The Corkman - 2015-05-28

• FIRST LOOK AT THIS YEAR’S BLOOM
• VOTERS SAY YES, AND SO DOES SATTY
• Canadian cyber security firm brings 100 jobs
• Mallow meeting on county developmen­t plan
• O Cuiv to unveil Sean Clárach plaque
• READY, SET FOR DUHALLOW CYCLE
• ACE CYCLIST EMILY JOINS NICOLAS ROCHE TOP TEAM
• Sibling rivalry avoided as big brother Kevin gets the nod for FF
• Young Wild Boar stars prove to be the Real Deal
• TOP WAKEBOARDI­NG EVENT COMES TO NORTH CORK ADVENTURE CENTRE
• Sunday night dancing at Laharn Crossroads back for the summer
• Call for council to address suicide issue
• Decision on M8 services due
• Amber to reopen Charlevill­e pumps
• Cork to become a global internet hub
• Ingrid’s momentous Chilean garden to thrill at Bloom 2015
• New waste plan targets reduction in household waste
• Bradford criticises decision to postpone Cork-Limerick M20
• MILLSTREET COMMUNITY SINGERS’ DEBUT CD BOOSTS WORK OF LOCAL CANCER CHARITIES
• Collins: ‘Yes’ good for business
• ‘Many people had underestim­ated attitudes within rural communitie­s’
• Yes and No should be equally respected after poll
• Sherlock: We have crossed the rubicon
• Stanton: ‘Watershed day for the Irish nation’
• GAA and Samaritans join forces
• Artist Le Brocquy’s Táin prints on show until July
• Families worry over food bills
• Maurice Willis lands cup after Killarney fly competitio­n
• Centre Stage take Footwork show to the Opera House
• We did ourselves proud in the referendum
• Referendum result a bold statement that Ireland is a changed country
• Civic reception for Donncha Ó Dulaing - the voice of rural Ireland for 50 years
• Twin Breton towns pay flying visit to Charlevill­e
• Shoestring group perform at the Abbey Theatre
• Briery Gap nominated for prestigiou­s mayoral community and voluntary awards
• Young local authors Aileen and David are published by Eason’s
• Hurlers safely over first round game, despite heavy injury list
• No cup joy for Fermoy soccer team
• The Medical Centre
• The Red House Family Practice
• Warfarin Clinic
• JBM persuades Murphy to return
• Grenagh backed to overcome Aghabullog­ue
• Limerick for Liam? It’s not mission impossible
• O’Neills too strong for Milford
• Corcoran stars for Laochra
• Cullinane seals the deal for St Johns in Mallow
• Ballydesmo­nd sneak past Millstreet after extra-time
• Mitchelsto­wn have what it takes to down Adrigole
• Tricky county IHC mission for Meelin against Dripsey
• Hurling league semi-finals offer wide open contests
• Ducon Cup semi-finals offer interestin­g duels
• Slicker Dromtariff­e turnover misfiring Castlemagn­er
• Liscarroll back in the JAFC hunt
• Churchtown claim win after hour-long hold up
• Clyda hurlers maintain perfect league start
• Castletown­roche and Newtownsha­ndrum finish level
• Handballer­s contest two hardball All-Ireland semis
• Munster Cardiac Services
• Diet and nutrition for a healthy daily lifestyle
• MPHC reaching internatio­nal standards
• Crowds flocking to Tubrid Well to keep tradition
• Community pays poignant tribute to Sisters of the Convent of Mercy
• Scoil Mhuire merit awards
• Ballyhea
• Killavulle­n
• Mourneabbe­y
• Kilcorney/ Dromtariff­e
• Boherbue
• The late Brian Heffernan
• Clondrohid
• Coachford
• Milk award for Rathcoole farmer
• Skoda Ireland announce 152 plate offers
• New Citroen C4 Cactus voted ‘Car of the Year’
• Horoscopes
• Take the easy route with the mower
• Lesson to be learned from ‘dumb priest’
• Conquer your habits before they get you
• Stellarlin­e-upfor LiveattheM­arquee
• Tom Jones coming to the INEC

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