The Corkman - 2017-04-27

• Faith relies on hope and charity to fulfill her dreams
• Council unveils three-year spending plan
• Hillfire hell as blazes hit Gougane Barra
• North Cork ready to host Ireland’s largest ever Autograss meeting
• Nifty Fifty Honda bike run for ACTivate
• Focus on Killavulle­n GAA Club: The Corkman’sDiarmuid Sheehan profiles 129 years of tradition
• Mallow greets rugby star Anna with sea of green
• CBS Charlevill­e scoop YSI Challenge Award
• Ambitious plan for Buttevant’s ancient walls
• Sports clubs set to be the big winners at Cork Racecourse HUDSON TAYLOR LINED UP TO ROUND OFF RACE NIGHT
• Three North Cork lots up for sale at May Allsop auction
• DAIRYGOLD DELIVERS €17.5M OPERATING PROFIT DURING 2016
• Cork can emerge as influentia­l leading region
• Uncertaint­ies remain for years ahead
• ASI mobile unit reaching out to Cork communitie­s
• Moving silver screen tribute to Mallow’s ‘mother of Irish ballet’
• Listen to the dawn chorus with a walk on the wild side
• CSO figures show big challenges in housing provision in Cork
• Cork residents won over €2.5 million in Prize Bonds in 2016
• HSE refusing to finance life-changing medicine MALLOW MAN SAID HIS LIFE HAS BEEN TRANSFORME­D BY NEW DRUG
• THE FORD PLANT FIRST OPENED ITS DOORS IN APRIL 1917 IN THE CITY
• Toe tapping fayre guaranteed at Riverside Park
• Busy Saturday for Macroom Juveniles
• Plenty of silver linings at the Tidy Towns AGM
• Macroom FC Under-12 girls setting the standard as they hit Park United for six
• No holding back from hot topics at Toastmaste­rs night
• Over €233,000 for Kanturk/Mallow community groups
• LAUNCH OF PRIDE IN OUR COMMUNITIE­S
• Firearms offer peace of mind to farmers
• Maternity hospital deal was never a secret, so why the current outrage?
• Eddie Dunbar pipped for big win in Italy while youths take cup in Currow
• Kanturk Intermedia­te Hurlers in Championsh­ip action
• Charlevill­e gardaí host colleagues from across globe at IPA Council
• Thriving modern life in historic centre of Mallow
• Indie line-up taking shape
• Volunteers sought to help with annual Galtee Walk
• Between mountain and sea Cork is a true golfers’ paradise
• Mortell bullish on minors chances
• Castlelyon­s should be able to see off Kanturk
• Munster’s remarkable progress is the story
• Ballincoll­ig strike thrice to see off battling ’Barrs
• Kanturk have too much for ’Town
• Mallow make statement of intent
• Rockies see off Adrigole after a real battle
• Cork fail again to skin the Cats
• Ladies set up final date with Donegal
• Killavulle­n has a rich history of success to draw upon
• Cill na Martra edge out Kilmurry in another classic
• Banteer face up to Tullylease in JAHC
• Kanturk look to turn tables on Castlelyon­s
• Ellis inspires Millstreet to surprise Freemount
• Kilshannig see off Charlevill­e to reach Under-21 ‘B’ final
• Mallow and Kilshannig for U-21 final
• Mallow and Kilshannig come through tough campaign
• Hurling League wins for Ballyhooly and Kilshannig
• Late flurry sees Tracton overtake Kildorrery
• Mallow handballer­s retain All-Ireland doubles title
• Sponsors sought for North Cork League titles
• Brand new post office for Ballydesmo­nd
• Fond memories of Maurice O’Keeffe
• Blue Force 5,000 mile tractor challenge
• Kiskeam is a vibrant, thriving village
• Maurice O’Keeffe Festival now a celebratio­n of the life of a Sliabh Luachra legend
• Sad passing of Mitchelsto­wn residents
• Castlemagn­er
• Kilshannig
• Western Duhallow
• Liscarroll
• CillnaMart­ra
• Farmers taking an App Savvy Approach to Calf Registrati­on Compliance
• The luxury new Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce
• Ibiza wins top design award
• Is your dog dull and not eating? Time to see the vet
• Rabbits reported to be main prey of buzzards
• Horoscopes
• Cruinníu na Cásca a huge success across the county
• Weeding season well under way
• WW2 drama sweet and light and good on the period detail
• A truly commendabl­e point-and-click puzzler
• PERFECT 10

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