The Corkman - 2020-07-09

• Cowen invited to ‘road safety lesson he will never forget’
• Yes, we do have a minister
• MALLOW MAN CHARGED AFTER SHOTS FIRED AT GARDAÍ
• TRANSGENDE­R FARMER IS A HIT ON THE RADIO
• Work set to start on Kanturk housing units
• Moynihan’s ‘moving on’ from ministry frustratio­n
• Local groups to share in €1.8m Council funding pot
• Virgin boost for Millstreet firm
• Cork ranks second as Dept release abortion stats
• Fundraisin­g drive needed for Kanturk playground
• Mallow summer school to honour the legacy of the late Tip O’Neill
• The late Tip O’Neill was ‘a most prominent, powerful and loyal champion of the working people’ – former President Bill Clinton
• Windfarm campaigner­s claim pipeline victory
• Cork organisati­ons urged to don their thinking caps for Culture Night 2020
• Priority closing date for SUSI applicatio­ns
• Diarmuid’s food odyssey takes North Cork chef from Central American volcano to Connemara
• Now try Diarmuid’s delicious mozarella, tomato and spinach sandwich
• Cork house prices fall almost 7%
• UCC professor believes the eradicatio­n of COVID19 possible in Ireland before the end of the summer
• Ambitious designs for Cork Craft Month 2020
• COVID-19 causes 13% increase in deaths from March-June 2020
• Mother of three living in fear of rat invasion of home “I HAD TO HAVE CHILDREN’S TOYS THROWN AWAY AND THEY CAN’T PLAY OUTSIDE BECAUSE OF RATS THREAT”
• Liadh’s new language role is her focus for the future
• Multiple roles for Sherlock in trimmed down Labour
• CONCUBHAR Ó LIATHÁIN
• An mbeidh glór Mhúscraí le clos ar Ghlórtha an Údaráis ar RTÉRnaG?
• New podcast steps back in time
• 086 8505684 New Tip O’Neill Summer School
• Walsh Family delighted to reopen Springfort Hall Hotel
• How the Big Flu hit Iveleary
• Dan: Here’s how we get our energy emissions down closer to zero
• About Waterpower ...
• Public return to churches to celebrate Mass
• Busy schedules ahead for GAA teams - when fixtures are finalised
• ‘This is a good beginning in bringing church life back to the parish’
• Funeral outrage reveals hidden hypocrisie­s
• A calm, straight talking figurehead during a time of confusion and fear
• Cork company targets bigger slice of pizza market with new factory
• Proposal to turn historic locations into tourist hub
• Staycation­ing
• KILLAVULLE­N
• WESTERN DUHALLOW
• KILCORNEY DROMTARIFF­E
• LISCARROLL
• BOHERBUE
• CLONDROHID
• CILLNA MARTRA
• BALLYHEA
• Fighting lungworm in cattle
• Brexit up for discussion as Cowen speaks with Commission­er Hogan and Northern Ireland counterpar­t
• June milk price should hit 30 cents per litre
• Obituaries
• Mitchelsto­wn to benefit from municipal project
• McElligott­s launch new KIA Electric Nero
• Pets will miss owners in post-lockdown period
• Bee Orchid’s mimicry a true wonder of nature
• New junior minister for heritage is welcomed by Heritage Council
• 2-Speed Crossword
• If every team starts together we’ll still arrive at end with deserving champions
• Munster GAA report: Up to 80,500 contact hours lost due to Covid-19
• Groupings and dates in place in Avondhu
• Newtown’s 1996 triumph was just the start
• Draws made for Muskerry’s June 26 return to action
• Dublin and Kerry should reach final destinatio­n
• Race for Liam Mac much more open
• Millstreet’s flair and fluency was rewarded with 1963 county title
• Ladies to face Kerry and Cavan for place in SFC semi-finals
• Duhallow GAA clubs are back in business as games approach
• Charlevill­e all set for north Cork showdowns Diarmuid Sheehan Charlevill­e’s new boss is their former boss Claude Gough and he’s rearing to get going
• Sports needed a dedicated minister
• The GAA’s terrible, bad, no good week
• City mauling didn’t really matter
• Duhallow ref to run 19 pitches in 19-hour fundraisin­g marathon

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