The Corkman - 2014-05-29

• ‘Kimye’ go local on visit to Cork
• DOUBLE UP AT THE MARQUEE
• Patrician Academy students honoured
• Disqualifi­ed driver tried to bribe garda when stopped
• Coroner praises Elber for her campaign work
• Remorial in honour of ‘my beauties’
• NEW KERRY ROSE BLOOMS IN CORK
• THE POETIC WORD, ACCORDING TO FR CON
• ‘Facing Pages’ a real treat for culture vultures
• Dancing at the crossroads at Laharn Cross
• SHEEHAN IS ‘GUTTED’
• O’Connor one of the big casualties of election
• O’Shea taken aback by stunning performanc­e
• Major change to the political landscape in Kanturk/Mallow
• Tears of joy and relief flow freely for ‘ecstatic’ Mullane
• ‘We didn’t meet our targets as a party’, admit FG
• VOTERS BELIEVE ‘IT’S HIGH TIME FOR CHANGE’
• Woman had 335 previous conviction­s
• Cope marks 25 years as Jerry retires
• Tommy’s gaol-term is a big draw
• Protect yourself against Lyme disease
• Get on your bike for Tour of Kerry Sportive
• WINNERS AND LOSERS
• Phone Eugene on 086 8505684 or email ecosgrove@corkman.ie
• 170 PARTICIPAN­TS BECAME UN DELEGATES AT DAVIS COLLEGE IN MALLOW Students reach the ‘summit’
• Analeentha NS flying the flag for health
• Organ donation is a most precious gift
• Our councillor­s need to hit the ground running
• Large crowd attend Community meeting
• Clyda Rovers jackpot not won
• Easy win for junior team over Glanworth
• Awards day at CBS
• Two courses to help jobseekers
• Lisgriffin Sports to be held on Bank Holiday
• Fr Con Buckley to launch book of poems
• Kilbrin end 18-year famine after winning Munster badminton title
• Young guns worthy of sweeping statements
• Carrigalin­e expected
• To see off Kilworth
• Ballyhea rampant as they defeat favourites Mallow in first round
• Forwards need to fire up to scratch
• Nash: “We don’t see ourselves as strong favourites anytime”
• PLAYER RATINGS
• Rebels storm back from abyss
• Never say die attitude pleases generally disappoint­ed JBM
• Goals almost derail intermedia­tes
• Ballyhooly show good form in win over Glenlara
• Araglin advance after maintainin­g their good record over Shanballym­ore
• Lismire hold nerve to hold off late Carbery Rangers charge
• Two late goals seals victory for Mitchelsto­wn
• Kildorrery drop points to strong Watergrass­hill
• Kilworth still in line for knockout stages
• Easy passage for Fermoy to quarters
• Meelin to renew rivalry with Aghabullog­ue in county IHC
• Scintillat­ing finish powers Duhallow to county under-14 title triumph
• Jordan bids for All-Ireland hardball title
• Retired GAA stars need to follow bright lights to far-flung stadia
• West Muskerry long jumpers win county silver
• Young hurlers inspire progressio­n in JBHC
• First summer festival to begin this weekend
• Developmen­t Group walk a great success
• Young dancers perform charity fundraiser
• Liscarroll U16 girls team win gold at CIT
• Ladies evening with a difference this Thursday
• Scoil Mhuire newsround
• Family Fun Day on Sunday
• Golden Goal a success
• Duhallow win County final
• Chairman Christy delighted that Taoiseach is getting on his bike to help out the cause
• MUNSTER YOUTH FLY FISHING Mallow team win in very close call
• Overwinter­ing cattle on kale
• Concern over risk of Glas payments delay
• A BOOST IN POPULARITY? Ford's large Galaxy MPV sets out to prove that petrol engines still have a future in the big people carrier market with the 2.0-litre EcoBoost SCTi model. Jonathan Crouch reports
• ININ THETHE PINKPINK
• ENTERTAINM­ENT Extra tickets on sale for Il Divo
• Historic Feis Laitiarain returns
• Win tickets for Imelda May and The Coronas
• Host of homegrown talent

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