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Photos show rousing concert supporting Cork's woman's charity trek to Capetown - Vimarsana News

Photos show rousing concert supporting Cork's woman's charity trek to Capetown

Derrinagree’s Maureen Buckley is set to return to Capetown next March in support of the Freeland Project venture which involves the construction of a rescue centre for abused, orphaned and neglected children.

Millstreet Community Hospital works to be completed by June 2024 - Vimarsana News

Millstreet Community Hospital works to be completed by June 2024

The Health Service Executive (HSE) has confirmed that ongoing work to St Joseph’s Community Hospital in Millstreet is expected to be completed by June 2024.

Great sadness on Liam Coffey's death | Independent.ie - Vimarsana News

Great sadness on Liam Coffey's death | Independent.ie

Millstreet suffered a sad loss on the passing of community activist Liam Coffey. No words could pay adequate tribute to a quiet and unassuming man who dedicated so much of his life in the best way possible to the local community and played a key role in many organizations.

Sadness in Cork at the death of Millstreet Pipe Band stalwart Liam Coffey - Vimarsana News

Sadness in Cork at the death of Millstreet Pipe Band stalwart Liam Coffey

Millstreet suffered a sad loss on the passing of community activist Liam Coffey.

Community Recognition Fund Provides Welcome Boost for Millstreet - Vimarsana News

Community Recognition Fund Provides Welcome Boost for Millstreet

18 May 2023 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Millstreet Community has today received €222,000 under the Community Recognition Fund. The fund is a Major initiative to support and reward communities that have welcomed Ukrainians and other nationalities. Over 880 projects across the country are to receive funding as part of a €50 million investment for sports…

Source: thecork.ie