The Corkman - 2017-01-19

• SIMPLY THE BEST
• Warning on lethal drugs is issued after teen dies
• B’COLLIG SHOW MALLOW NO MERCY
• Book is returned ... 45 years late
• Health minister gets an icy greeting from parents in Mallow
• Much-loved Mary Ann Lane has passed, weeks after 100th birthday
• Kiskeam GAA celebrate historic win with party into the small hours
• BURGLARIES DOWN 40% IN NORTH CORK
• Mum Suzanne: ‘I just want to hear my little girl talk’
• LOCAL INJURY UNIT IN MALLOW HAS TREATED 20,000 PATIENTS
• Use your local injury unit, minister urges the public as M allow facility opened
• 22-year old charged after €25k heroin seizure in Tower
• Man remanded in custody after €10,000 drug seizure in Blarney
• Kevin relishing his role as the new LEO Head of Enterprise in North Cork LOCAL ENTERPRISE OFFICE BOSS SAYS HE HAS ‘BIG SHOES TO FILL’
• The challenges of Brexit and Trump - for MEP Clune it’s all about jobs
• MEP DEIRDRE CLUNE SPOKE WITH THE CORKMAN REPORTER
• EXHIBITION WILL RUN AT CORK CITY LIBRARY FROM MARCH 13
• Packed programme lined up for Ballincoll­ig Winter Music Festival
• Mallow already gearing up for the 2017 Racing Home for Easter Festival
• Concerns over future of Route 40 bus
• KNOCKNAGRE­E POST MISTRESS IS SET TO LEAVE HER POST IN APRIL
• Ballyhea stalwart Connie is Clubman of the Year
• Your chance to sample something out of the ordinary at Cork beer festival
• Le Chéile to host parents advocacy Programme
• Green light for new school in Clondrohid
• Hard-hit tillage farmers protest outside the Dáil
• ‘Try a dive’ in Fermoy with the Blackwater Sub Aqua Club
• Four-goal fest for Macroom A
• Ryan drops by to say hello at the RDS
• MACROOM-BORN PROFESSOR JOHN A MURPHY CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY AT UCC WHERE HE HAS CONTRIBUTE­D SO MUCH
• No demand for a sub-standard bus service
• The world won’t end this Friday and we need to allow Trump his 100 days
• Buttevant darts crew defeat Keppler’s
• Speakeasy Toastmaste­rs host their first meeting of 2017
• CONGRATULA­TIONS TO FANTASTIC COLÁISTE TREASA STUDENTS
• March start for hurling league
• Lots of choices at Mallow College
• The voyage of self-discovery is well worth navigating
• Proximity, availabili­ty and choice has never been greater…
• Footballer­s open 2017 season with Macroom match
• Cuthbert to play a role with Autin Stacks club
• Healy: we must win in Galway or Kildare
• Kerry shoot down Rebels’ McGrath Cup hopes
• Hurlers put seven past Limerick in Munster SHL
• Chinese football is no longer a laughing matter
• Seventh heaven for hurlers as Treaty stone crumbles
• January football needs context
• Special anniversar­y sure to drive Inniscarra on towards maintainin­g county dominance
• It’s Cork v Tipp in the Munster juvenile championsh­ips
• Chamber makes submission for local area plan
• More details emerge of historic Paraguayan visit to Charlevill­e Library
• First county title for Gaels completes great season
• Mud run hits €51,000 mark for Mercy cancer centre
• Cork has the second highest rate of constructi­on in Ireland
• Kilcorney/ Dromtariff­e
• Mourneabbe­y
• Clondrohid
• Buttevant
• Castlemagn­er
• Teagasc meeting hears milk prices are volatile
• AIMS ‘suspends’ trade
• Renault release the completely overhauled Scénic
• The new Kia Niro arrives in Ireland later this month
• Horoscopes
• Why do we use baby-speak to talk to our pets?
• IUCN database a great resource for conservati­on
• Echinacea: nature’s antiviral for immune support
• Tour de force performanc­es in Chazelle’s sumptuous modern musical
• Gravity Rush 2 twice the delight of its predecesso­r
• Council hosts night to look back with pride on centenary year
• Pack up your troubles and smile, smile...

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