The Corkman - 2020-02-06

• CONSISTENC­Y IS NOW A KEY CONCERN FOR THE CORK HURLERS
• Election countdown: 35,000 votes up for grabs across two constituen­cies
• ELLY ‘THE VOICE’ OF KNOCKNAGRE­E TAKING IT IN HER STRIDE
• Pope sends Fr. Michael on mission to Africa
• MACRA CREWS CAPER TO ALL-IRELAND SUCCESS
• Green theme for Mallow St Patrick’s Day parade
• Locals shocked as youths fight on Fermoy street
• Cork’s role in war of independen­ce highlighte­d in new exhibition­s
• Twocharged­afterdrugs worth€80,000seized
• Macroom Workhouse and the famine
• TD SEÁN SHERLOCK - “IT’S CLEAR TO ME THAT A BRAKE HAS BEEN PUT ON THIS PROJECT”
• Mallow company up for top business award
• Multi award-winning actor unveiled as the January Cork Person of the Month
• It’s a Wrap! Dairygold raises over €20,000 for Cancer Society
• Éimhear tunes up for third Ó Riada medal bid
• Castlepook fund opened for 2020
• Traditiona­l Indian yoga earns fast fans in Boher
• ‘Granting battery unit appeal would flout original conditions’
• Detection in Cork better than average
• Fine showings by Boherbue in All-Ireland Scór contests
• Blarney’s Witch’s Yew in the running for European Tree of the Year crown
• Rents fall for first time in over seven years
• Lyre basket maker shines at national crafts showcase
• ‘Dragons’ give Mallow students top funding for their YSI project
• Senior citizens urged to ‘let their inner star shine’
• Is fada an bóthar iarainn nach mbíonn casadh air uair éigean
• #Togh20: Idir vóta agus comhaiream­h
• Friends and family rally around for Sarah’s fundraiser
• Ileclash House put back on the market for €2.75m
• ... WHILE STEERING A ROUTE FOR THE M8 VIA MITCHELSTO­WN
• Greens: Let’s consider all options on Cork to Limerick motorway ...
• Creed fetes boost for food industry
• Kealy highlights lack of support for childcare sector as election issue
• Politics changed utterly since Meaney’s glory days
• Bookies backing Buckley after SF showing in polls
• 14,563 votes up for grabs in Cork North West since 2016 poll
• Candidates are not setting social media on fire just yet
• Election must not distract from hospital trolley
• Toastmaste­rs the cure for ‘foot-in-mouth disease’
• Davis students secure €800 at YSI Dragons Den
• United teach students a lesson
• Making magic through the lens
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• Don’t settle for the probable, reach for the possible
• The UK departs not with a lion’s roar but with a post imperial whimper
• From Ballygibli­n to Burkina Faso for Archbishop Crotty
• Obituaries
• Jacqui to make a little bit of history at the Schoolyard
• Rugby club’s ‘Split The Bucket’ helping to improve key facilities
• Warm welcome for grandparen­ts
• Talented Corbett given GAA Sports Star award
• Beware Les Bleus return
• Hurling man won’t stand for the sin-bin
• Whatever you do don’t call it a bailout
• ‘We’re very happy with the performanc­e and the effort’
• Rebels back on track with win over champs
• Mourne men will
• Give Cork a challenge
• Footballer­s get the job done in Leitrim
• New-look Cork off to promising start
• Murray delighted to win with experiment­al starting fifteen
• Manifestos not too bad on sports policy
• No party nails it on sport, but there are actually some good ideas across all the major manifestos
• Knocknagre­e and St Peters clash to remain in U-21 football championsh­ip
• Cathal Ducey goal earns Boherbue dramatic win over Kanturk
• Casey performs the needful for Sliabh Luachra
• Under-21 champions Duarigle Gaels made to work by St Peters
• Mixed joy on county league kick off, wins for Kanturk, Knocknagre­e and Millstreet
• Flying start for debutants Dromtariff­e in county league
• Patrician Academy secure first Munster SFC title
• St Dominic’s U-21s much too strong for Grange in first round
• O’Sullivan brace secures second win for ladies
• Grange celebrate past and present successes at social
• Heartbreak for Academy in UL final
• Kilworth’s Dunne in semi-final action against Limerick’s Neville
• Rathmore panto still drawing the crowds
• TABLE QUIZ FOR LOURDES VOLUNTEERS
• Progess being made in children’s playground project
• Killavulle­n GAA mark a great 2019
• GAA CLUB MEMBERSHIP 2020.
• GAA CLUB AGM
• DUMPING IN NAGLE MOUNTAINS
• CLYDA ROVERS GAA
• Ballyhea
• Liscarroll
• Western Duhallow
• Plenty advice at Teagasc seminar
• Vital importance of having solid data
• Nissan begins 2020 with sophistica­ted N-TEC models
• New Citroën C5 Aircross SUV Hybrid
• Sowing the seeds of a new national pollinator plan
• Research shows: owning a dog is good for you
• Monarchs a rare sight but their fate is doomed
• Hanks to the fore in heartfelt tale of selfaccept­ance
• An exciting debut from a studio with a big future
• THIS WEEK IN 1981

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