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Last updated: June 10, 2021, 08:48 There will be portaloo toilets placed at popular outdoor locations around Carrigaline this summer. Toilets for Carrigaline Outdoor portaloo toilets will be provided in key areas across Carrigaline this summer with large crowds of staycationers expected in the coming months. The toilets will be provided by the Carrigaline Municipal District at popular recreational areas over a 13-week period between June and August. These areas inclu...

The “Dash to Dingle” is living up to its name

The boat retired into her home port of Crosshaven due to 'taking on water',

There was no doubt that defending champion Rockabill VI (RIYC), Paul O'Higgins' JPK 10.80, was right there on both starts

Kinsale & Crosshaven Yachts Leading on Water & Handicap in Dun Laoghaire to Dingle Race 9th June 2021 The Murphy familys Grand Soleil 40 Nieulargo is leading the Dun Laoghaire Dingle Race on corrected time Day #1 8 pm: The weather has settled down to a warm and sunny summers evening as the fleet in the 2021 Dun Laoghaire to Dingle Race turn to windward close inshore between Wicklow Head and Arklow, theoretically with ample time to appreciate the lush beauties of the coastline of the Garden ...

It comes as the County Council has moved to install up to 16 portaloos for the summer season at beaches and coastal towns across Cork

We ordinary citizens cant change our minds if our bets go badly. Yet a company that demolished buildings to build apartments can now say its plan ...

The top four things you need to know for Friday morning, June 4th

Cork’s record 10 Blue Flag beaches, as well its two Blue Flag marinas, are all included in a new useful interactive map

Wagon load of coal for military stolen, and tragedy at cricket match What was in the news 100 years ago today. Richard Forrest of Cork City Library tells us in his weekly column Richard Forrest Coal robbery A WAGON load of coal intended for the military forces in Cork was commandeered by a group of “strange men”, the Echo reported on June 4, 1921. The coal had been consigned to the military at Crosshaven and was dispatched from Cork by the 2.45 train the day before. On reaching Carrigaline...