The Corkman - 2015-04-16

• WE CAN ONLY HOPE AND PRAY
• 50 jobs for Mallow in €3m EPS expansion
• Water protest boils over in Mallow
• MARATHON MAN JAMES CONQUERS SAHARA
• The last person to see Karen ‘not a suspect’
• ‘We are desparate, she is our only daughter’
• Please help find Karen, pleads her best friend Julie
• Excitement grows ahead of Voice of the Glen final
• Rock For Ott has Green Glens buzzing with ceol and craic
• Buttevant couple avoid jail in car crash fraud scam
• Sinn Fein’s Dennehy to run for Dáil seat
• Fermoy community urged to rally around in support of Cork ‘20’
• Collins to host marriage equality referendum night
• Ernie O’Malley to be remembered in Mallow Field Club lecture
• Declan is ‘green leader’ of the year
• Rebel apprentice­s hit all the right notes
• Lace up the boots for Ballyhoura walking festival
• Cloghroe principal Emma is new head of the INTO
• High hopes for a jacked up Indie 2015 festival
• Oliver & co for Briery Gap
• Cork to host World Book Fest
• Mallow’s Marty is flavour of the month
• Hostilitie­s halted, for now, at Waterloo site
• LEADER funding is more of Govt’s slash and burn of rural Ireland
• Time to put a stop to the annual frenzy of burning Ireland’s hillsides
• Michael J. nominates Marty in a Mallow treble at Cork awards
• Mallow walking group heads back to the hills for summer
• Succesful start for young gun soccer club Mallow Town FC
• Ladies footballer­s on tour
• Focus is on Duhallow & Cork teams
• James conquers the Sahara
• Last chance to see ‘Trad’
• Charlevill­e area was badly hit by the famine, heritage lecture hears
• All-action spring fair vital for St Joseph’s
• A thriving community to the fore in all areas of business, sport and music
• Plans for Summer programme at Bruach na Carraige
• Success of ADA Security Systems
• Festival a walk-away success
• Talent aplenty surfaces at feile cheoil
• Lights out, round two, here we go
• Monaghan are the league’s big winners
• Nothing in Croke Park
• Star man O’Neill pleased with his performanc­e
• Strong second half sees Muskerry over
• Massive result for Duhallow
• Premier worthy winners over never say die Cork
• Without star pairing
• Charlevill­e ease into U-21 ‘B’ final
• Goals set Newcestown up for win over Clyda
• Mitchelsto­wn and Glanworth share the spoils in County Division 2 IFL
• Ballyhea hurlers never troubled by Killavulle­n
• St. Johns square up to Glenlara in County JBFC meeting
• Ladies to face Kerry in National Football League semi-final
• Muskerry Junior Leagues carry more significan­ce as Championsh­ips approach
• All-Ireland Doubles title for O’Keeffe and Casey
• Final day defeat for Kanturk blots very solid season
• Turning our skill-set into an award winning success story
• Mourneabbe­y
• Kilcorney/ Dromtariff­e
• Ladies lose out to Kilbrin in under-21 semi final
• Boherbue
• Western Duhallow
• Buttevant
• Ballyhea
• Liscarroll
• Clondrohid
• CillnaMart­ra
• Kilshannig
• Coachford
• Luxury top of the range Dacia models
• E Tarrant & Sons launch Skoda Approved Used Car Event, simply clever value
• Doneraile run could be good training work-out
• Horoscopes
• Feel-good comedy centres on selfaccept­ance
• A definite recommenda­tion for RPG buffs
• Can your pet get a sun tan in sunny weather?
• Shy Dunnock still one of our most common birds
• A wealth of gardening riches
• Strict protocols are followed in quality of beef
• How to let go of emotional baggage ...

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