Kinsale in the May edition of The Opinion
The Opinion/Bandon Co-op Awards celebrate all that is good about West Cork
Garda James O’Mahony, Innishvilla Soccer Club and Kinsale Ladies Football honoured at Awards ceremony
The most dedicated dog in American history – subject of a film by Kinsale-based Film Studios
Kinsale cancer expert Dr. Tim O’Brien pioneers affordable early detection test
Mayor’s Award for Ballinspittle’s talented young musicians
Senator says West Cork bus prices are ‘a joke’
Trident Hotel Unveils Delicious New Menu
Kinsale students stage a haunting production of Wilde’s ‘Canterville Ghost’
Exciting new exhibit for Kinsale’s Lusitania Museum
Belgooly Residents Launch Action Group
Belgooly resident runs for Ireland
Halfway Roundabout set for facelift
Sell-out debut for Clontead Drama Group
TD to cast light on problems in Riverstick
Classic cars in Kinsale as vintage vehicles come to town
Kinsale’s Darkness into Light Walk
Irish Soldiers honoured in new Kinsale exhibition
Exclusive photos from social events in the area
Everyone should have an Opinion
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 The ghost of Sir Simon de Canterville, played by Jimmy Bray, haunts the Otis family, played by Jane Debanne, Faye Taylor, Katie O’Neill, Maria Sands and Chandra Walter in the Kinsale College Drama Course production of The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde, adapted for the Stage by Ian Wild and directed by Belinda Wild and can be seen in The McDonald Kinsale Hotel on May 2,3,5 at 8pm with school matinees at 2:30pm on the 4th and 6th. |
 Pictured at the Opinion/Bandon Co-op West Cork community and sports awards at the Munster Arms Hotel were members of Kinsale ladies GAA Football team Aisling Judge, Aisling lee, Aoife Keating and Nicole Quinn who were awarded ladies team of the year. Picture Denis Boyle |
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