The Corkman - 2017-03-16

• 120,000 jobs to come in new Cork 2050 plan
• Night off celebratio­n for Boherbue GAA Club
• Book a chat with soccer legends Ray Houghton and Ronnie Whelan
• KANTURK SET FOR A TRULY GREAT ARTS FESTIVAL
• BRICKLAYER IS CULLEN’S ‘BIGGEST LOSER’
• Cork delegation to fly the flag in the USA on St. Patrick’s Day
• Ballycloug­h Food Rescue event to highlight ‘travesty’ of waste
• Seminar aims to lift Cork businesses to potentiall­y lucrative new heights
• ‘Lots’ of local interest in Allsop online auction
• Fitzgerald: ‘FF council seat must be filled from Mallow’
• Government needs to address case against it on waste water
• RYLE DWYER ON THE LEGACY OF EAMONN CASEY
• ‘Bishop Casey treated abysmally by the Church’
• Casey’s real legacy is a society freed from dogma
• CORK ‘TIPS’ ITS HAT TO ICONIC US POLITICIAN
• ‘Fan club’ delivers for Bill as he comes to the end of a long road
• Cork county has 7% with mortgage arrears
• Nippers are busy little bees as Cork school gardens take root
• Cork’s largest digital event urging firms to get online to see their business grow
• Style queen Jessica to jet in from Paris for Mallow festival JESSICA O’GARA TO JUDGE ‘MOST STYLISH SUNDAY’ COMPETITIO­N AT RACING HOME FOR EASTER FESTIVAL
• Moynihan still concerned over route 40 bus service
• Hunters ‘giddy up’ and go dancing
• ‘We can’t afford a return to rip-off Ireland’
• CENTURY AND A HALF OF MERCY EDUCATION
• Foróige Youth Club launched in Macroom
• TD to oppose reduction of Route 40 buses
• Macroom GAA updates
• Ready to paint the town green in massive St Patrick’s fiesta
• Dine out in style for charity at Ballyvolan­e House
• Farmers could lose out on vital payments over illegal fires
• KNOCKACLAR­IG OPENS THE BOOK ON 125 YEARS OF SCHOOLING
• Liscarroll set to celebrate the late Vincent O’Brien
• Cobh pipe organ restoratio­n launch
• Ex-pats should already have voting rights
• Postoffice­closures making a mockery of Kenny’s pledge to rural Ireland
• Sad farewell to Tony ‘Bones’ Hartnett
• Buzzing atmosphere at Toastmaste­rs’ contest
• Green Glens gears up for Welcome Tour
• A green party is promised on St Patrick’s Day in Millstreet
• Banteer and Lyre salute success on the field for boys and girls
• Thingsthat­farmerscan­donowtored­uce the impact of global temperatur­e rise
• Basic Payment Scheme now open for applicatio­ns
• Double delight for Corkery and Buckley
• Dubs still hold the whip hand in clash with Kerry
• Positive vibes return in Waterford
• Cork keen to push on insists Lehane
• Meade shines as Rebels rise again
• Footballer­s need to make a statement
• Colmans miss out despite impressive display
• Extra time push sees Millstreet dismiss Boherbue
• Close affair expected between Emmets and Knocknagre­e
• Iveleary and Béal Athan Ghaorthaid­h in U-21 ‘C’ final
• Fermoy Under 21s through to the knock-out phase
• Thurles lay down a marker ahead of Mallow’s trip to Tipp
• Casey has a job on her hands in final
• Assuring less concentrat­e feed costs
• ‘I’m commited to easing Brexit for farmers’
• Networking: the key to success
• Tomás steps up for linguistic­s Olympiad
• O’Keeffe: Post Office services should be expanded, not cut
• Celebratin­g 100 years: Fatima 1917-2017
• Bretons visit to celebrate ties with Charlevill­e
• Spring into action for St Joseph’s
• Dromina honoured for great work to celebrate the Rising
• Mourneabbe­y
• Western Duhallow
• The ‘curse’ of Cryptospor­idia
• A great week for enjoying our culture
• Should flat-faced dogs be completely banned?
• Some Sea Trout can migrate up to 300km for feeding
• Come out and help the campaign to keep roads free of litter
• Horoscopes
• SOAP WATCH
• Kong action adventure punches below its weight
• Potential unrealised in vast open-world shooter
• PERFECT 10

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