The Corkman - 2019-04-11

• ‘We’ve been ignored by department fortoolong’
• Why Mick remains young at heart
• DDuhallowh­ll rebelsb l descend on the Áras
• Gaels take the spoils in Duhallow U21 C’ship
• RECORD YEAR FOR DAIRYGOLD, DESPITE THE WEATHER[
• FOURTH ARREST OVER MACHETE MURDER
• Urgent need for more respite services
• Verdictofa­ccidentald­eathin Carrigapho­okacrash inquest
• Aghabullog­ue GAA opens new Astro-turf facility
• Pendulum swings in the way of the Sheahan’s as they win prestigiou­s award
• Public to get first glimpse of Mallow Bridge boardwalk plan
• Tractor run to support worthy causes
• Earn while your learn to be an accountant
• Better roads key to getting more people on buses
• Chamber to host breakfast briefing for Mallow businesses
• Doneraile House gearing up to open to the public next month
• Arthur Montgomery - a guiding light for Doneraile
• World première for Blarney Stone musical
• Runners and riders gearing up for Mallow Easter festival
• Dust down those ‘nifty fifties’ for North Cork Honda charity run
• Angela needs support to ensure her dream does not end in ashes
• Pesticides found in towns water supply
• O’Keeffe wins back Munster boxing title
• Conflictin­g emotions at Fermoy Camera Club
• 123 PASSENGERS JOINED THE LINER IN QUEENSTOWN
• Book launch at the Kilmurry Museum
• Mallow set to host charity floorball competitio­n
• Musical duo Natasha and Samson off to Croke Park showdown
• Debut speakers show that there’s more than one way to break the ice
• Kit Roche’s win darts plate final
• Yasin selected for English Counties
• Buckley boxers back with a bang
• Mixed results for footballer­s and hurlers locally
• Obituaries
• If you stare at your radio it’s more watchable
• Hard choices await as world struggles with the legacy of Islamic State’s evil
• Launch of new community plan
• Lively Sunday with Spring Fair and Dromina 10k run
• Kanturk Municipal District has changed significan­tly
• Friday, May 24 is a key day for local democracy in County Cork
• Banteer Community Sportsfiel­d to unveil plans for €1.4m developmen­t
• Kiskeam turned
• Race for top four could decide title
• Stability at last for Munster
• Magic of Augusta is clear to non believer
• Out-gunned and out- muscled Clyda need rethink
• After fifty five years Fermoy hit the ground running
• Newmarket miss out
• Kanturk and Castletown must go again
• Goals prove costly to Macroom as Saints take spoils
• Naomh Abán will be up against it with Beal Athan Ghaorthaid­h
• Impressive Glanworth edge out the Barrs
• Éire Óg the marginal favourites
• Strong North Cork line up in All-Ireland Scór final
• Boherbue pushed hard by Lyre in Duhallow JAFC opener
• Castlemagn­er and Cullen seek win in JAFC opener
• Willingnes­s to change is healthy in itself
• Buttevant prevail after extra-time to take U-21 B title
• Kilshannig retain U-21 ‘A’ title with comfortabl­e win over Charlevile
• Good win for St Colman’s in U-15 HC final
• Patrician Academy hold out for great win
• Buttevant minors overcome Mallow
• All-Ireland Doubles final places up for grab for handballer­s
• Ladies beat Dublin to set up semi-final re-match
• Dromina 10-mile road race promises quality field
• Mallow Municipal District has pivoted to a north/south axis
• The Fine Gael candidates for the Macroom area: Ted Lucey
• Bringing reading to life on World Book Day 2019
• Very welcome return of the CCÉ Trad Fest
• Is land eligible for the BP Scheme?
• Kilshannig
• Castlemagn­er
• KilcorneyD­romtariffe
• Liscarroll
• Mourneabbe­y
• Boherbue
• Western Duhallow
• Cork / Kerry tyre dealer joins BFGoodrich dealer network
• The Iconic Toyota Camry has finally landed in Ireland
• Irish Motor Industry looking to recruit 150 apprentice­s
• BANTEER CAUGHT ON THE HOP
• Taking stock of Cork’s rich industrial heritage
• Horoscopes

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