Tony O'Shaughnessy
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- Sep 25, 2026
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FRONT PAGE FLASHBACK: 26 years ago this week - September 30th edition | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THIS is a series where we go back in time to the front page of a certain year. Check out the front page of The Southern Star from 26 years ago this week when silver medalist Sonia came so close to gold and a Tidy Towns judge's remark was rejected. From the Archives is a look back through the top stories reported by The Southern Star in its 137 year history. If you'd like to receive our weekly historical newsletter, you can sign up here. Did you know it's possible to read past editions of The Sou
FRONT PAGE FLASHBACK: 10 years ago this week - September 17th edition | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THIS is a series where we go back in time to the front page of a certain year. Check out the front page of The Southern Star from 10 years ago this week when a former leader group was praised by councillors. children were rescued from Hungry Hill ledge and there were red flag days at beaches as jellyfish made land. From the Archives is a look back through the top stories reported by The Southern Star in its 137 year history. If you'd like to receive our weekly historical newsletter, you can sign
ON THIS DAY IN 1993: Now biggest port with £20 m. fish | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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Taken from The Southern Star published Saturday, September 19th, 1993 In terms of value of fish landed, Castletownbere is now the biggest fishing port in Ireland. The value of fish landed into the port last year was over £20 million. Castletownbere Fishermen's Co-Op handles about £12 million worth of fish per year with the other local fish firm Fast Fish Ltd. handling another £8 million. Eighty per cent of the fish landed are white fish. The rest is made up mainly of herring, Last year the Co-Op
ON THIS DAY IN 1996: Macroom anger vented, action group against housing asylum seekers in local hotel | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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Taken from The Southern Star published Saturday, September 16th, 2000 An action group formed in Macroom this week will tell Taoiseach Bertie Ahern during his visit to the town on Thursday that it does not want asylum seekers to be housed in a local hotel which had been bought by the Office of Public Works (OPW). Angry residents of the area who attended a public meeting on Monday night said the hotel, Lynch's Lodge on the Killarney Road, was unsuitable for housing asylum seekers. They also object
FRONT PAGE FLASHBACK: 13 years ago this week - September 13th edition | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THIS is a series where we go back in time to the front page of a certain year. Check out the front page of The Southern Star from 13 years ago this week when Rathbarry and Eyeries struck gold in the National Tidy Towns Competition and Skibbereen Council had walk-outs after Lidl was granted planning permission in the town. From the Archives is a look back through the top stories reported by The Southern Star in its 137 year history. If you'd like to receive our weekly historical newsletter, you c
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