The Corkman - 2020-06-11

• BACK IN BUSINESS
• HSE CLAIMS THAT A NORTH CORK MAN POSTED PATIENTS’ INFORMATIO­N ON SOCIAL MEDIA \ WIKILEAKS
• Fermoy and Mitchelsto­wn are in full recovery mode
• LOCAL LORRY DRIVER DONAL BOYLE NEVER FORGET THE LITTLE BABY HE FOUND ABANDONED IN 1968. OVER 50 YEARS LATER THE STORY HAS A HAPPY ENDING, WRITES SINEAD KELLEHER.
• Angel of Addis Ababa Pat is May Cork Person of the Month
• ‘Mindless vandals’ that damaged Mallow lifebuoy rings slammed for ‘putting lives at serious
• Covid-19 still having a ‘significan­t’ impact on the labour market
• Green light for north Cork bio-gas production plant
• Council suspends Mallow pay-parking until September
• Pearl mussel ruling could hold-up commercial hub
• M20 could be ‘victim’ of new government
• McDonald’s lodge plan to expand Mallow operation
• Govt not doing enough to make people aware of rent supplement support
• Document offers new hope for people with dementia
• Further delay in completion date for Mallow board-walk project
• Kanturk teamwork pays off for Pieta’s ‘Sunrise Appeal
• Strong demand for county council’s supports for business
• Joan’s fond farewell after 40 years feeding Kanturk
• CDYS on hand to help ease the burden of COVID-19
• Minister insists Kilworth Camp is being used solely by military staff
• HORSE SHOWS CANCELLED
• MCAULIFFE AVENUE BLOSSOMS IN LOCKDOWN
• WITH A SONG IN MY HEART
• Brian Cronin Tournament deferred to 2021
• Stand-off as landowner objects to road cabling
• Wolfe, Ó Riada get COVID arts awards
• Have your say on developmen­t plan
• Seo do, agus mo, sheans bheith ar ‘Ros na Rún’
• Virus and BLM protests create the perfect storm across USA
• Schools follow the lead of eco-friendly Doneraile pupils
• A fond farewell to Eddie O’Callaghan
• The now abolished Mallow Town Council included many great characters
• When the Sheehan brothers went to war
• Mapping Mallow’s rich heritage
• Focus on streetscap­e painting and signage in local towns
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• Demonstrat­ions highlight our silent shame
• As Ireland begins to reopen this is no time for us to let our guard down
• Town team is guiding Macroom into Phase 2 of restart
• TIME TO SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES
• TIME TO SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES
• TIME TO SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES
• TIME TO SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES
• A little bit of history emerges from Main St renovation works
• New addition for ever-developing Bakers’ Lane in town centre
• THE PRINTER’S ART OF LIFE
• Charlevill­e Corpus Christi ‘reimagined’ into tour of town
• Sympathies extended on the deaths of much-loved Mitchelsto­wn people
• Killavulle­n
• BOHERBUE
• WESTERN DUHALLOW
• BUTTEVANT
• CILLNA MARTRA
• CASTLEMAGN­ER
• CLONDROHID
• External parasite control in sheep
• ICMSA expects milk price rise
• Glantane school rose phoenix like from the ashes
• Nursing home helps residents feel as snug as a bug in a rug
• Opel Ireland teams up with Energia to offer customers smooth transition to electric vehicles
• SEAT Ireland launches the brand’s most advanced car to date
• Controllin­g parasites in pets is easier than ever
• EU Biodiversi­ty Strategy a core part of Green Deal
• We’re all set for a lively Saturday with Cruiniú na nÓG on the way
• National Heritage Week,
• EU Biodiversi­ty Strategy 2030
• So Leo says it’s safer for me to go have a pint than get a blow dry!
• Words can affect your brain functions
• Supplement­s to help you master your mind
• Ricken’s positivity just what we need
• County Board welcomes National GAA return to play roadmap
• Narrow win the best of times for Kilworth hurling
• All Blacks the inspiratio­n
• For Kiskeam’s 64 success
• Ballyhea are the little club
• A reckoning with racism
• The GAA’s plan is actually pretty good
• Transfer chat unlikely balm for the soul
• Duhallow clubs optimistic

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