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Housing development plan for Schull - Vimarsana News

Housing development plan for Schull

A planning application has been submitted to Cork County Council for a major new housing development in Schull.

Red carpet rolls out on Mizen's  Millionaires' Row as Fastnet Film Festival brings stars to town - Vimarsana News

Red carpet rolls out on Mizen's  Millionaires' Row as Fastnet Film Festival brings stars to town

Oscar-nominated actor Paul Mescal is a local home owner in West Cork's Schull: who's in the line up for €895k Ardeen?

A 'symphony of horror' for Fastnet Film Festival - Vimarsana News

A 'symphony of horror' for Fastnet Film Festival

AS part of Fastnet Film Festival’s focus on Horror, the classic Dracula movie Nosferatu will screen at the Holy Trinity Church on Colla Road, in Schull on Thursday May 23rd.It will be accompanied by a new live score composed by Irene Buckley and Linda Buckley, performed by Rhod

HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Three-bed and site with planning permission, asking €950k - Vimarsana News

HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Three-bed and site with planning permission, asking €950k

Development opportunity knocks in Summerfield THE village of Schull is always one of the most sought-after areas in West Cork, sitting under Mount Gabriel in a prime perch on the Mizen peninsula.From the popular market to the Fastnet Marine and Education Centre, it’s a fav

Schull Community College celebrates 40 years of pioneering education - Vimarsana News

Schull Community College celebrates 40 years of pioneering education

THE celebrations are about to begin as Schull Community College prepares to mark the 40th anniversary of the founding of the school.It was in September 1983 that the now-renowned school first opened its doors, to just 71 students.‘In 1978 the need for the first secondary school