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Cork yacht clubs will be getting back racing next week

A new LoLo customer has entered the Irish market

  Port of Cork to Fence Off Sections of the City Quays in the Interest of Public Safety 2nd June 2021 The City Quays at the Port of Cork are to be fenced off in the interest of public safety. The quays are in regular use for commercial shipping and other visiting vessels, such as the Norwegain Tall Ship Christian Radich, as pictured above in this file photo Credit: Bob Bateman Following recent large public gatherings at the City Quays, the Port of Cork has decided in the interest of public s...

The RIB, with two persons on board had run out of fuel, had no working navigation lights and no working VHF radio

The rowing boat had become out-of-sight and out-of-mind in this hidden corner of the boatyard until Darryl Hughes came poking around.

A house in Templeogue with car parking or one in Crosshaven with mooring for a boat

The child was very cold after spending 20 to 30 minutes in the water

UK Sailmakers Ireland Launch New & Improved IRC Time Calculator for 2021 Racing Season 28th May 2021 Andrew Halls J/125 Jackknife As the racing season is underway, this new and improved IRC calculator from UK Sailmakers Ireland is just the thing you need for your season ahead. Just type in the boat name and TCC number of each boat in your class. Then you will see how much time you give each boat and they give you in your class on the IRC Rating So you can see in real-time on the racecourse y...

Top Four Things you need to know - Friday May 28 The top four things you need to know for Friday May 28th. International travel for holidays is set to return on July 19th, under plans going to cabinet this afternoon.  On June 7th, restaurants and pubs can open for outdoor dining, while cinemas and gyms will also reopen.  Outdoor gatherings of up to 100 people will be allowed in June, or up to 200 in very large venues.  NPHET has also cleared the way for indoor dining to return fr...

Family of young Cork man who disappeared 17-years-ago hoping car found in harbour will help solve disappearance Ann Mooney Updated: 7:58, 28 May 2021 THE family of a young man who disappeared after a night out with friends are praying that a car found in a harbour will help solve the 17-year mystery surrounding his disappearance. Crosshaven native Barry Coughlan, 23,  was drinking with pals in the former Moonduster pub in his Co Cork hometown before leaving in the early hours of May 1, 2004 �...