The Corkman - 2017-06-08

• STOLEN TO ORDER
• Visitor numbers to Doneraile Park set to top 500,000
• WAR ‘CATALOGUE OF DEATH’ IN CORK
• Duhallow duo savour all Ireland double ahead of handball festival
• Conor Counihan bids farewell to St Joseph’s Foundation
• Discover the latest trends in our summer gardening special
• Fermoy arcade shelved in favour of retail outlet
• Ray to lead guild of agri journalist­s
• Live register at its lowest level in almost a decade
• Retired priest gets legal costs after conviction quashed
• Scheme offers landlords up to €40k to do up buildings for social housing
• Mallow dumping site now spick and span with CCTV and fencing
• Garda search for missing woman
• Call for litterbugs to be named and shamed
• Volunteers call to help Marymount’s Sunflower Days
• Pipe bands beat up a lively at tattoo at Mallow Castle
• McSwiney addition to Kilmurry museum
• Savour the splendour of the Galtees on Fathers Day
• Couple married while groom was in exile
• Progress sought to alleviate flooding from River Sullane
• Creed defends Department inspection­s
• €5m for housing adaptation grants
• Moynihan seeks funding for group sewerage treatment plants
• Number of trained gardai for drug testing in Cork queried
• New book set to rekindle fond memories of the showband era
• Moynihan - ‘Fair Deal’ not working for farmers
• Foundation’s ‘Flowers of Hope’ growing strong across Cork
• LAOCHRA ÓG ROUND UP
• How people met their deaths in the war
• Sliabh Luachra windfarm meeting is on tonight
• Artwork on role of Cork women
• Heartbreak and joy for Mallow Utd young guns
• CDYS plan special pilgrimage to Rome
• Tidy Towns set course for Spa Glen
• KNOCKNAGRE­E BIDS A FOND FAREWELL TO NUALA AND DONAL
• Angler John lands the Barton Memorial Cup
• Eclectic line-up of top acts set to play Live at the Marquee 2017
• Productive day for Dell volunteers
• Publicans wrong to resist drink driving changes
• Time to wake up to the real threat of terrorism and show solidarity
• Why shouldn’t people want to live in North Cork?
• Flying the Cork flag at Comórtas
• The Willie Neenan road race returns at end of the month
• Hurlers return to league action with home tie V Kildorrery
• Hardy bucks tackle Carrauntoo­hil
• Galtees ‘Climb To Remember’ promises spectacula­r views
• Freemount’s Regan sets sights on Croker
• Low key Banner still have a ways to go
• Duhallow have no answer to Sars
• Grange into the semi-final
• Kildorrery through to round four
• Ballydesmo­nd, Lisgriffin and Meelin girls capture Primary Schools titles
• Goals galore in Boys finals
• St. Johns and Freemount semi-final generates appeal
• Ballydesmo­nd host Ducon semis
• Mourneabbe­y’s Ryan goes in All-Ireland Skills final
• Buttevant win by the minimum
• Dromina win thriller after extra-time with Kilworth
• Ballyhooly far too strong
• County League wins for Fermoy and Kilworth
• Mitchelsto­wn fall just short in entertaini­ng contest
• Sporting Meelin weekend supports Twomey Remorial
• Duhallow Women’s Forum and NWCI call on older women to take action for pension equality
• Pathways programme can lead you into a world of new opportunit­ies
• The effects of nature on mental and physical health
• It’s prime-time in your garden
• Liscarroll
• Killavulle­n
• Western Duhallow
• CillnaMart­ra
• 80% of farms in dire need of lime
• Farmers need to take responsibi­lity for safety
• MINI plugs in with its hybrid
• Audi’s new Q8 sport concept car
• New SEAT Ibiza is loaded with the latest technology
• Over €88k in community heritage grants for Cork
• What to do when your pet suffers a wound
• Micro-plastics in sea becoming an increasing problem
• Always a good feeling at Bloom
• Take some time to assess how you are
• No reason why you can’t be a healthy vegan
• Horoscopes
• SOAP WATCH
• Moving, lifeaffirm­ing tale delicately threaded with themes of redemption
• Fantastic fun with staggering amount of content
• PERFECT 10
• Munster SFC: Red letter day as Premier come to town
• Ladies suffer shock defeat at hands of the Deise

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