The Corkman - 2017-03-09

• TROLLEY DASH GANG COME OUT UNSTUCK
• CORKMANC DUHALLOW UU21 C’SHIPS
• Cream of the crop rises to the top at Mallow Sports and Leisure awards
• Star showing as Berrings NS celebrates European identity
• Gardaí follow CCTV trail to robber’s home
• Minister: New Ballincoll­ig NS set to open in September
• Councillor­s not happy about Ovens estate bond
• Increase in social welfare payments coming this week
• Centra move secures future of Ballydesmo­nd Post Office
• Rail review likely to see three north Cork stations become unmanned MOYNIHAN - ‘THIS IS ANOTHER STEP IN THE DOWNGRADIN­G OF RURAL CORK STATIONS’
• Cork diaspora initiative expands throughout North Cork
• FORMIDABLE NED HITS 100 YEARS YOUNG WITH A BASH
• RESIDENTS FURIOUS AT STATE OF ROAD AFTER CABLING WORKS
• Pope Francis turns down appeal by former priest
• TIME MARCHES ON AT THE CLOCK HOUSE
• The Long Room
• A TRULY HISTORIC BUILDING
• Late Neily’s love of his family and music knew no bounds
• Land deal secured for new Kanturk national school
• Birthday boy Paudie’s good cause for a bash
• Orla on song as her ‘Toxic Man’ makes it to IYMA grand final
• Gearóid gets nod to run for vacant seat
• Castleyons solar farm given the green light
• NEW BOOK LAUDS THE INGENUITY OF THE IRISH
• Macroom Men’s Shed celebrates first anniversar­y
• County Cork puts best foot forward for Ava
• Celebratin­g 150 years of Mercy education in Macroom
• Wealth of talent on show at Banteer’s big concert
• Women in business events kick off in North Cork
• Fond farewell for man slain in Fermoy truck stop assault
• MORE ACTS ADDED TO THE MARQUEE LINE-UP
• Circus gets that sinking feeling as racecourse floods
• National fertility clinic opens in Cork
• Brexit sparks new interests in Flatley’s Fermoy home
• Bank-bombed and hit with a stinking parking fine in one week!
• Tuam tragedy should inspire us to discuss role of our ancestors
• Blackwater darts players firing on all cylinders for Cup and Plate
• Mallow all set for a festive St Patrick’s Day
• Obituaries
• Sliabh Luachra Cycling Club seeks to pump up junior ranks
• Stirring music promised as féile grows into Millstreet Trad Fest
• Caring for your holistic health and wellbeing at your local pharmacy
• ‘Angus Day’ students have recipe for success
• Weather plays spoilsport as fixtures rained off
• Coláiste Treasa TY students present ‘Cinderella’ musical
• Chamber members review a productive year
• Moylan Park are big winners
• Cork football in danger of sliding to irrelevanc­e
• Banner humble Cork in Cusack Park
• O’Neill fronts up after latest set-back for Cork football in the Banner
• Cats surge to see off the Rebels
• All Ireland 40x20 doubles kicks off
• ‘We love the Irish here. Not so much the Cockneys, but we love the Irish...’
• Browne’s Bookmakers, Listowel
• Tyther Bookmakers, Killorglin
• ‘‘I have never forgotten the feeling of coming back to the winner’s enclosure’’
• Will Djakadam end Willie Mullins’ Gold Cup torment?
• The Dawn of an era that started in Ballybegga­n
• Jack in search of that precious Cheltenham winner
• The one race that Geraldine Cooper watched
• ‘‘Total Enjoyment had unbelievab­le potential’’
• Triple champions: a look back at Best Mate and Jim Culloty
• Memories from the Cotswolds
• CHELTENHAM HALL OF FAME
• The new kid on the block... Cian Collins
• Patience pays for Midleton’s finest jockey Paul Townend
• Ballymac’s McDermott excels on both sides of The Pond
• Jerry Hannon - racing’s ‘voice’ reflects on Cheltenham memories
• Duhallow’s great crusade recalls back to back county titles
• Marvellous Newmarket recovery lift Creedon Cup
• Intriguing clashes emerge from Duhallow championsh­ip draws
• Ballyhea edged out by Bandon
• Charlevill­e win out in north Cork derby clash
• Doneraile get their campaign up and running with victory
• Weather plays havoc with fixtures
• Hall of Fame award for worthy Ryan
• Social media and Internet safety informatio­n evening for parents
• Recent deaths
• Newmarket GAA and ladies footballer­s have plenty to celebrate at victory social
• Killavulle­n
• Kilshannig
• Mourneabbe­y
• Ballyhea
• Western Duhallow
• Coachford
• Government policy in danger of creating ‘forestry bubble’
• Four Cork winners celebrated at RDS Agricultur­e Awards
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• The theory and practice of learning to be a vet
• Alder trees put on their lovely display of catkins
• Tapping into a growing interest in native trees
• PERFECT 10

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