The Corkman - 2015-09-17

• KIDS ‘LUCKY TO BE ALIVE’
• Ashling on a high
• CHEEKY MALLOW FARMERETTE HAS AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE
• Cork parents are hit hard for schools’ ‘voluntary contributi­ons’
• CULTURE NIGHT
• MALLOW PAGES 19-21
• Van driver first to scene says he had expected carnage
• ‘Had the full compliment of children been on the bus, I dread what might have been’
• Principals praise swift emergency response service
• Macroom professor bags £11m UK grant
• New 30kph speed limit for estates given green light
• Time to sign up for BoI awards
• Millstreet salutes retired matron Lena
• Kilcorney Housing Assoc nominated for award
• Plenty going on across north Cork
• City set to buzz on Friday night
• Robot’s return for some serious fun and games
• Cork gearing up to celebrate the 1916 Easter Rising
• Questions raised over vaccine
• Cork people more likely to emigrate
• Prayers for rain answered in Rathcormac
• Ballydesmo­nd says fond farewell to Fr McCarthy after 11 years in parish
• Barry and Stanton on FG ticket for Cork East
• Cork punter has the perfect Tuesday lunch
• Plenty of toe tapping at Tureencahi­ll
• Mallow Graduation Ceremony
• New Health and Fitness programme coming to Mallow
• Camogie girls bid to make history
• Mallow venue to become ‘Boole Library’ for seminar
• The pub is no place for screaming children
• Proposed cut to USC will comfort coping classes but will it win votes?
• ‘Support The Lads’ barbecue night in Murray’s
• Rovers make history with first ever JAHC title win
• Dentist, philosophe­r and devoted priest dies in his 89th year
• Breda to exhibit a dozen new works
• Companies act workshops
• Friends and families gather in Charlevill­e to mark suicide day
• Flag Day at Carriganim­a
• Charlevill­e can do it
• Dublin defeats will inspire Kerry to victory
• Kanturk have the potential to cause an upset as Kilnamarty­ra are favourites
• Duhallow have no response
• High-flying Éire Óg still on course for the county final
• Ballincoll­ig bow out to Haven
• So near and yet so far for Mallow
• Dripsey live up to pre-match billing
• Ballycloug­h have too much for a disapointi­ng Ballinhass­ig outfit
• Kilshannig clinch Rebel Og Minor B title
• Harbour rout Clyda to win JAHC title
• Shanballym­ore hurlers complete North Cork and county double
• Buttevant minors reach final at Knocknagre­e’s expense
• Take two for Lyre and Knocknagre­e who meet again Duhallow football replay
• Emmets U-21s survive stern test from Crokes
• Action in Muskerry reaching a conclusion
• Vaughan inspires Iveleary to bridge 30 year gap
• Ballydesmo­nd duo bid for back to back titles
• Fintan’s on his bike for Route 66
• Productive season for Duarigle Gaels
• Kanturk mourns the passing of one of its oldest residents
• Intermedia­te footballer­s face into championsh­ip action
• Local organisati­ons get behind Ian and Eimear’s odyessy to Italy
• Buttevant
• Boherbue
• Mourneabbe­y
• Kilcorney/ Dromtariff­e
• CillnaMart­ra
• Coachford
• Upcoming events take us back to turbulent times
• Breathing new life into you
• Mastering the art of road building
• Truly charming home ticks all the boxes for garden lovers
• Fast-track ride in the new Porsche 911
• Ford Transit is consistent­ly Ireland’s best-selling van
• A certified bodyshop give you peace of mind when getting repairs done
• Everyman gears up for autumn
• Eclectic, live and kicking at Coughlans

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