The Corkman - 2019-10-31

• ALICE HAS JUST WEEKS LEFT TO FIND NEW HEART
• IT’S SIX OF THE VERY BEST FOR MOURNEABBE­Y FOOTBALL LADIES
• THEWITCHIN­G HOURISHERE
• Rural families face up to 60km round trip to see their GP
• ÉiÉire ÓÓg bbreakk iinto t Senior ranks with thrilling final win
• COUGHLAN: ‘I THOUGHT I’D HAVE A BYPASS BEFORE MACROOM’
• NO REPRIEVE FOR DRUGS LADY
• Taekwon-do fighters strike gold, silver and bronze at World Finals
• Woman given a lifetime ban from owning dogs after neglect of ‘Rocky and Ruby’
• Butter wins overall national gold Q award at the Irish Quality Food Awards
• Tourism Ireland board meet in Doneraile
• Goodness gracious – great ball of fire spotted over Cork
• Early bird ‘Indie’ tickets to go on sale on Saturday
• Language-planningOf­ficersough­tforMúscra­í
• Cork graduates top of the teacher college class
• Routing M20 away from North Cork would be a ‘major blow’ to the
• Best folk singer gong for ‘Iarla Mhúscraí’
• Avondhu Macra host successful 2019 conference
• Macroom A team notch up fine win over Grattan Utd
• West Muskerry Boys Strike Gold
• An oíche a thagann na púcaí amach...
• Councillor appointed to new regional water body
• Gaeltacht choir sing for first Sunday service as Gaeilge in millennium
• MACROOM TO GET €2M EXTRA
• Tremendous night in honour of our veteran GAA heroes
• Showcasing Cork to the US market
• It’s a global welcome at Scoil Aonghusa
• Join us tonight and evaluate our Halloween treats
• Mallow Utd teams progress in Nat. Cup
• Impressive entry for popular pony show
• Saluting the heroes of the Dublin marathon
• Horrific deaths of migrants should shine a light on a much larger issue
• Treat yourself to a night at Toastmaste­rs
• Gurteenard thriller sees Kanturk keep 100% start to season
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• CBS footballer­s bag a pair of impressive wins
• Obituaries
• Duhallow hoping history repeats
• England show up Ireland even more
• Looks who’s back again
• All Blacks should do Haka on own time
• ‘At the end of the day they were the better team’
• O’Donovan hails Cronin influence on Nemo victory
• Nemo goals doom Duhallow early
• Goulding fires Éire Óg to senior
• Donoughmor­e ladies claim Munster Junior title
• Daly wary of Rangers
• West Cork men will battle to the very last
• Injury time goals send Kiltha Og to county final
• Robert Emmets seek U-21 football semi-final progress
• Douglas finish well to deny Ballincoll­ig County MFC title
• St. Marks face Millstreet in U-21 Hurling final
• Aghabullog­ue come good in second half to beat Freemount
• Grenagh U-16s enjoy easy win over Kilshannig
• Close win for Kilshannig in County JAFC semi-final
• Easy win for St Michaels over Kilworth
• St Colman’s capture Dean Ryan title
• Mitchelsto­wn CBS narrowly miss out on Munster final
• Mitchelsto­wn CBS are easy winners in Munster U19 football final
• Seven red cards as Mallow lose minor final
• Goulding leads Eire Og to glory
• Rugby clubs head back to league action
• Cork girls help Munster to Interprovi­ncial handball title
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• BOHERBUE
• DORADA DANCE SCHOOL
• CLONDROHID
• THURSDAY CLUB
• PRAYERS FOR THE DEAD
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• KILSHANNIG
• WESTERN DUHALLOW
• Putting farm safety to the fore
• A family business built on hard work and reliabilit­y
• A profession­al service that is good for the environmen­t...
• The new ŠKODA OCTAVIA: the brand’s icon makes great strides in terms of technology and design
• Horoscopes
• Scoil Mhuire Kanturk marks another great year at annual awards
• HOLLYWOOD DISHES UP ‘LOLLYWOOD’ FOR CHARLEVILL­E GAA
• Sun shines on €130,000 town park revamp
• Cork Folklore Project picks up a UCC award for research

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