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Welcome to the Glanmire Area Community Association

The Glanmire Area Community Association was founded in 1981 to promote better community facilities for all residents of the Glanmire area. We are a voluntary organisation based in Riverstown, Glanmire, whose main objective is to assist all voluntary organisations in the local community.

Located in the old schoolhouse at Riverstown Cross, the Community Centre is open Monday to Friday from 9am – 10pm and on request at weekends.

Our Office is attended from 9.30am – 1.00pm Monday to Friday  Tel: 021 482 1333

It is with tremendous sadness that we announce that our Director and friend Dermot O’ Connell has sadly passed away

Dermot leaves behind a tremendous legacy marked by his outstanding dedication to the development of Glanmire community. His work in the community began in 1985 and in the past 40 years he was a tireless advocate for the development of amenities and resources for the Glanmire area as well as being an active and founding member of many groups and organisations working hard to improve the lives of Glanmire residents. 

Over the years, Dermot achieved so much for so many people, and amongst the many highlights are his purchase of the Pike Field, – which later became the home of Glanmire Football Club where he also served as Chairman of the club. Dermot was also instrumental in bringing Glanmire it’s own Secondary School. He was also a founding member of Glanmire Youth Project and SAFE Glanmire.

Dermot was a much-loved and valued board member of the Glanmire Area Community Association. In his dedication and commitment to the community over the years, he held several committee positions, assisted and advised community groups and organisations and attended many meetings and events,valiantly representing Glanmire. He was passionate in all dealings he had with community matters, and was steadfast instriving to make improvements for all. He was a peace maker, a diplomat and always the voice of reason. Dermot was a gentleman, and a true community man. He was a great friend, mentor and an inspiration to so many in Glanmire. 

He will be sadly missed by our association and by his many friends, colleagues and all the lives he touched in the Glanmire community and beyond.

Our sincere and heartfelt condolences, thoughts and prayers  go to out to Dermot’s wife Nellie, his children Maria, Patrick, Claire, Brendan, Bryan  and the extended family and friends at this very sad and difficult time.

Leaba í measc na naomh go raibh aige agus suaimhneassíoraí air.  Ar dheis  go raibh a anam dílis.

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GLANMIRE AREA TRAVEL INFORMATION

*** NEW Bus route timetable No. 214 CUH – Cork – Glyntown  (via Glanmire, Riverstown, Brooklodge)  Departs every 20 minutes

(NOTE: routes to Knockraha exclude Marwood & Glyntown stops)

 

Bus timetable No. 245 Cork – Fermoy

(via Glanmire, Riverstown, Sallybrook)