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Bantry in the July edition of The Opinion

New Wild Atlantic Discovery Point for Bantry

Record breaking run by Glengarriff athlete Darragh McElhinney

Bantry one step closer to improved water supply

€16,050 raised in Bantry for cancer charities

Drimoleague Afternoon Tea Party for ARC House, Cork and Bantry

West Cork Literary Festival – Friday 12th to Friday 19th July

West Cork Chamber Music Festival – Friday 28th June until Sunday 7th July

Cork County Fire Service welcomes new additions to the fleet

Weather not fit for the Beach – Why not visit one of West Cork’s magnificent attractions

Exclusive photos from social events in the area

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DKANE 17/06/20189 REPRO FREE Bantry fire fighters Trevor Hogan and Gerard O'Leary with Station Officers Ian Vickery, Bantry and John O'Connell, Bandon at the unveiling of two new 8,500 litre water tankers to complement the existing County Council Fire Services fleet. The new water tankers, which will be stationed in Bandon and Bantry, will improve fire fighting services in responding to fires in areas which do not have an existing hydrant supply. In welcoming the water tankers, Chief Executive of Cork County Council Tim Lucey highlighted the importance of such equipment to the Council’s Fire Service, “These new water tankers will greatly improve our ability to deal with incidents where water resources are an issue as they will provide additional water carrying and pumping capacity.” Pic Darragh Kane

Bantry fire fighters Trevor Hogan and Gerard O’Leary with Station Officers Ian Vickery, Bantry and John O’Connell, Bandon at the unveiling of two new 8,500 litre water tankers to complement the existing County Council Fire Services fleet.
The new water tankers, which will be stationed in Bandon and Bantry, will improve fire fighting services in responding to fires in areas which do not have an existing hydrant supply.
In welcoming the water tankers, Chief Executive of Cork County Council Tim Lucey highlighted the importance of such equipment to the Council’s Fire Service, “These new water tankers will greatly improve our ability to deal with incidents where water resources are an issue as they will provide additional water carrying and pumping capacity.”
Pic Darragh Kane

NEWS 19/5/2019 Pictured at the annual agricultural show at Bandon Co Cork was Shaunna Ní Chartaigh and Meggan Lynch from Bantry with Harvey. Picture Denis Boyle

Pictured at the annual agricultural show at Bandon Co Cork was Shaunna Ní Chartaigh and Meggan Lynch from Bantry with Harvey. Picture Denis Boyle

Schull, West Cork, Ireland. 5th June, 2019. The Leavingand Junior Cert exams started today for over 120,000 students in Ireland. English was the first Leaving Cert paper, followed by Home Economics. Preparing to sit their first Leaving Cert exam were Brandon O’Donnell, Glengarriff; James Kelly, Goleen; Kit Barrett, Ballydehob; Malachy Reynolds, Bantry and Alex Maguire, Schull. Picture: Andy Gibson.

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