The Corkman - 2018-11-15

• Murder accused heard calling out to unconcious girlfriend
• HANDS UP FOR STRICTLY
• Kanturk star Lorcán McLoughlin calls time on inter-county career
• Mallow’s big (Mock) Wedding Of The Year goes down a treat
• Probe into Glen River fish kill
• €850,000 LEADER FUNDING BOOST FOR DUHALLOW
• HELP SOLVE MALLOW’S EERIE DOLL MYSTERY[
• Victory tastes sweet for Fermoy’s cocktail king
• Housing and roads are key priorities in county council’s €344m budget
• Chambers call for swift delivery of M20 motorway
• Sanita rows in with Cork Person of the Month award
• Joe Heffernan honoured for his outstandin­g dedication
• Micheál drops by to spread the wisdom at second Duhallow seniors conference
• Nearly one in five farms will feel fodder hit
• Brexit and fodder fears under the spotlight at Mallow meeting
• Average Cork rents soar over 10 per cent in the past year
• Doneraile store scoops trio of awards
• Aghabullog­ue native elected to key European youth political role for Ireland
• Mallow Tidy Towns AGM and awards night
• McEgan pupils attend internet safety workshop
• Armistice Day events herald new era for Buttevant heritage
• MGH patients invited to share their experience­s
• Sherlock - Minister ‘must act’ on HIQA special care unit reports
• Mark’s stunning new book pays homage to ‘New York’s Finest’
• Pieta House aims to tackle mental health stigma
• MACROOM RACCOON DOOMED
• Kieran takes top prize in North Cork final
• Gerald and Junlian’s Lullaby Milk on sale in Aldi stores nationwide
• Gritty Kanturk under 13’s dig out great draw in torrential rain at Gurteenard
• Three nights of powerful and emotive theatre
• Ballydaly farmer Dan earns top award
• Parish honours sacristan Dora’s 38 years of dedicated service
• Final meeting on socio-economic planforCha­rleville
• Hurling heroes greeted back at their alma mater
• Utd’s U12’s take the points in Midleton
• Murphy selected at FF election convention
• Cup action for Blackwater Valley Darts
• AWARDS DAY AT DAVIS COLLEGE
• Direct Provision system is not sustainabl­e
• Varadkar’s attack on Christmas leave was directed at the wrong people
• Time to celebrate a fantastic mix of enterprise­s
• A great opportunit­y to showcase local business
• Awards are now an important event in the Duhallow business calendar
• ‘If Duhallow is to to grow and prosper it needs local enterprisi­ng people that will start up and run successful businesses’
• Ned, the King of Castlecor, is a man clearly outstandin­g in his field
• IT’S ALL ABOUT GRASSROOTS
• Alucast determined to be ahead of competitor­s
• It’s business life through a lens for Janusz
• Duhallow REVAMP brings a new lease of life
• Futuristic vision powers vibrant local firm
• Dromtariff­e do the business to book place in Munster JFC semi-final
• Charlevill­e stand ready
• Super league is risky
• Haka has no place in the modern game
• Precocious Max still has a lot to learn
• Cloughduv can lay claim to final berth in tricky trip to Tipp
• Moloney in positive mood
• Dromtariff­e are too strong for Kildimo-Pallaskenr­y
• O’Connor ready to make most of his opportunit­y
• McAulliffe: we will need to be sharper going forward
• O’Carroll: ‘This is great for the club, we had a tough week’
• Understren­gth Fermoy still comfortabl­y into the final
• Gleann na Laoi complete Muskerry junior double
• “We are in the final”
• Mallow might sneak replay with quality Watergrass­hill side
• Charlevill­e Halloran say team is making hay while the sun shines
• Carroll: Recovery is key from football to Munster hurling final
• Scór na nÓg Final returns to Kanturk
• County Scór season to start off in Pairc Uí Rinn
• League title up for grabs between Knocknagre­e and Mayfield
• McLoughlin retires from Cork hurling panel
• Great finish sees Shandrum hurlers advance past Glen
• Kilshannig hold out to win county minor title
• Goals are key for Charlevill­e CBS hurlers in comfortabl­e win over Dungarvan
• Get your thinking caps on to tackle the nonsense
• Kanturk are back flying the flag for local sides
• Decades serving the needs of the local community
• Niall has built a solid business from the ground up
• Katelynn grabbed an opportunit­y with her scissors
• Wellness gives Siobhan a hunger for success
• Storytelli­ng, traditiona­l & digital, is Sarah’s talent
• Childcare facility supports community & school
• Macroom Food Festival has the recipe for success
• Mart an asset to the community since 1959
• Marie leads an educationa­l pack of party animals
• Pre-school and after-schools keeps blossoming
• Tina Dunstan
• Ability Programme brings young people with disabiliti­es closer to the labour market
• Employers can find skilled local employees at IRD Duhallow’s Job Centre
• Advice and support to get your career kick-started
• Supporting local enterprise is at the
• Integrated Resource Developmen­t
• Clondrohid
• Kilcorney-Dromtariff­e
• Ballyhea
• Buttevant
• Killavulle­n
• CillnaMart­ra SYMPATHY
• Boherbue
• Western Duhallow
• Mastitis in heifers is a real problem in some herds
• Demand driving Irish forestry
• The facts and figures to know about forestry
• Thinning and harvesting your crop
• Alfa’s SUV sets new standards
• Recycling Metal
• Recycling Metal
• Horoscopes
• PERFECT 10
• A memorable weekend on the heritage front
• Clyda Rovers are county U-16 football champions
• Charlevill­e win county Under-21 B football title

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