Knotweed in Carrigtwohill There have been several reports of knotweed infestations in Carrigtwohill. The Community Council is undertaking a survey to establish the extent of the … [Read More...]
Carrigtwohill is located 11 km east of Cork City on the main Cork-Waterford route (N25) and was up to a few years ago, in essence, a small rural village with a population of approximately 1,000 people in the village area and 2,000 in the wider community. The eastern end contains the heart of the village with its church, schools, linear shopping street and various amenities. Latest News
Annual Jimmy McCarthy Memorial Vintage Run July 3rd
The Annual Jimmy McCarthy Memorial Vintage Run, organised by Carrigtwohill Vintage Club, will be held in Carrigtwohill on Sunday July 3rd. Registrations from 1030 with the start … [Read More...]
Carrigtwohill Business Association Launch June 30th
The Carrigtwohill Business Association aims to promote businesses in and around the village of Carrigtwohill. Everyone is welcome to the Launch of the Association on Thursday June … [Read More...]
Carrigtwohill Open Gardens – July 2nd
Carrigtwohill Open Gardens will take place on Saturday July 2nd 2016 from 10am-4pm in aid of the Cork Association for Autism. The Sensory Gardens at Greenville House will open to … [Read More...]
History Society Trip to Elizabeth Fort
Carrigtwohill Historical Society has organised an outing to Elizabeth Fort in Barrack Street Cork on Saturday 4th June at 2.30. Elizabeth Fort was built in 1601 on a limestone … [Read More...]
Carrigtwohill Business Association
The recently formed Carrigtwohill Business Association will meet at the Cousins Bar on Wednesday May 18th at 1815. This is an open meeting, so come along and meet the … [Read More...]
Community Council Win Mayor’s Award
Carrigtwohill Community Council were presented with the Mayor's Community Award for South Cork on Wednesday May 11th. Pictured L to R: Denis Kelly, Cork County Muintir na Tire; … [Read More...]