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NEWS REVIEW 2023: Northern lights, southern fires and lots more, in a busy year! - Vimarsana News

NEWS REVIEW 2023: Northern lights, southern fires and lots more, in a busy year!

2023 HAS been another incredibly busy year in West Cork, with plenty of highs and lows experienced across the community and all of it reported on in the pages of this newspaper.Jackie Keogh, Kieran O’Mahony, Martin Claffey and Siobhán Cronin have compiled a news review of the

Offshore Islands Moving Up the Queue Under National Broadband Plan - Vimarsana News

Offshore Islands Moving Up the Queue Under National Broadband Plan

Up to 500 residents on Cape Clear/Oileán Chléire, Sherkin and Bere islands have been notified that survey works will begin shortly

Source: afloat.ie
From Cape Clear lifeboat baby to Ireland's first female ferry skipper - Vimarsana News

From Cape Clear lifeboat baby to Ireland's first female ferry skipper

“I get the DTs if I’m away from the sea too long. I love getting into the car on Fridays [after teaching] and heading down to get the last ferry home.”

An island fighting for survival | Southern Star - Vimarsana News

An island fighting for survival | Southern Star

Cape Clear has the distinction of being the country’s first and only island distillery currently producing gin, and with major expansion plans. But those involved in the project say it’s far more than just a drink – it’s about creating employment and attracting new people

Just one Bean an Tí is left on Cape Clear - Vimarsana News

Just one Bean an Tí is left on Cape Clear

THE number of ‘bean an tís’ on Cape Clear to host Irish college students has fallen from a peak of seven 20 years ago, to just one this year. That figure for Coláiste Pobail Chléire is reflected in other Gaeltacht areas, with hosts falling by almost a third in four years,