The Corkman - 2020-04-16

• OUR GLOBAL VILLAGE
• Mallow Hospital minor injury unit reopens
• SPORT: Noel Horgan’s Top Ten hurlers
• Chamber survey reveals economic devastatio­n of COVID
• 7.4% of all Irish cases are in Cork
• No ‘immediate risk’ from pesticide in Macroom waters
• Gaeltacht company gear to filter out COVID-19 bug
• Sister’s technology appeal
• Innovation unmasked
• DUHALLOW VOICES REACH OUT ONLINE AND LIFT OUR SPIRITS
• In an upside-down world, Tullylease man is still working Down Under
• Teacher Labhrás, and crew, helping us to get creative
• Applicatio­ns invited for commemorat­ions
• North Cork teacher is new head of INTO
• 95% fall in visits to Coillte forest in Cork since enhanced restrictio­ns put in place
• Free UCC activity programme for kids mad about science
• COVID-19 early warning system being trialled by Cork healthcare workers
• Wisetek makes 84 ventilator­s in two weeks
• ‘The pandemic has brought people together in a good way...’
• ‘Patience is about creatively coping with self-isolation’
• ‘People are finding their own level of spirituali­ty at home’
• FOCUS ON CORK PARISHES: LOCAL PRIESTS SPEAK Mass in an empty church’
• ‘We have been using technology to reach out to people and this is bringing great comfort to parishione­rs’
• Charlevill­e Agri Show cancelled for 2020
• ‘The field built on bingo’ has played a key part in growing our Gaelic games
• Charlevill­e funds feeding the desperate amid the corona virus in Kolkata
• Charlevill­e Tidy Towns’ ‘Greener Living’ series
• Éirí na Gealaí seachas Éirí Amach na Cásca
• COVID-19 leads to weddings being put on the long finger
• Another Mallow great, Mary Mulcahy, has left the stage
• Both the Clonbanin and Drishanebe­g ambushes recalled on Easter Sunday
• No stopping Easter Commemorat­ions
• Mass gets good following despite COVID restrictio­ns
• Forget business as usual in four stage recovery plan
• 100 years on: Corny Crean ambushed
• Tubridy’s return sparks a new outlook on life
• A fast tiring public need to be assured there is light at the end of the tunnel
• Money Advice and Budgeting Services (MABS)
• Kanturk Credit Union is here to help!
• Testing times strengthen the bond
• Mallow Credit Union
• Major renovation project is set for local building
• Obituaries
• Plenty of help is available locally
• GAA memorabili­a and memories
• VIRTUAL MAURICE O’KEEFFE FESTIVAL IS A BIG HIT ONLINE
• GAMES TO KEEP ALL THE FAMILY ENTERTAINE­D – AND SANE!
• The Farewell
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Killavulle­n
• AN SCEAL FEIN
• Managing Nematodiru­s Battus
• Concerntha­tTAMSexten­sion could do more bad than good
• Co-operative spirit needs to ramp up
• When Lombardsto­wn Co-op Creamery became a famouse superstore
• Insightful Cork Co. Council scheme brings heritage into the classroom
• The virus has changed the working lives of vets
• Distinctiv­e colour patterns help to track whales
• Sorry, nothing to report, no gossip, but it’s all good, still keeping safe
• And what about your mental health?
• Tips to help you through these strange times
• Trolls sequel strikes some pleasing notes but ultimately disappoint­s
• A seminal game remade with perfection
• Flatten the curve? I thought they said ‘fatten the curve’!
• For golf the future needs to be female
• Duhallow Scór enjoy rich pickings over the past 50 years
• Ned English’s wisdom of Gaelic football is sought far and wide
• Kenny brings the hope
• Stirling Moss was a synonym for speed
• All we really have is known unknowns

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