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THE SOUTHERN STAR IS IN STORES NOW: FREE West Cork Business & Tourism Awards supplement; Five pages of jobs inside; Rebels relief as Cork footballers win opener, but improvement needed

January 29th, 2026 7:30 AM

By Southern Star Team

THE SOUTHERN STAR IS IN STORES NOW: FREE West Cork Business & Tourism Awards supplement; Five pages of jobs inside; Rebels relief as Cork footballers win opener, but improvement needed Image

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This week's Southern Star is full of West Cork news, views and sport and is in stores now.

Get your copy in shops across West Cork or online via the Southern Star digital edition from Thursday ➡️ southernstar.ie/epaper

FREE West Cork Business & Tourism Awards supplement

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Recruitment special featuring job vacancies in West Cork: FIVE PAGES OF JOBS INSIDE

IN NEWS

Learner drivers are failing their test in droves due to potholed roads and poor signage, an instructor has revealed.

Intruder who sexually assaulted mum in front of her daughter was on bail for rape.

West Cork Music's plans for new home in Bantry.

Meet West Cork's biggest Winnie the Pooh fan.

A businessman has offered to lend the council his JCB to fix the pothole crisis.

IN LIFE

Now in its second year, Kinsale Beatles Festival is bringing a true legend to town. Freda Kelly worked for the Fab Four at the height of their fame.

IN SPORT

John Hayes: Cavan scare must spark Cork footballers into life for tough trip to Louth.

St Oliver Plunkett’s will mark the club’s 50th anniversary with a special anniversary dinner party in the clubhouse this Saturday.

Sacred Heart Secondary School Clonakilty is targeting a Munster rugby hat-trick as they bid for another senior and junior cup double.

Fresh from winning the Messi tournament in Miami last year, Evan Deasy is determined to make an impact with Cobh Ramblers this season.

 

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