The Corkman - 2016-12-08

• Crash nightmare before Christmas
• Former TD Collins: losing seat was ‘a pretty brutal time’
• Columnist Anna Geary signs off on her weekly contributi­ons
• There was a taste of more from the Mallow Christmas fair
• €1.8M TO END BALLYDESMO­ND & KISKEAM WATER WOES
• LEADER FUNDING GETS ROLLING AGAIN
• Full CCTV coverage up and running in Fermoy town
• BATTLE AGAINST INVASIVE ALIEN
• Irish Water moves to calm concerns following discovery of crypto parasite in Millstreet supply
• Mallow ‘keeping it country’ in 2017
• BANTEER RESIDENT MARY NEEDED LIFESAVING SURGERY AFTER CRASH THAT KILLED THREE
• Pilot programme could signal end of housing shortage
• What is LEADER and how does it work for Cork?
• Ex bank official pleads guilty to stealing from customers MACROOM OFFICIAL PLEADS GULTY TO 187 CHARGES RELATING TO THREE CUSTOMERS
• Locals set to celebrate the new face of Buttevant with festive bash
• Long backlog of rural road safety schemes finally get the green light
• APPEALS BOARD TO RULE ON ANNABELLA HOUSING PLAN
• Trad night for little Fionn at the Sandpit House Bar
• Council set to petition TII seeking funding for ‘crucial’ Kanturk link road
• Sweet success for Fiona’s busy bee business KANTURK STUDENT SCOOPS YOUNG ENTREPRENE­UR AWARD
• Moves to repair Coachford bridge welcomed locally
• FREEMOUNT’S DENIS SCALES THE MOTHER OF ALL MOUNTAINS FREEMOUNT CLIMBER DENIS WAS THE ONLY MEMBER OF HIS CLIMBING PARTY TO REACH THE SUMMIT OF THE 6,856M AMA DABLAM IN THE HIMALAYAS
• Macroom buffalo mozzarella strikes gold at world awards
• Liam to launch new CD for ASI
• ‘A taste of more’ at Mallow food and craft fair
• It’s the most ‘expensive’ time of the year
• Ireland needs to stand with allies against Brexiteers
• CHRISTMAS - A TIME FOR GIVING & SHARING
• Millstreet Vintage Club supports CART bus
• Decisive victory for Kanturk
• Heritage calendar supports St V. De Paul
• NEWYEARIS LOOMING… WHYNOTMAKE AREALISTIC RESOLUTION THISYEAR?
• AChristmas­messagefro­mtheMinist­er forAgricul­ture,Foodandthe­Marine
• Good reasons for shopping at Matt Murphy’s
• Renaoffers­aqualityph­ysiotherap­y servicetot­hewholecom­munity
• Donerailer­eally hitsthespo­t forChristm­as
• Santa is headed for Baltydanie­l
• €123.5k for rural developmen­t projects across Cork East
• Western Duhallow
• Mourneabbe­y
• Kilcorney/ Dromtariff­e
• Ballyhea
• Liscarroll
• Buttevant
• CillnaMart­ra
• Milk price to rise but beef facing difficulty
• Hyundai IONIQ electrifie­s at the green car awards
• Gearing up for winter driving
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• Aslan: a small kitten with a big personalit­y
• Devil’s Coach-horse an aggressive little beetle beast
• Standing up for yourself isn’t about standing on other people
• All-Ireland handball title for Boherbue
• Call on anthem and tricolour to remain part of GAA
• County Scór na nÓg wins for Boherbue and Cullen
• Action packed season reviewed by Secretary
• GAA chairman says stadium on course for summer opening
• Final agony for St Colmans who are pipped by champions Kierans
• Mitchelsto­wn CBS edge out Tulla in Munster BHC quarter-final
• Revolution Cycling Club Mallow
• Pedal power in north Cork
• Muskerry find Limerick opponents too Rch to handle in J1 encounter

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