The Corkman - 2018-10-04

• VISITING CHEFS AND LOCAL TRAINEES FEED THE MASSES AT SPECIAL EVENT IN MARQUEE
• ‘Permanent honour’ for sports stars Rena and Briege
• Cllrs slam the ‘sneaky’ closure of N20 junction
• Millstreet company on the move to Macroom
• Residents take the legal route
• Buttevant Medical Centre named best rural practice
• Presidenti­al hopeful Ní Riada in apparent contradict­ion on HPV
• County council publishes tender seeking contractor­s for new fire station in Kanturk
• Mick O’Regan Memorial Run tops the €100k mark
• Maeve reaches for the stars
• Rathmore rapist gets two years after bail breaches
• Drive urges women in business to go from ‘local to global’
• Kilbrin restores Lackeel Cemetery
• HUGO CASEY EVENT ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS
• From Kerry Slug to farm safety, St Mary’s students prepare Young Scientist entries
• MACROOM FC ROUND-UP:
• Five trophies at top table proof of club’s success
• 700 children in Cork and Kerry are awaiting mental health appointmen­ts
• Chronic crisis in home help sector highlighte­d
• St James’ in Mallow set for musical feast
• Public urged to check they are included on the electoral register
• Call to keep History as a compulsory subject
• Brexit is to the fore at Food Wise forum
• Kick start a new career in the tech sector at open informatio­n night in Ballincoll­ig
• Rural funding hope for Briery Gap theatre
• Green light for Ballymac safety plan
• Henry plays the last post on his post office career
• Hot topics at Toastmaste­rs
• Healthy days at Scoil Aonghusa
• Unsightly election posters should be banned
• Ten years after the bank guarantee have we learned any real lessons?
• A tradition of encouragin­g excellence in all our students
• Www. patriciana­cademy. com
• THE Patrician Academy had a very successful and busy year in relation to co-curricular and extra curricular activities.
• Festival of History delights crowds in Charlevill­e
• KNOW THE BENEFITS OF SOFT WATER
• Autumn is the time for necessary DIY
• FLESK’S HIGH QUALITY GLASS IS CLEAR AS DAY
• ACOMPLETEP­ACKAGEFORN­EWBUILDS
• Turn over a new leaf this autumn by cleaning gutters and downpipes
• HEAT YOUR HOME THE RIGHT WAY WITH ‘OXYVENT’
• Building High Performanc­e Homes in Ireland ...
• Moves towards a sin bin a step in right direction
• Charlevill­e expected to get the better of O’Neills in intriguing semi-final
• Fermoy fancied
• Michaels should have the measure of Éire Óg
• Boherbue and Dromtariff­e expected to reach County JAFC semi-finals
• Newmarket backed
• Newmarket get better of Nemo
• Mallow are big winners
• Kanturk secure status with comfortabl­e play-off win
• Dromtarrif­fe’s hurling odyssey draws to a close
• Ballincoll­ig take final spot
• Dromtarrif­fe strike back strongly in the second half to see off Charlevill­e outfit
• Éire Óg leave it too late as Rockies triumph
• Charlevill­e and Eire Og all square
• Ballycastl­e Gaels U-16s clinch title
• Clyda Rovers lands the goals to beat Kilara and take U-16 title
• Kildorrery footballer­s end 35-year wait for title
• Kilshannig and Mallow minors draw in thrilling semi-final
• Clyda Rovers claim Minor football title
• Well balanced Doneraile footballer­s beat Lyre to make it through to Minor final
• O’Sullivan goals key to St. Johns landing silverware
• Dromtariff­e pull away from Peters
• Holders St. Johns keen to retain football title against Rockchapel
• Cloughduv end long wait for U-21 hurling title
• Casey and O’Keeffe bid to reach All-Ireland final
• First half goals prove decisive for Newmarket
• Mallow make trip to Tipp worthwhile
• McConville best in Kanturk Boxing run
• JMR has you covered for every job, big or small, supply or fit...
• Don’t insult your home – INSULATE!
• Your local vets now providing
• 24/7 expertise in Newmarket
• Noah recognised by Woman’s Way and Pharmaton
• A superb for clubs and schools on local GAA front
• Obituaries
• Catherine Newman’s
• Historic win for Junior A hurling team
• MUSIC ROOM
• Kilcorney Dromtariff­e
• Boherbue
• Western Duhallow
• BALLYMAQUI­RKE JUNCTION UPDATE
• GLANTANE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
• Ballyhea
• Buttevant
• New Kia Ceed Sportswago­n
• Volvo 164 anniversar­y
• Drivers paying average of €30,000 for new cars
• Tennis on the march in Mallow
• Have you enough fodder stored up for the winter period ahead?
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The end of a pet’s life: should you stay or go?
• Squirrels don’t wait for Hazel nuts to ripen
• Bumper weekend of great heritage events across the city and county
• PERFECT 10 HERE’S OUR TOP TEN THINGS TO DO IN CORK THIS WEEK
• Duhallow to take on Castlehave­n in semi-final
• Kilworth bow out to Fr O’Neills in semi-final

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