The Corkman - 2020-04-23

• Kostal reopening a sign of hope in testing times
• Cork hurlers’ solo run for Marymount
• Gardaí: Drugs and phone seized at Mallow Court were to be sneaked into jail
• LOCAL FF/FG TDS HAVE THEIR SAY ON FORGING NEW RELATIONS
• MILLSTREET REFLECTS ON LATE ACTOR
• PAT’S PLAN TO ‘UNLOCK’ C-19:
• Mallow man alleged to have spat at gardaí
• ‘Give healthcare workers a ‘May Day’ cash bonus’
• Now more than 1,000 COVID-19 cases in Co Cork
• Gardaí find COVID-19 message is still not getting home to some
• All Gaeltacht summer Irish colleges cancelled
• Mallow print company gives frontline workers hero label
• Macroom Lions Club leads project to provide front line heroes with protective visors
• ‘I’d support a national unity government involving all the parties - if it would work’
• ‘I’d prefer a Fianna Fáil government in which we could implement our policies’
• Entreprene­urial Cork duo using cutting edge tech to help students find their perfect college course and help reduce ‘drop-out’ rates
• Student opinion divided on leaving cert debate
• Boherbue students gives their opinions on the burning issues
• Council poised to take action on derelict former Mallow hotel
• Support group reassures elderly ‘you are not alone’
• Helping your child cope with the Covid-19 pandemic
• ‘Indie’ festival falls victim to ban on mass gatherings
• Public urged not to fall victim to callous online scammers
• Focus Ireland calls on people to get behind ‘Simulated Big Rebel Sleep Out’
• Dairygold drops base price for March supplies
• Ballyhoura food businesses adapt to the crisis
• Bovine TB on the rise in North Cork
• Katy cooks up a book to aid Childline charity
• LEO welcomes expansion of financial support packages for businesses hit by COVID-19 crisis
• Mallow added to list of rent pressure zones
• Ná bac le Tiger King nó Donald Trump - téir amach ar do rothar agus bain sult as an ngrian!
• CONCUBHAR Ó LIATHÁIN
• Liam Casey and U2 team up to get PPE to Ireland
• Gaeltacht co-op to recruit language planning officer
• Man charged in relation to €125k Fermoy cocaine bust
• Obituaries
• Mallow Arts Festival cancelled
• Demand doubles Cork County Council’s online writing workshops
• A LOOK BACK AT A SPECIAL MILLENNIUM MASS ON CLARA 20 YEARS ON
• The magic of cinema in Kanturk during the 1950’s and 60’s
• ‘Sunrise appeal’ to replace ‘Darkness Into Light’
• John Scanlon highlights plight of the pub trade
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• CBS rolls out face shields for health sector staff
• Home deliveries of library books prove hugely ppopular
• THE ONLY WAY IS UP FOR MAEVE AND HER EXTRATERRE­STRIAL AMBITIONS
• Greener living, with Charlevill­e Tidy Towns
• Tributes to Mitchelsto­wn born former Defence Forces chief of staff following C-19 death
• Obituaries
• With Croker off the menu, Kilbrin GAA members still play a blinder
• A change in direction for Cork County Council roads staff
• After the Keelings controvers­y – where do we go from here?
• Keelings row exposes lack of regulation­s
• Glimmers of hope show there is light at the end of the lockdown tunnel
• Capturing magic on our doorsteps through the lens
• Kilshannig
• Killavulle­n
• Boherbue
• Scholar tAthair Peadar Ó Laoire inspires publicatio­n
• Online heritage offerings give us much to explore about Cork
• Dairy market supports urgently needed to protect farmers, co-ops and rural economy
• UCC aims to turn slurry into eco-friendly agri-feed
• Farmers receive clarity on Unemployme­nt Benefit
• Creed Leads Pan-European Push for Commission Response to COVID-19 Impacts on Farmers and the Wider Agri-Food Sector
• A good time to change your world view?
• I’m treading a fine line now between boredom and insanity
• Vitamin D the new hero on the block!
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• A hugely welcome update to a fabulous series
• LOCKDOWN LITERATURE AND PODCASTS – THE BEST PRINT AND AUDIO DISTRACTIO­NS
• SEQUELS, FINALES, DEBUTES – A SELECTION OF ESSENTIAL YOUNG ADULT FICTION
• A weekly column for 25 years about vets and pets
• Keep an eye out for Holly Blue, an April speciality
• Playing numbers game in a lock-out
• Mallow ladies football developing brilliantl­y
• Rockchapel’s meteoric rise from the junior to senior status in the 1980s
• Clyda Rovers GAA mourn passing of John Looney
• The three-in-a row: a feat yet to be repeated
• Newcastle trying to sell oil to the Saudis
• Vaccinatio­n made modern life possible
• Behind closed doors a runner?

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