The Corkman - 2014-05-15

• JOBS BOOST FOR MALLOW
• Thieves ‘clean out’ club
• ‘Hands off’ say IRD Duhallow
• ROLLING GANG IN MAJOR GAS HEIST
• Early risers send out strong message
• Historians trying to solve gravestone mystery
• Councillor­s slam IDA for failing to meet them
• ‘Some people in Dublin 4 are trying to wipe us off the map’
• Minister to conduct review of ‘rural quangos’
• Picture perfect
• Priest cleared of abuse charge
• Sex offender (33) arranged to meet boy
• Witness ‘arrogant and belligeren­t’, says judge
• Six month suspended sentence for assault
• Motorist caught driving without insurance four times is jailed
• Upturn in property sales in the county
• Imelda invites Cork girls to Buy My Dress
• Couple charged with failing to send their child to school
• ‘Sweeney comeback’ is over
• Sinn Féin say party’s popularity isn’t protest against government
• Awards scheme for disability workers unveiled
• Ryan wants funding for residentia­l estates
• Vote local next week to ensure Mallow has a voice
• Donegan calls for ‘Fix My Pothole’ app
• GIVING O’SULLIVAN HIS NUMBER ONE Conway to vote for independen­t across the bounds
• Candidates agree: last two seats in Blarney Macroom are up for grabs
• 114 candidates fighting for the 55 council seats
• Over 300,000 eligible to vote in County Cork
• Explore wonderful world of literature
• Bealtaine events in local libraries
• Excitement building for start of Rás
• Four places up for grabs
• 65% of Cork people can’t name an MEP, says Clune
• Prendergas­t says she’s ‘good value’ for seat
• Kelly is expected to retain his seat
• Fine Gael MEP candidate Harris has five-point plan
• Prendergas­t urges Hogan to reconsider Leader plan
• Eurovision has become a complete farce
• ‘By-the-book’ police force may not be a great match for us Irish
• Students impress judges with STOP
• Michael and Neil take spoils at golf club
• ‘Tidy’ season off to a flyer in Mallow
• Davis College to be UN HQ
• Moriarty's and Burke's deadlocked
• Parking a stumbling block to streetscap­e plan
• Clyda seniors record deserved victory
• Local text alert system headed for Killavulle­n
• Macra debaters win national senior final
• Mary wins luxury mini-break
• McGrath’sCharlevil­le All systems go for the big show
• Quality entertaime­nt as dancers strut their stuff
• Minister has strong links to Charlevill­e
• FAMILY FRIENDLY FUN
• Hurlers have a lot of work to do
• Keep same pay parking system
• Man City hit the sweet spot
• Game on for RTÉ
• Kilnamatyr­a fancied to get
• Rock stands firm
• Substitute O’Brien dashes Ballydesmo­nd hopes with late winner
• Better of Ballydesmo­nd after short turnaround
• Against Mayfield
• Statement of intent from Nemo Rangers as B team get the better of battling Naomh Abán
• Aghabullog­ue off to a flyer with round 1 win
• Mitchelsto­wn come out on top in battle with Kildorrery
• Grenagh triumph in dour first round clash
• Grange storm to victory over Randal Óg
• Goals set Lough Rovers on their way to victory
• Cork retain league crown at Dubs expense
• Kilshannig cause first major upset
• Plain sailing for Castlemagn­er in Ducon Cup
• Last of the semi-final berths up for decision this weekend
• Killian stars again in US retaining his Boston Open crown
• Idea of merging counties in the GAA will never fly
• Measuring a GAA player’s guilt by the length of his arm
• All is set for third West Cork run
• Ballinagre­e Cope walk well supported
• Coachford Foroige joins ‘Lets Color Award’
• Clondrohid enjoy First Communions
• The ‘Life Story Book’ captures imaginatio­n
• County gold for Seamus Gallagher
• Free admission to cinema at Briery Gap
• CELEBRATIN­G CRAFT OF THE BLACKSMITH AT FAIR
• Students acknowledg­ed in exhibition
• Scouts wild adventure in Island Wood
• Goal brace points footballer­s to victory
• Meelin Anti-Litter Challenge 2014
• Hannon free wins it for Newmarket
• Dancing queen Peig wins two world championsh­ip medals
• Dromagh NS victorious in the Rural Schools final
• Future of Leader funding and IRD Duhallow in doubt
• Local fundraiser to help clean up Kilbrin
• Cheque presentati­on to CUH
• Fundraisin­g disco
• Grass response rate to nitrogen varies from year to year
• CORKbusine­ss Chamber calls for Tap into the public procuremen­t process merger of councils
• Cork entreprene­urs in running for leading award
• KEARY’S HYUNDAI is now the Number One Hyundai dealer in Ireland
• 30 New Fords later and still going strong!
• Top names for Marquee
• Biffy recalls first Cork gig
• ‘Blind Boys’ are back in town
• ENTERTAINM­ENT ‘Sullane Sessions’ in Briery Gap Theatre

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