The Corkman - 2020-05-14

• Raiders of the lost PPE
• CLUBS RUN FOR GOOD CAUSES:
• Windfarm told to halt operations
• DRUNKEN DUO JAILED AFTER NTH CORK CRIME SPREE[
• ‘LET US OUT’ - THE PEOPLE WHO ARE RARING TO GO
• Sherlock demands ‘absolute certainty’ on future of MGH
• Ballyhoura looks ahead to expanding tourism
• Red Cross appeal for public support to continue services
• Signsthati­ncreasedwa­terusage isputtings­uppliesund­erpressure
• ‘I DON’T THIS PEOPLE REALISE THE MAGNITUDE OF THIS. THE IMPLICATIO­NS ARE HUGE’
• No cuts expected to council’s roads budget
• Kiskeam’s tribute for bookmaker raid hero and goalie, Denis
• Council finalising review of budget due to COVID
• Council urges the people of Cork to get ‘snap happy’
• Supreme Court orders halt to work at wind farm
• Google mobile data for our movements in April indicate public’s growing complacenc­y
• Council and volunteer groups praised for their response to COVID-19 crisis
• CDYS offering a wide range of online supports
• Call for Mallow’s former Central Hotel to be razed to the ground
• Liveregist­erfiguress­how‘significan­t’ impactofCO­VID-19onlabour­market
• Planners give Kanturk astro-turf pitch the green light
• Govt set to fulfil Fermoy weir funding commitment
• Rents in Cork still on the rise but Covid starting to have an impact
• County Library expands delivery service
• Pallet factory can power 1,000+ homes from new green energy plant
• Kanturk fashion guru Joan’s key advice on summer trends
• What fashions are in vogue for the fashion conscious female
• Siopa Uí Dhuinnín’s forty years’ service marked by community
• Women eager to learn new skills while on lockdown
• CONCUBHAR Ó LIATHÁIN
• Samhradh gan an linn snámha?
• Athshamhlú an tSamhraidh ag tarlú chun dul i ngleic le COVID
• A tribute to Mallow Angling Club legend the late Dick Willis
• Millstreet students in running for UNESCO environmen­tal title
• Mike ‘Scart’ Murphy– a brilliant dad, husband and grandfathe­r
• ‘Lockie’ the lockdown foal arrives at sanctuary
• Camogie ladies support Pieta
• When Eurovision came calling
• Kanturk Credit Union looking to the future
• Bus brings the goods to Cork Penny Dinners
• Secondary schools reach out to help community fight Covid-19
• Town looks to the reopening of businesses
• Mallow convent students make the best of it all
• Students ignored and unheard in exam row
• Cancelling Leaving is the right call but it creates a host of new problems
• Unique challenges in store this silage season
• Getting your basics bang-on
• Time to get serious about silage quality
• Joint appeal by IFA and the Road Safety Authority as silage season gets under way
• IFA to co-ops: focus on cost structure when setting April milk price
• Drones used to predict, detect and fight fires in countrysid­e
• How high should a silage pit be filled?
• Kilworth family do their bit for Focus Ireland
• Obituaries
• Killavulle­n
• Ballyhea
• SOCCER CLUB
• Boherbue
• Five of the best: the games that made the Rebels
• Ballydesmo­nd cherish
• 22% of club players not prepared to return to play
• The glory days of 1971
• Mallow GAA club’s 19 v 19 challenge for charity
• Bundesliga return a step into unknown
• Insidious racism needs stomping out
• Social distancing here to stay
• Duhallow GAA chairman fears Gaelic games set for lengthy barren spell
• POWER FROM TOWER

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