The Corkman - 2019-10-24

• Glareof Nemo won’t faze Duhallow
• Garda intel op: Three in court over Mass-time break-in
• INQUEST: MILLSTREET DOCTOR KILLED IN HIT AND RUN
• €500K LOTTO WIN IS SECOND FOR MALLOW SHOP
• Fashion reaching out for Calcutta
• Cork-Kerry N22 ‘most dangerous road in the country’
• Kanturk/Mallow budget up over €2M for 2020
• Cllrs insist M20 motorway must go via North Cork
• Power of Special Olympics helps find missing bags
• John Kearney was NOT a director of ICRR at the same time as he was bankrupt, air ambulance charity insists
• Former Central Hotel under the spotlight again
• Fury over lack of CLÁR funding for County Cork
• Pay parking regime ‘decimating’ business in Mallow town centre
• Mallow bridge monument to be relocated
• Added allocation of €500k to local LEADER coffers
• Army needed to repel Japanese Knotweed
• NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW DRAWS BUMPER CROWD
• ‘Spooktacul­ar’ Hallowe’en frightfest at Mallow
• Speed van operators to ramp up industrial action with 72-bank holiday work stoppage
• Wonky council website now ‘ceart go leor’
• COLÁISTE GHOBNATAN BID FOR EXTENSION GETS BOOST MEANWHILE, COACHFORD COLLEGE SHOULD BE PRIORITISE­D FOR NEW SCHOOL, SAYS AINDRIAS MOYNIHAN TD
• Book launch in class for Theresa
• Tough conditions at the Race Course
• Fleet street pioneer features in Clodagh’s ‘her story’ book
• Macroom bypass milestones
• Old sayings are a vital support for learning or relearning Irish
• Last chance to take in Waterloo recreation
• Belfast Lord Mayor to deliver lecture on Brexit in Cork
• Sister pleads for missing Tina
• Irish composers urged to enter 2020 Seán Ó Riada compositio­n competiion
• Pope John Paul II Awards ceremony held in Mallow
• Kilbrin and Horgan’s through to darts semi’s
• Top class GAA coaching workshop at Davis College
• PITCHERS BANK SUCCESSFUL RESULT
• TIMMY LYNCH
• Footballer­s’ disappoint­ing exit from county championsh­ip
• Rush of hat-tricks for Kanturk AFC
• Fun night with ‘The Chaser’ at Scoil Mhuire
• Windfarms blow grants to community groups
• Glen Theatre Drama Group swing back into action
• Acorn Life wins two prestigiou­s business awards
• Thursday session a big winner
• Sleep-out a ‘small insight’ into plight of the homeless
• Honours for rookie team that revitalise­d GAA in Charlevill­e
• Space creations at St Anne’s
• Vintage support for Air Ambulance
• Duarigle’s U-12 success story
• Charity Show at the Green Glens promises to be as entertaini­ng as ever
• Library scoops big accolade
• Obituaries
• Don’t be distracted by lucky Leo’s Brexit Bounce
• With Brexit threat eased it’s time to focus on the crisis on our doorsteps
• Underdogs Duhallow capable of upsetting Nemo Rangers
• County final is bonus territory for Duhallow leader O’Connor
• O’Neill: terrific football people in Duhallow division deserve success
• Tradition lives on in Duhallow and Nemo rivalry
• Nemo’s history is backed up with present day talent
• DUHALLOW’S 2019
• Kearns: Everybody wanted another cut at county championsh­ip
• Éire Óg have it all to do against buoyant Saints
• Kanturk stutter in replay
• ‘We’re better than that’
• Newmarket’s journey ends at the semi-final stage to Rovers
• Ballyhea through to interdivis­ional final after a big win
• Knocknagre­e ruthless in seeing off Millstreet
• Injury time knock-out
• Robert Emmets seek U-21 football semi-final progress
• Freemount square up to Aghabullog­ue
• Kanturk to host Scór AGM
• Famous win for Killavulle­n
• Kilshannig prove worthy winners
• Grenagh claim County Under 14 hurling crown
• Kanturk see off Clonakilty to secure Under 16 final berth
• Gaels see off Dromina in a thrilling semi-final
• League crown for Abbey
• Ollie Cussen will be warmly remembered
• League final beckons for Grange
• Defeat leaves St Colmans on the brink in Harty Cup
• Impressive St Colmans through to Dean Ryan final
• Fermoy through to Junior C semi-final
• Dramatic end sees Blarney qualify for final
• Pause after intense period
• 60x30 season draws to a close this weekend
• Ballyhea
• Killavulle­n
• Buttevant
• Liscarroll
• Western Duhallow
• KANTURK MART LOOKS FORWARD TO CELEBRATIN­G 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS
• Mart can rightly celebrate six decades of successful agri-business
• Photos: Maria Kelly
• Cork farmer John Coughlan launches bid for IFA presidency
• Coachford College honours pupils at annual awards day
• Renault introduces hydrogen into its light commercial vehicles
• Audi A1 citycarver perfect for town and country
• Toxoplasmo­sis is a misunderst­ood disease
• Dragonfly study will act as climate change indicator
• Horoscopes
• Special effects overload in fantastica­l sequel
• Grid reboot is pretty but lacking in substance
• ‘Strawboys, Mummers and Mischief’ ... and then there’s Hallowe’en
• PERFECT 10

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