… our cover this week sums it up perfectly – definitely ice cream weather.
It’s the end of season for many sports and I would like to congratulate all of the local clubs who have won silverware and especially all those young people involved in sport who have achieved and who continue to achieve their goals. [...]

By Geraldine Blake
I was babysitting my dad for the weekend as my mum went to London for my brother’s daughter’s communion and was prepared for a sedate two days. My father only watches RTE so I was obliged to watch the Late Late which I feel hasn’t been same since Gaybo retired. I thought David [...]

By Senator, Jerry Buttimer
Speaking following the announcement that pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is to shed close to 800 jobs in Ireland, closing two plants at Ringaskiddy, Fine Gael local Senator Jerry Buttimer said the move will have a devastating impact on the area which has been beset by a raft of big corporation closures in the [...]

By David Williams B.Comm, Dip.Com.Law, Solicitor”
It is surprising the high proportion of people who die every year without having made a will, or intestate, to use the legal term. When I suggest to a client that they should make a will, I am often told, “But if I die, my wife will get everything – [...]

with Dr. Eric Tkacsik D.C. (Doctor of Chiropractic)
Through the years I’ve had many people ask me if I thought they had a ‘slipped disc’ in their spine. And although this is a very common term used to describe a painful spinal condition, discs cannot actually slip. To explain what I mean, let’s start with some [...]