nine and ten of the Carwow Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain at Donington Park on Saturday didn’t generate the desired or indeed the expected results in Sunday’s races where his fine race performances at the Leicestershire circuit went unrewarded. In the round nine qualifier, the Ballygurteen driver secured P4 (overall and P1 Masters) in his Keohane Readymix liveried Porsche – one of the highest qualifying positions ever for a Ma
Clonakilty driver Cal McCarthy secures his first-ever rally podium finish | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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CLONAKILTY’S Cal McCarthy (Citroen C3 Rally2) secured his first-ever rally podium finish with third place in Saturday’s R Kings Competitions Down Rally, the final round of the Northern Ireland Rally Championship. The event was won by Welsh driver Osian Pryce (Toyota Yaris GR Rally2), who finished 35.4 seconds ahead of the Skoda Fabia RS Rally2 of Omagh's Jason Dickson (Skoda Fabia RS Rally2). McCarthy, in the Clonakilty Park Hotel/Carbery Plastics backed Citroen, held off the challenge of experi
RNLI fundraiser set to top €100,000 | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THE tenth Courtmacsherry RNLI Great Wild Atlantic Marathon Walks this Sunday could see the fundraising event surpass the €100,000 mark. The walks, the brainchild of Richard O’Flynn, is an initiative between the Courtmacsherry RNLI and Barryroe GAA. Courtmacsherry RNLI, home to the Shannon-class all-weather lifeboat, the Val Adnams has been the sole beneficiary of the proceeds from the walks since the first event in 2017 that, so far, has raised an impressive €88,722. Virgin Media’s Zara King rec
Must-win MRF Tyres Cork '20' Rally for Jason McSweeney to win the Irish Tarmac Historic Rally Championship | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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HAVING retired from last weekend's Modern Tyres Ulster Rally in Ballymena, Jason McSweeney's bid to win the Irish Tarmac Historic Rally Championship now rests on winning the category in the final round, the MRF Tyres Cork '20' Rally at the end of September. Dropping to third in the championship standings, it appears anything other than a win (unless his title rivals hit trouble) will not be enough for the Dunmanway driver. McSweeney and his Blackpool co-driver Liam Brennan were seeded at number
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