The Corkman - 2016-04-28

• ‘Sick in the head’
• Cork commemorat­es the Easter Rising
• Mallow man jailed for city killing
• Inquest opens into Christmas deaths
• Volunteers are saluted in Carriganim­a
• Miriam arrives down to check up on the calves
• Tractor Ted arrives to help out on The Farm
• Macra focus on rural isolation
• People of Fermoy set to honour the memory of the 1916 heroes
• Operation Mayday sends out a message of hope across borders
• Cllrs scramble for town developmen­t funds
• It takes over a year for CCC to re-let houses
• Massive shortfall in paid parking in Macroom
• Council upping ante on ‘eyesore’ Bus Eireann building as it looks to Derelict Sites Act
• Fermoy divers honoured for helping recover anchors of gunship Aud
• TWO SPRINGSTEE­N TICKETS UP FOR GRABS AS LONDIS STAFF GEAR UP TO ‘JUMP FOR JOY’
• Paint the town red - or yellow, or blue or green
• Dairygold figures reveal a ‘testing’ year in 2015
• May meeting to decide future of ‘priceless gem’
• Paddy McCarthy story resembles Bugle
• Four-step plan to put Gearagh on global map
• Duhallow Players play a stormer at Bugle in the Blood
• LOACHRA ÓG DRAW WITH ST VINCENT’S FOLLOWING LATE GOAL BRACE
• With an open mind you can find inspiratio­n anywhere
• Armed Gardaí won’t deter serious criminals
• Mental health cut proposals spark widespread­outrage and rightly so
• Recent deaths
• Obituaries
• Frank Healy – a lifetime of service to Kanturk GAA
• Awards night at Knocknacol­on
• All systems go at SPAR Kanturk
• Don’t miss the official opening on Friday, May 6th
• Top Oil in partnershi­p with Aspel’s SPAR
• Jeans genie Erin wins national schools enterprise award
• Mallow and Liscarroll handballer­s bring home two All-Ireland titles
• Rebels can
• Fenton’s service will be remembered
• Mitchelsto­wn’s success honoured by Rebel Óg
• Kelleher heaps praise on his forward colleagues
• Histon bounces back from a difficult 2015
• Hayes quietly confident for Cork
• Grenagh backed to advance past Ballinora
• Difficult start to the season expected for Clyda Rovers
• Early lead stands Kildorrery in good stead against Clonakilty
• Hard working Fermoy
• Junior C wins for Glenlara and St Johns
• Cill na Martra make early progress
• Buttevant lose fifth U21 final in a row
• Fermoy edge out Killavulle­n by narrowest of margins
• Preliminar­y winners drawn in Cavanagh’s League draw
• Newtown defeat Sarsfields in County SHL
• Great second half sees Clyda footballer­s take points over Douglas
• Duhallow draw short straw in facing Nemo in first round
• Duhallow clubs hit county championsh­ip trail
• All to play for between Cullen and Lyre in football league
• Cork ladies are back in the big time
• Ephie delight at Rebels’ resolve
• Millstreet helps older people put a spring in their step
• Castlemagn­er
• Killavulle­n
• Mourneabbe­y
• Western Duhallow
• CillnaMart­ra
• Clondrohid
• Time to start closing off your silage fields
• Clever approach to silage preservati­on
• Motorists face fine and penalty points for using bald tyres
• Volkswagen’s second-generation Tiguan model arrives in showrooms in July
• Mazda has launched its new ‘Friends of MX-5’ program
• Renault unveils new KOLEOS at 2016 Beijing Internatio­nal Automobile Exhibition
• Audi A3 is now even more attractive
• Dogs and cats eat grass – but why do they do it?
• Sticklebac­ks common in all types of water
• Quercetin for natural relief from hay fever
• Horoscopes
• Stylish and sharp Miles Davis story leaves you wanting more
• Banner Saga sequel is edge-of-the-seat stuff
• County looks back with pride on events of 1916
• Always look on the bright side of life

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