Meet the Best New Business finalists – West Cork Business & Tourism Awards 2023
The West Cork Business & Tourism Awards take place this Friday, February 2nd, at The West Cork Hotel in Skibbereen.
Source: southernstar.ie
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Royal Cork's New Admiral Demonstrates Sailing In Ireland's Leading Role In Gender Equality Process
Congratulations, Admiral Fegan. No better person. The sailors of Crosshaven are lucky. And they know it.
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Source: afloat.ie
12 great festivals to attend in 2024 - in Cork and beyond
If you’re planning to attend a festival this year, here are 12 to choose from, in Cork and around Ireland - with themes of food, music, science, and ...
Source: echolive.ie
Section of road in Cork coastal village swept away during Storm Jocelyn
A Cork councillor said it was lucky that it was bright when the road collapsed as had it been dark it might have had more devastating consequences.
Source: echolive.ie
Maritime history at Cork's RCYC as Fegan elected first woman admiral at club
The oldest yacht club in the world, as it proudly describes itself, elected the first woman to be admiral of the club at its 303rd annual general ...
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First female admiral in 300 years elected at Royal Cork Yacht Club
Ireland may have the world’s oldest yacht club, but it has taken it over 300 years to elect its first female “admiral” or commodore.
Source: independent.ie
First female admiral appointed at world's oldest yacht club in Cork
Annamarie Fegan is the first female admiral in clubs 303-year history
Source: irishexaminer.com
After 300 Years, Royal Cork Yacht Club Elects First Female Admiral
Annamarie Fegan has been congratulated by Minister for Enterprise and sailor Simon Coveney
Source: afloat.ie
Port of Cork Issue Mind Your Mooring Warning
The Port is going to remove all unauthorised, unpaid or poorly marked moorings in Cork Harbour
Source: afloat.ie