The Corkman - 2016-11-17

• ‘Bad broadband a disaster for us’
• €1m for ‘early work’ on the M20 motorway
• Patrick’s devotion to his wife honoured with award
• Happy feet in Berrings as they revive tradition
• Mid-Cork doctor wins Person of the Month award
• Work set to start on €64m Castlepook wind farm
• ‘It’s vital to support your post office’
• Fermoy to host ceremony for those lost on our roads
• Government’s record on broadband ‘an absolute disgrace’
• Budding entreprene­urs put through business boot camp
• Brave men to become ‘catwalk kings’ in aid of cancer research
• Appeal launched to help get air ambulance service off the ground
• Council chief urges public to have their say in the developmen­t of their districts
• THE LATE MICK DOLAN WAS ‘ A LARGER THAN LIFE CHARACTER’ WHOSE DEATH HAS LEFT ‘A HUGE VOID’
• Lifelong learning at Mallow College
• AND THEN THE ESB MAN SAID ‘LET THEIR BE LIGHT’
• Volunteers get their hands dirty cleaning up iconic Fermoy weir
• Sports clubs urged to register for grants
• Fermoy honours its heroes at Sports and Community awards
• Launch of Shane Murphy Poc Fada
• Cork Pops Orchestra school concert leaves them dancing in the aisles
• Plentyofac­tivities ondisplaya­topen eveningatS­tMary’s
• Macroom AFC U12 girls collect deserved first win
• Toastmaste­rs tackle the mystery of a woman’s best friend
• Obituaries
• League and cup winners go head to head at the oice
• Playing the system to get vital resources
• Theability­tomakethos­espilt decisionsi­skeytogrea­tness
• The final line-up for the Thorny Rose of Kanturk now in place
• Self build Show wins favour at Green Glens
• Green Glens launch of ‘Steeplejil­l’
• Comhaltas cheques presentati­on
• Informatio­n evening for parents of children suffering anxiety
• Recent deaths
• The Corkman
• MILLSTREET NATIVE CAROLINE DOWLING - PRESIDENT OF COMMUNICAT­IONS & ENTERPRISE COMPUTE AT FLEXTRONIC­S, THE SECOND LARGEST ELECTRONIC­S COMPANY IN THE WORLD - IS THE GUEST SPEAKER AT THIS YEAR’S AWARDS
• Fast growing new business springs from a dying craft
• Elaine offers alternativ­e pain management solutions
• JJ took on the recession and just keeps on succeeding
• Patricia aims to get all of Duhallow fit and healthy
• Safety firm started a fire that is now glowing brightly
• ‘From Duhallow we are conquering the world’
• Noreen has been a fashion afficionad­o for 33 years
• Image consultanc­y has an internatio­nal reach
• Community creche has an integrated recipe for success
• Leading initiative reduces waste and saves money
• Gordon’s love of flowers has grown a blooming business
• ‘It’s a pleasure and a privilege to work at my passion’
• Nominees for Great Place To Work
• Dairy co-op is of the people, by the people, for the people
• Pulling together successful­ly in a happy environmen­t
• 2013: Alu Cat hit pay dirt in old cars and at first awards
• Judgement Day now looms for this year’s awards nominees
• Kilshannig
• Well-bred heifers can have huge impact on profit
• New Audi A5 Coupé sets hearts racing
• Volvo are on a roll with the new S90
• Looking for the perfect kitten to replace our Spin
• A pretty little fern owing its name to curative properties
• Contemplat­ive sci-fi drama portrays world in crisis after alien contact
• Call of Duty titles competing with themselves
• PERFECT 10
• Charlevill­e rise to the Challenge of Ballincoll­ig for Shield win
• Buttevant book final date to give Bantry the blues
• Heartbreak for Killavulle­n in league final
• Mallow fall short to Glanmire
• Exciting JBFL final clash promised between Kanturk and Newmarket
• Two Muskerry Board finals this weekend
• Rockchapel and Meelin GAA clubs off to the dogs
• Three goal Catherines have too much for Kilshannig in final
• Mitchelsto­wn minors do the double
• Still a season to have pride in
• It didn’t go to plan admits Kiskeam manager Reen
• Kiskeam fall short to an
• Passion makes up for a lack of quality
• Impressive Adare
• PUC will be ready for Munster finals

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