The Corkman - 2018-08-23

• Kings of Croker – if just for one night
• Rebels scoop up the spoils at Fleadh 2018
• Mallow men are world champions
• MMacroom prepares ffor food fest 2018
• Liam saddles up
• 38% LESS FUNDS FOR ROAD REPAIRS IN CO CORK
• DONAL RING IS ‘ON THE ROAD’ 60 YEARS
• Cork success at the 2018 fleadh
• ‘Possibly the largest attendance ever’
• Master of trad Martin honoured with 2018 Ard-Ollamh Award
• Proud mammy Valerie ‘hopped the fence’ at Croke Park for her son Cian
• Cork drinks industry vulnerable to a hard Brexit HOSPITALIT­Y INDUSTRY EMPLOYS OVER 12,000 PEOPLE IN CORK
• Banteer set to welcome Irish and Czech teams
• A ‘once-off’ relaxation of rules welcomed by farmers
• ‘Taster day’ at Centre Stage School in Mallow
• Mallow talk on ballet legend
• RED-LETTER DAY FOR BUTTEVANT SOCCER CLUB
• Vat rate has brought 9,000 jobs to Co Cork
• Disability group the big winner of Ted’s car run
• FAI CHIEF JOHN DELANEY DROPS INTO MACROOM FOR FESTIVAL OF FOOTBALL
• Cúl dudesat Laochra Ógcamp
• Kanturk progress in football championsh­ip
• Cyclists rack up medals at national c’ships
• Kilbrin GAA looks ahead to golf classic fund-raiser
• Aideen takes the reins at Educate Together in Fermoy
• Learn to speak with ease in public at Speakeasy Toastmaste­rs
• Auditions at On Q Production­s
• Aiden leaves a legacy of memories, fun and laughter
• Is the church capable of any real change?
• Tolerance and respect belong to us all, religious or otherwise
• Group enjoy a very memorable trip to Wales
• Charlevill­e to mark Heritage Week
• New town plan expected to lead to further developmen­ts for town
• Town is a thriving hub of business
• ‘Worrying spike in gynaecolog­ical waiting lists at CUMH
• Smiles all round as Millstreet Horse Show is judged a brilliant success
• Young and old enjoy family fun after Mass
• Murray expects “No more surprises...unless Rena comes back!”
• Lane to referee second All-Ireland final
• Ghosts of ‘94 are finally laid to rest by Limerick
• ‘We put the Limerick defeat behind us and focused on the next task’ says Kingston
• Rebel Ring out to bridge 20-year gap
• Selector Mortell wary of what the Tipp can bring to table
• Kilnamarty­ra grab second chance
• Kilbrittai­n will be big test of Meelin
• Knock just about fancied
• Ballincoll­ig and Midleton must go again
• Kanturk cruise by Castle
• Ballydesmo­nd bow out following narrow defeat to hard-charging Barrs
• Kilworth impress in destructio­n of Aghada
• Easy for Charlevill­e
• Clinical Kilbrin hurlers power past Millstreet
• Newmarket and Banteer seek league prize
• Ballydesmo­nd goals key to win over Knocknagre­e
• Super sub O’Connor delivers for Dromtariff­e
• Cloughduv hurlers bid to retain Junior title
• Buttevant finish stronger to reach JAFC decider
• Ballygibli­n and Dromina hurlers must go again
• Grange and Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels end all square in Division 2 League final
• Fermoy qualify to meet Kilshannig in U-21 AHC final
• Injury-time goal seals victory for Buttevant in U-21 HC
• Equestian action continuing
• Thousands flock to Millstreet from home and abroad
• Community pride keeps the town looking great
• Millstreet
• Millstreet
• Mixed results for local GAA teams
• Obituaries
• Revamped Aldi opens to much excitement
• SOCCER CAMP
• Ballyhea
• Boherbue
• CillnaMart­ra
• Elegance and versatilit­y in Audi Q8
• ŠKODA Ireland welcomes DoneDeal.ie Motor Industry Report
• 5.0% growth drives Kia to record first-half European sales
• It may now be time to take a look at your weanling plan
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• A story about a brave swan, attacked by a dog
• Defining the value we place on our heritage
• Heritage Week becoming increasing­ly popular as Cork events attract big crowds
• SOAP WATCH
• Under 21s bidding to end twenty year famine
• Corkery returns as Cork reach camogie final

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