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24/03/2026

23/03/2026

Great engagement and valuable insights at yesterday’s Business Breakfast at The Commodore Hotel, Cobh, proudly sponsored by Port of Cork.

We were delighted to welcome Moira Murrell, Chief Executive of Cork County Council, who delivered an informative address on regional development, infrastructure, and the future opportunities for Cobh and the wider County Cork area.

The morning also brought together members of the local business community to connect, collaborate, and share ideas. These events highlighting the strength and importance of our network.

Pictured with Colin Morehead, President of Cobh & Harbour Chamber, are Paul Fitzpatrick, Vice-President, Ann Doherty, Chief Executive of the Port of Cork, and Mary O' Brien Williams O’Brien-Williams of HR Master Solutions, and Moira Murrell, Chief Executive of Cork County Council.

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31/12/2025

Our last photoshoot together in 2025 was the wonderful announcement of the re-opening of Fota Wildlife Park!

Printed coverage included front page with the Cork Independent, front page and double page spread with The Echo.

Pictures: Michael O'Sullivan & Alison Miles | OSM PHOTO
With: Fota Wildlife Park

31/12/2025

Christmas spirit in December continued with a team of Apple volunteers from Apple Cork, who spent the day at the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind HQ on Model Farm Road, helping with preparations for Christmas activities, meeting families and helping Santa and his elves in the grotto.

Pictures: Michael O'Sullivan | OSM PHOTO
With: Cork | Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind

31/12/2025

December coverage included Cork’s Best Christmas Display 2025.

Congratulations To Have and To Hold, Crowned Overall Winner!

To Have and To Hold, the well-known MacCurtain Street florist has been named the overall winner of Cork’s Best Christmas Display competition. Owned by florist Sandra Looney, To Have and To Hold impressed judges with its enchanting Cinderella-themed window, created in harmony with this year’s pantomime at nearby Everyman Theatre.

Picture: Alison Miles | OSM PHOTO
With: Cork Business Association | To Have & To Hold

30/12/2025

Some more Christmas spirit over December with the launch of the Cobh Santa Express, a unique Santa experience inspired by train travel opens for the first time in the Cobh Heritage Centre.

Pictures: Alison Miles | OSM PHOTO
With: Cobh Heritage Centre | Cork County Council

30/12/2025

Some of the Christmas spirit!

Pictured at the annual RDJ Cork Santa Cycle, where Hundreds of cyclists dressed as Santa brought festive joy to Cork.

The event, held in aid of Pieta House, saw over 500 participants pedal through the city to raise awareness and vital funds for su***de prevention and mental health support. Law firm RDJ sponsored the event with support from Azure Jewellery and Cross Refrigeration.

Picture: Michael O'Sullivan / OSM PHOTO
With: RDJ | Pieta. Ending Su***de. Beginning Hope

30/12/2025

Coverage from December including front page with The Echo from our photoshoot with Cork Penny Dinners.

Pictures: Michael O'Sullivan / OSM PHOTO
With: Cork Penny Dinners

23/12/2025

19/12/2025

Picture of the Week with the Irish Examiner included in print & online coverage of the official switching on of the lights on the crib at The Lough, Cork, installed by Cork City Council Parks Department and Electrical Team.

The Crib at The Lough, which will be lit up every evening until January 6th, is an integral part of the Christmas festivities in the City.

Pictures: Michael O'Sullivan / OSM PHOTO
With: Cork City Parks Sport and Recreation | Cork City Council

10/12/2025

Rethink Ireland fund to invest €1.1 million in community-led change across Munster and Wexford.

Rethink Ireland has launched Impact Fund 2025, a €1.1 million initiative designed to support innovative, community-led projects across Munster and Wexford. The fund, established by Rethink Ireland in partnership with the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, as well as a suite of philanthropic donors, will back up to eight high-impact projects strengthening social inclusion, wellbeing, and environmental resilience at a local level across the south of Ireland.

Applications are now open at rethinkireland.ie/open-funds/ and will close on Friday 16 January at 1pm. Rethink Ireland is the national funding body supporting the most innovative non-profit organisations and social enterprises working to create a more just, equal and sustainable Ireland.

Pictures: Michael O'Sullivan | OSM PHOTO
With: Rethink Ireland | Sailing Into Wellness