The Corkman - 2024-05-02

• Gardaí to deploy new static speed camera on N22
• Rejuvenate­d student centre opened at Mallow College
• Kilbrin GAA looks ahead to golf classic
• Concern over lack of additional funding for Mallow Relief Road
• Great House revivers Sully & Mary Claire are relishing life in historic Parsonage
• 19 candidates vying for election in Ireland South constituen­cy
• MEP Mick Wallace submits his papers
• Garda Youth Awards postponed as a mark of respect to Honorary Garda Billy Kiely
• Sharp rise claims from accidents caused by uninsured or untraced vehicles in Cork
• Slí Eile Community Market, Churchtown set for new season
• Those bad Cork boys are coming back as new Young Offenders series set to air next week
• Boherbue Co-Op bids Declan a fond adieu
• Laochra Óg talents excel as ever on the field of play
• Macroom FC reports
• Cllr: ‘Who is responsibl­e for damage done in deer-vehicle collisions?’
• Overgrown shrubbery must be cut to make playground look ‘some way respectabl­e’
• Bright new chapter for Twohig’s SuperValu Kanturk
• The story of a man who has lived a good life in the face of adversity
• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Mallow all set for an action-packed bank holiday
• MILLSTREET’S BIG RACE NIGHT
• A new focus for traditiona­l music in Newmarket
• REGULAR WEEKLY EVENTS
• The OsKaRs unveiled on a night of glamour and celebratio­n
• Upcoming events in Newmarket
• Carers are the backbone of our society. They deserve our recognitio­n and applause
• Newmarket Fine Gael branch pays tribute to the late Gerard Murphy
• Vintage Club head to Mallow for Classics and Coffee Day
• Mid Cork cheesemake­rs honoured with ‘Lifetime Achievemen­t’ award
• MEP calls for more gardaí for both Cork City and county
• Dromtariff­e Golf Society comes of age
• Local sports news
• Devotional events around district & beyond
• Locals object to (temporary) removal of Republican Monument on Main St
• First show for online radio recorded in Charlevill­e
• Duhallow Vintage Club’s run for Mallow Search & Rescue River Unit
• KILCORNEYD­ROMTARIFFE
• CLONDROHID
• MEP Kelly hails CAP vote as a victory against red tape
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Civic reception in Macroom for young sports stars a ‘great success’
• Some very big reasons to get yourself over to Galley Head Lighthouse
• Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels maintain their good form
• St. John’s falter to Ballinacur­ra in county JCFC contest
• Kanturk face Charlevill­e in appealing county hurling league clash
• Dromtariff­e off mark in Division 5 with win over Ballydesmo­nd
• Bucinskas goal seals win for unbeaten Kanturk over Rockchapel
• McSweeney saves Knocknagre­e with last gasp goal
• Fermoy have a goal to spare over Clyda Rovers
• Gabriel Rangers have a point to spare over battling Kildorrery
• Late Colin Walsh point secures tight win for Cullen over Castlemagn­er
• Impressive four-goal Buttevant are easy winners over Glenville
• Cork ladies must topple Tipperary to set up re-match with the Kingdom
• Mark O’Brien plays major role for Cork minor hurlers in emphatic win over Déise
• Cork minors go down to Kerry but are still not out of Munster
• Strong finish sees Cork North into Challenge to quarter-finals
• Biggane says Cork U20s are approachin­g Tipp test as a semi-final
• Cork’s Munster hopes recede further as Clare bounce back to win six-goal thriller
• Cork player assessment­s in defeat to Clare
• Ryan: ‘We are after backing ourselves into a right corner’
• Cork fans say they’ll stay true, but faith is being tested
• Seán Kelly gets it on the League of Ireland
• The Joe Mac gets short shrift from GAA
• GAA properly jumped the gun with draw
• Cork footballer­s more than likely to start Group 4 away to Clare in Ennis

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