The Corkman - 2015-09-10

• ‘I HOPE THE COWARD IS NEVER RELEASED’
• Funding row drives Mallow toward traffic meltdown
• CASTLEMAGN­ER CROWNED CHAMPIONS
• MALLOW’S MUDDY HILL WORKS COULD RUN INTO SIX FIGURES
• CHARLEVILL­E MURDERS HOUSE TO BE DEMOLISHED BY COUNCIL
• Cheers, tears and songs for Junior Certs
• Newmarket answers the call to help refugees
• Bright sparks in business
• Council counts the cost of free parking in Mallow
• Park finally ‘belongs’ to town
• Sentencing judge had “little faith” that killer’s apology was genuine
• Privileged upbringing of killer who previously avoided jail
• Our Trish and team up for PPI radio gong
• Mad mud muckers to run amok in Rathcormac
• Duhallow music awards night
• Mallow bypass back on the agenda
• Traders to have their say at public meeting
• Sign up for Foroige in North Cork BETTY KIELY HOLDS HIGH PRAISE FOR THE CHILDREN IN KANTURK
• Refugee crisis must be solved
• Twohig’s mark 60 years of trading in Kanturk
• ‘Between the Years’ poety book published
• Appeal for Cork to ‘Paint It Pink’
• Little Wild Boars gearing up for fun
• MALLOW ENTREPRENE­UR CONTINUES TO SET THE STANDARD
• Council confirms reciever appointed to Kanturk estate
• State Funeral for Thomas Kent as he finally returns back home
• Rememberin­g Liam
• Anger as Newtown water woes still leaking away
• Burst water main sparks town gas alert
• Taxman catches up with defaulters
• Finally, we sit up and take notice of war crisis
• Fennelly highlights ruthlessne­ss of the Taoiseach when the chips are down
• Red Cross are now truly on-hand to help
• Soccer club kicks off new season
• Gourmet evening tops Country Park ‘Food and Foraging’ weekend
• Liz Lucey Run raises over €17k
• Jim Murray and Seamus Begley to star at Briery Gap
• Locals enjoy a grand day out at annual Gathering
• It was a wheelie big fun weekend in Charlevill­e
• Foundation’s big activity day truly means bus-iness
• Ladies miss out on spot in final
• Footballer­s beaten on the double
• Ballyhoura occupation­al programme
• Fifty-five year wait ends for Castle’
• Mallow up against it with Newcestown
• Ice cold Cats keep fiery Tribesmen under wraps
• Goulding can fire Éire Óg past Carrig
• Ballincoll­ig to win big one
• Tough test of Dripsey
• Duhallow have what it takes to seal a semi-final berth
• Kanturk fall agonisingl­y short
• Battle for provincial and All-Ireland handball honours narrows down
• Clyda storm into junior hurling final
• Fermoy and Kilara Óg must go again
• Mitchelsto­wn no match for Dunarigle
• Duarigle rally to deny Charlevill­e in epic U16 ‘A’ football final
• O’Brien goal helps Dromtariff­e retain title
• A stroll in the park for Cats fans at Picnic
• Time for someone to shout ‘stop’ before integrity is lost
• Kilshannig
• Boherbue
• Western Duhallow
• Ballyhea
• Kilcorney/ Dromtariff­e
• Killavulle­n
• Ballincoll­ig
• Factory price cuts have to stop says IFA livestock chair
• New car sales continue to perform
• Volkswagen Group Ireland brands now account for 1 in 4 new car sales
• Insurance being offered to young drivers has increased by an average of over 50%
• The fleet is back at Cavanaghs of Charlevill­e
• Kearys Hyundai – No 1 for Hyundai in Ireland
• Kadjar offers a lot for the money
• Mini Cooper awarded Best Premium Small Car
• Kanturk Credit Union launches new and used Car Loan Campaign
• Mercedes-Benz introduces two new models
• Horoscopes
• Microchipp­ing of dogs – has your pet been done?
• As summer nears end, swallows get ready to depart
• Preparatio­n is the key to passing exams
• Castlemagn­er turn the dream into reality
• Republican hero Thomas Kent to get state funeral
• Don’t ask what if, ask what now
• PERFECT 10
• Busy September at the Briery Gap
• Take a selfie with Pat Shortt at the Opera Hse
• Top Irish poets to play ‘Live Word’s’ Cork sessions

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