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Row interrupted €25,000 bowling score on Skibbereen's Marsh Road - Vimarsana News

Row interrupted €25,000 bowling score on Skibbereen's Marsh Road

A man who came to Skibbereen as a road ‘shower’ at a bowling event claimed he was set upon and seriously assaulted by two men.

Woman avoids jail for seven-hour political protest inside food store - Vimarsana News

Woman avoids jail for seven-hour political protest inside food store

Woman who would not leave a West Cork health food store because she disagreed with the owner’s policy of removing Israeli products from the shelves

Claim that woman wanted war-linked products replaced - Vimarsana News

Claim that woman wanted war-linked products replaced

A WOMAN who allegedly asked for certain shop products in a Bantry shop to be replaced, claiming they were ‘a crime against Jews,’ has indicated that she will be contesting the charges.Margaret Buttimer (68) of The Perrin Inn, Glengarriff, was legally represented by Flor Murph

No jail after man appeals sentence - Vimarsana News

No jail after man appeals sentence

A CIRCUIT court judge has varied a district court order that sentenced a West Cork man to jail for eight months on a drugs charge.At Skibbereen Circuit Court, Judge Helen Boyle suspended an eight-month sentence for two years after Duaine Chambers (33) of 18 Ros Geal, Dunmanway, a

Bantry man assaulted brother following 'lunacy' behaviour over land dispute - Vimarsana News

Bantry man assaulted brother following 'lunacy' behaviour over land dispute

JUDGE James McNulty described as ‘lunacy’ the behaviour of two brothers – one of whom was charged with assault – following a dispute over land and a well.Seamus O’Sullivan of Droumsullivan, Bantry, was charged with assaulting his brother Eugene O’Sullivan, in the earl