The Corkman - 2016-07-07

• Teacher Denise is latest North Cork Rose for Tralee
• HISTORIC 3-IN-A-ROW FOR BOHER
• ‘SICK IN THE HEAD’ BUTTEVANT JOCKEY JAILED FOR FOUR YEARS
• Newmarket summer fest is in full swing with plenty more to come
• Wild boars on theh loose as Kanturk gears up for its summer festival
• CULLEN LOTTO DOUBLE
• After wini over Dublin, Wexford should be beatable for Cork
• Newmarket builds up to ‘men vs boys’ showdown
• Indie going back to its roots to discover new talent
• High Court hears solicitor has ‘a serious gambling problem’
• B/collig’s Christina is June Cork Person of the Month
• Contracts signed for €2 million Mallow arts centre
• ‘Icing on the cake’ as golden girl Olive crowned world champ
• Nth Cork farm leader warns about dangers of Brexit
• Summer fun in Mallow with Living Space project
• ‘Farmers will feel effects of Brexit as early as summer’
• NUNS’ STORIES FROM NEWMARKET
• Sister Clare comes up trumps with an amazing book
• Some nuns spent up to 40 years living in Australia before returning home to Ireland
• Insurance costs and rejections must be tackled - Sherlock
• Up to 30 new jobs on the way for Fermoy
• Libraries could close as action looms over merger plans
• Damien Forde Cup on Sunday
• Cork writers set to pen new works inspired by 1916 legacy
• Fundraiser to help Ava Barry combat cruel form of epilepsy
• Listen, Cork Samaritans would like a word ...
• Town centre monument in Mallow needs a clean-up
• Gardaí advise householde­rs to protect property
• Mixed results for Laochra Óg teams
• Macroom GAA Juvenile update
• The Theatre By The Lake returns to Gougane Barra
• Green Glens extends welcome to World Games
• Atlantic Oak comes to rest in Mallow
• New leaves sprouting in Greenshoot­s Programme
• Banteer Show reaches its 26th staging
• Console saga could damage other charities
• Issue of top-up payments shines cold light on charities
• THEYSAYGAL­WAYSHOULD HAVE EXPECTED A SECONDHALF ONSLAUGHT FROM THE CATS BUT SOMETIMES YOU JUST CAN’T STOP THE INEVITABLE, WRITES ANNA GEARY
• There’s a great deal to look back on at heritage society AGM
• Dromina exhibition to go on display at Cork City Library
• Katie play set for Schoolyard
• Flower beds completed
• Seal it with the perfect wedding kiss ...
• Don’t be a bride who gets stressed out
• Why not delegate your big day to the experts?
• Wedding rituals still going strong in digital age
• Finn hopeful ladies can breach Kerry system
• Damian Stack looks at some of the stories making backpage news over the past seven days Long term is now more important for Rebels
• Cahalane hopes Dublin win can act as a springboar­d
• Ryan hopes win will boost confidence before Wexford test
• Cadogan shines as Rebels advance
• Footballer­s have to be beating Treaty
• Cork fail to stop Kerry from winning famous 3 in-a-row
• Stunning strike from Kerry wunderkind Courtney dooms minors to defeat
• Minors will still
• Be in All-Ireland race
• Kerry boss says Cork presented a real challenge
• Golden chance for Kerry to triumph
• More minor heartbreak for Rebel county
• The draws have been made for concluding stages
• Cullen to host championsh­ip trials
• Ballincoll­ig pull out all the stops
• Agonising defeat for fired-up Aghabullog­ue
• Abbey and Araglin to go again
• Mallow into quarter-final in low scoring encounter
• Goals set Fermoy U-21s on their way against Ballygibli­n
• Clyda Rovers off to winning start in Under-21 HC
• Back door ties in command attention
• Duhallow schools hurling and camogie finals produce a feast of great action
• Wedding invites – clear, concise and arrive on time
• Grand finale yet to come at summer festival
• Junior ‘B’ footballer­s in championsh­ip action
• Great entertainm­ent promised at annual Cope sponsored walk and run
• Recent deaths
• Ballygibli­n U21 hurlers beaten
• Frremount
• Killavulle­n
• Kilshannig
• CillnaMart­ra
• High time to treat calves for dangerous parasites
• Farmers being ‘driven down into the ground’
• GT versions of 3008 unveiled
• Horoscopes
• Helping dogs that can’t breathe due to flat faces
• Blue butterfly numbers reach their peak in June
• PSA test used to screen for prostate cancer
• Looking after your heart with the right nutrients
• The Rock to the fore in surprising­ly sweet, goofy comedy
• Incredibly engaging tale from beginning to end
• Over 120 events lined up for Heritage Week in Cork
• Get yourself into the mind for success
• PERFECT 10

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