Clonakilty in the January edition of The Opinion
Clonakilty new bus launch at Wheelchair Centre
Clonakilty loses a business link to the past with the death of Des Leader
Bandon and Clonakilty Works Cease for Christmas – Kent Street reopens
Cork goalie Martina O’Brien gears up for the new season
Meet Orla O’Donovan –In My Opinion
Dunmore Golf Club to host unique Historical Social Evening
School musicals entertain young and old
Angel Sebury followed her dream and is the only female apprentice fabricator in Ireland
Green agenda for West Cork school renovations
West Cork Garda Black Tie Ball at Fernhill House Hotel
Reenascreena Tractor Run
What’s on in West Cork – local events
Exclusive photos from social events in the area
Everyone should have an Opinion
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 At the Irish Wheelchair Association resource centre in Clonakilty for the launch of their new 192 accessible bus and the showcase of their Spoken Word Project ‘ThisAbility’, Spoken Word Facilitator Cormac Lally worked together with transition year students, service users and staff from IWA resource centre to produce a profound piece of poetry that received huge appraise from all who attend the event. He is pictured here with Sacred Heart Secondary School, transition year students, from left, Róisín O’Regan, Caitlin Kelly, Zoe Fitzpatrick, Dasha Davydova, Princess Iyalla and Claire Murphy. |
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 Joint winners of Best Honours Degree students in Biomedical Engineering Eimear O’Regan and Eveleen Clancy from Clonakilty at the CIT Faculty of Engineering & Science Awards. |
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