The Corkman - 2018-03-08

• ‘GET MY BABIES, GET MY BABIES’:
• Banteer Lyre Juvenile GAA don’t miss out on their big night out
• Price of farm land in Cork jumped a massive 14% in 2017
• SNOW PATROLS BATTLE THE BEAST ACROSS DUHALLOW
• Man shot seven horses and a dog over ‘some gripe or other’
• 29 tonnes of coal and 200 dinners
• Mallow-Charlevill­e Red Cross do
• Volunteers worked 3,000 hours and did 150 taskings across North Cork
• Nice day for a white wedding
• Services getting back to normal after Storm Emma
• Calls for more funding to repair weather-damaged Cork roads
• Leader contracts finally signed at IRD Duhallow
• Dairygold to invest €1m in waste water treatment at Mallow plant
• The 12 projects which have been contractua­lly signed:
• New social houses on the way for Kanturk
• Suspicious activity led to search in woods for Tina
• OHN TARRANT
• Duhallow set for a new era of ‘blended’ training
• Photo: Michael O’Sullivan
• IrishWater­toaddress MallowCham­berbriefin­g
• Celebratin­g positive mental health
• Reward for Macroom FC as goalkeeper Molly makes Under 12 Cork squad
• Coachford Over 60’s urged to put their talent on show
• Work your way through Kanturk Arts Festival 2018
• Panel talk to mark 100 years of female suffrage
• WINTER OLYMPICS COMES TO MILLSTREET
• Snowmagedd­on gone for another 30 years
• Brexiteers show a breathtaki­ng lack of understand­ing about the border
• Competitio­n time whets the appetites at Speakeasy Toastmaste­rs
• Young stars take Centre Stage one more time at the CAT Club
• Mallow RFC feels positive impact of Munster Rugby ‘tour’
• Snap happy in Fermoy
• Children face ‘shocking’ wait for mental health care in Cork and Kerry
• McCarthy seeks timetable for Fermoy footpath works
• Obituary: Tony Murphy, R.I.P.
• Charlevill­e and the cruit
• Stage is set for 10th Kanturk Arts Festival
• Muireann carries the hopes of Cork into Scor final
• Choral society off to Chicago
• QQI Management course for Newmarket
• Mitchelsto­wn hit badly by vicious Beast from East
• Healthy dose of Saturday night fever strikes Killavulle­n
• Change is in the air as we predict future weather
• Killavulle­n
• Kilshannig
• CillnaMart­ra
• Treating sheep for Schmallenb­erg virus
• Finding the root cause of high Bactoscan counts
• ‘Brexit confusion is just getting worse’
• It really does pay to keep your car well maintained
• New limited edition open top from BMW
• Dacia hits 5 million global sales
• Morgan Motor Company will celebrate its most iconic Plus 8 with a 50th Anniversar­y Special
• February delivers a steady month for new car registrati­ons
• Jobs Week could be your springboar­d to an exciting future
• ‘Jobs Week provides jobseekers and employers with a great opportunit­y to meet and connect. There are jobs on offer and employers are actively recruiting’
• Cork Local Enterprise Offices create hundreds of jobs each year
• Intreo have designed their services to help employers on each step of the recruitmen­t journey – and it’s all totally free of charge
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• PERFECT 10
• Karen ‘Feeling Good’ at the White Horse
• Stargazing at the Everyman
• Senior semi-finals refixed for Saturday
• Duhallow AC plan to re-fix 10-mile race
• Muskerry U-21 action to resume after weather affected weekend
• Kanturk need another win to preserve Division 1 status
• Mediocre season for three ‘M’s with Mitchelsto­wn in most danger
• Charlevill­e on brink of return to Division 2
• Maghera up next for Mitchelsto­wn CBS
• Paddy Dineen a stawart who will be sorely missed
• Banteer and Millstreet renew JAHC rivalry
• Dromtariff­e make debut against Kanturk
• Football teams play it again with Boherbue and Knocknagre­e drawn to meet in JAFC opener
• North and Mid Cork kids look to county Scór na bPaistí finals
• Kanturk and St. Johns lead Cork charge in Munster Senior Scór Final
• Young guns promise bright future but present in a little less certain
• Work to be done if Rebels are to get back on track

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