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IN NEWS
A €1 million investment in the New Year will transform Skibbereen's Eurospar supermarket and create new jobs locally
West Cork schools including MICC in Dunmanway and Derryclough Primary School in Drinagh received fake email bomb threats
We have a two-page photo special of the Southern Star's West Cork Farming Awards winners for 2026. See the full feature inside this week's Southern Star
Skibbereen’s Collins family are hitting the screens this Sunday for Ireland’s Fittest Family
Bandon musician’s Dáil housing protest featured in new film
IN LIFE
Read about the ex monk from the US who found his spiritual home on Heir Island
IN SPORT
New Beamish Cup format to be used in January with two-legged ties
Carbery JAHC winners Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas are ready for a county semi-final against Donoughmore with blue and yellow flags up all over the villages of Coppeen and Castletownkenneigh
The Black and Amber added a Carbery U21 B hurling championship to their U21 C football success. The beat Ahán Gaels in their hurling decider in Newcestown.
Bandon beat Clonakilty 22-3 in their Munster Junior League Division 1 clash to rise to third in the table. Clon have a vital game coming up this weekend though, an All-Ireland quarter-final on home turf.
Bantry Bay Rugby Club marked its 100 year anniversary with a gala event.
Ardfield progressed to the Parkway Hotel/Maybury Coaches Cup semi-finals after seeing off Clonakilty AFC. Drinagh Rangers, Bunratty United and Togher Celtic progressed too.
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