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Christmas Eve in Adrigole was a favourite time for Sheila, who grew up in Faha on the Beara peninsula, she tells Mary McCarthy. Without electric lights, the holidays were all about seeing candlelight in the homes TURKEY was the only currency in Adrigole during Christmas of t

ONE of the oldest shops on the Beara peninsula, and possibly its most famous landmark, Peg’s Shop in Adrigole, has closed its doors for the last time.Last Saturday, the shop ceased trading after 90 years in business.Current owner Maureen, daughter of the late Peg O’Sullivan,

BEARA GAA Secretary Joseph Blake wants to see the group stage format of the county championships tweaked to allow clubs host home games.

A man from Beara was prosecuted for causing damage to his neighbour’s property. Jeremiah Crowley (45) of Leahill, Adrigole, Beara, appeared before Bantry District Court on four charges.On one of the charges, he was given the benefit of the Probation Act. Two more were taken int

IN THIS WEEK’S SOUTHERN STAR IN NEWSSoc Dems choose candidate for BantryBeara shop closes after 90 yearsMichael Collins' sisters took major role in politicsThe tractor that came home – after 23 yearsMemories of an Adrigole Christmas EveRecalling the iconic Kinsale cloa

These buildings are typically well-located in heart of towns, villages and some have gardens and heritage features

A host of shows across West Cork and beyond will bring some light relief over the coming weeksBY MARTIN CLAFFEYIN these most trying of times, sometimes it can be hard to find some wholesome family fun to capture a feelgood spirit as Christmas approaches. Can anything provide that

Saturday December 2 promises to be an historic day for Kiskeam when President of the GAA, Larry McCarthy pays a visit to launch their club history, entitled “The History of Kiskeam GAA, Reeling in the GAA Years 1945-2020”.

Saturday, December 2, promises to be an historic day for Kiskeam when President of the GAA, Larry McCarthy pays a visit to launch their club history, entitled “The History of Kiskeam GAA, Reeling in the GAA Years 1945-2020”.

A CHEQUE for €48,000 was presented to charities and local groups on behalf of the Ring of Beara Cycle that took place on May 27th.The event prides itself on the contribution it makes to local charities and the positive impact it has on the community. The recipients of this year