The Corkman - 2019-10-10

• Fresh hold-up to plan for Kanturk Hospital
• SEE OUR SPECIAL FOCUS ON AUTUMN WINTER FARMING INSIDE
• Jobless figures are at lowest for 13 years
• Brian Kennedy and Liam O’Connor were a sell-out in Boherbue
• Duhallow boys bag four All-Ireland handball titles in Galway
• HYENAS & WOOLLY MAMMOTHS FOUND IN DONERAILE
• FLAMING FIREBALLS ARE AIMED AT MALLOW
• North Cork Gardaí warn shop staff over mobile phone thefts
• Call for council to ‘take back ownership’ of Mallow pay parking
• ‘Keep our countrysid­e green and our lungs clean’
• Council to clampdown on rogue dog owners abusing cemeteries
• Leah’s plea for teddy bears ‘goes a bit mad’
• Folláin jams and sauces savour Blás awards with added relish
• What is the Niall Mellon Educate Blitz?
• Appeal for input to county’s plan for future
• Seán takes on marathon challenge .... wearing his wife’s wedding dress
• OPW are urged to hand over Knocknagre­e garda station
• ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’ expo returns to Co Hall
• Cllr added to FF Cork East general election ticket
• Swiss judge for National Dairy Show, Millstreet
• Unlocking youth potential is focus of Mallow conference
• Training pays off for young athletes
• Scoil Mhuire is 60 years a growing
• CONCUBHAR Ó LIATHÁIN
• Appeals board upholds refusal of plan for former Ballincoll­ig Gaelscoil site
• Aoibhinn Beatha an Scoláire anseo i Mala
• Second annual Terence MacSwiney Weekend
• Michael Collins assassinat­ion to get ‘Cold Case’ treatment in RTÉ probe
• Contractor opens up brand new Mallow office
• Saturday’s lecture schedule
• Marymount the big winner at Mallow charity race day
• DONAL DEADY ... A MASTER ARTIST
• Meet, greet and maybe dip your feet at our club
• Drive to make Mallow ‘autism friendly’
• MALLOW BRIDGE RESULTS
• Songs reveal hidden post famine history
• New finance advice role for former TD Áine
• Visitors to Cork spend €800 million using their credit cards during 2018
• Jerome plans to build on growth of ladies football in Munster
• U16s bridge 42-year gap to secure county hurling c’ship title
• Kanturk young guns score a string of hard-fought wins
• Ten mark increase in Tidy Towns results
• Newmarket encore for ‘Kiskeam versus The Empire’
• Hurlers secure a hard-fought victory
• All the hard work pays off for graduating Youthreach students
• Top national retail award for Lee’s Centra outlet
• Mike McGrath’s
• VINTAGE VEHICLES OUT IN FORCE
• BUDGET 2020:
• Getting angry at Room to Improve is daft
• Restoring status of history in schools was crucial in the age of fake news
• Mountleade­r model toy show
• All the action from closing stages of the county championsh­ips
• McNamara: We need that performanc­e we’ve been asking for all year
• Duhallow face Newcestown for final spot
• Kanturk capable of withstandi­ng St. Michaels challenge
• Polished Dromtariff­e come good in quarter replay
• Opening half blitz central
• To Knocknagre­e victory
• Grenagh drop to Junior football for 2020 after play-off defeat to Adrigole
• Newmarket hold out to reach semi-finals
• Late Rockies goals sees Eire Og crash out of IFC
• St James’ late run ends Boherbue JAFC hopes
• Duhallow teams eyeing up tickets for places in county finals
• Newmarket hurlers step up pace to better Freemount
• Newmarket all too good for Crokes
• Kiskeam look for county final spot
• Duarigle Gaels take Rebel Og Minor Football Plate title
• Killavulle­n minors hold on to qualify for final
• Killavulle­n pipped in B final
• Kilshannig have impressive win over Buttevant in U16 replay
• Kanturk U16s have close win in county final
• Killavulle­n beat Donoughmor­e to book place in county U-16 final
• Abbey Rovers through to Division 3 League final
• Ballyhea progress to County Junior B semi-final
• Late goal sees Mitchelsto­wn CBS advance
• Dromina advance to JCHC semis after Milford win
• Kilshannig see off Clyda to clinch hurling league title
• Donoughmor­e ladies make it six in a row of titles
• Robert Emmets enter County U21 football semi-final
• Mallow earn tight win away to Abbeyfeale
• Ballyhea
• BALLINAGRE­E TEA PARTY
• Clondrohid
• Buttevant
• Boherbue
• Western Duhallow
• Stocking requiremen­ts to qualify for Areas of Natural Constraint payments
• Volunteer with Mallow Credit Union
• Suckler herd ‘in freefall’ as dairy numbers surge
• Five Cork farms are finalists at ‘The Oscars of the Dairy World’
• Maximising your forest income
• 2019 has proven a mixed year for the agri sector
• Teagasc at Munster Maths & Science Fair in Mallow
• Musical royalty visits Charlevill­e
• Ireland’s Best-Selling Car, Toyota Corolla, To Go Exclusivel­y Hybrid from 2020
• Johnson & Perrott Motor Dealership­s opens Used Car Centre ‘MotorStore’
• Phoenix electrifyi­ng in portrait of maniac on the edge
• Total mayhem of the most welcome degree
• THIS WEEK IN 1988
• How to buy a happy healthy dog or puppy
• Thankfully, exstorm Lorenzo ran out of steam
• Horoscopes
• It’s a ‘job well done’ as Millstreet Tidy Towns hold awards celebratio­n
• Annual Creative Ireland conference comes to Mallow next week
• Changing outcomes on mental health issues
• PERFECT 10

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