Reporter, columnist and travel editor at Dublin Gazette, Irish Mirror, and freelance
Sylvia Pownall is a reporter, columnist, and travel editor at Dublin Gazette and Irish Mirror, as well as a freelance journalist. She covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, health and wellness, construction and real estate, and food and beverages, with a particular focus on commercial real estate and mental health. Sylvia's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Manchester Evening News, Daily Record, and Buzz, among others.
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By: Sylvia Pownall
A WORLD-RENOWNED West Cork golf links is setting its sights on next year’s Ryder Cup after securing planning permission for a major extension.The clubhouse at the Old Head of Kinsale course is set for expansion after owners Ashbourne Holdings Ltd secured approval for eight new
By: Sylvia Pownall
A new statue of St Finbarr of Cork will be unveiled on a remote Scottish island on his Feast Day next month.
A STERLING silver brand inspired by the coastline and of West Cork has seen a huge swell in demand for its jewellery off the back of Cork’s sporting successes.
By: Sylvia Pownall
AN online pet memorial service launched last year in Clonakilty has completed a total rebrand after discovering that the public had chosen a better name.
A CORK group for people living with young-onset dementia and their families is staging an exhibition at Cork City Library next month, writes Sylvia Pownall. The Cuimhne Group has partnered with the Alzheimer Society of Ireland (ASI) and Crawford Art Gallery for the display which
First-time buyers in Cork now need to earn €92,092 to purchase a home, new research shows.
By: Sylvia Pownall
SCOIL Bhríde in Ballydehob is celebrating after opening the first autism class on the Mizen Peninsula, as the community prepares to dance for inclusion.
By: Sylvia Pownall
A WEST Cork father and son are marking almost 20 years with Le Chéile Mentoring as the organisation calls on more men to volunteer with the youth justice charity.
By: Sylvia Pownall
A WEST Cork woman who was at the forefront of a national campaign to have Skyclarys reimbursed for patients with Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA) said she feels let down yet again by the health system.
By: Sylvia Pownall
A FOUNTAINSTOWN woman who founded the Greater Chernobyl Cause has told of her heartache after a school supported by the Cork-based charity was bombed.
