The Corkman - 2017-08-17

• Philip Leahy is laid to rest after US tragedy
• Mallow edge out Fermoy in semi final of Division 2 League
• THE NTH CORK COPS OF HONG KONG
• KANTURK NEWS
• LARGE CROWD SOAK IN THE ATMOSPHERE AT THE MALLOW CASTLE PICNIC
• Cork saw the highest number of farming fish kills during 2016
• ‘Philip had an astounding impact on those he met’
• City rejects County Council boundary plan
• Fermoy set to be gripped by summer festival fever
• AUTHORITY CLOSED FORMER LIBRARY DUE TO ‘STRUCTURAL CONCERNS’
• Stellar line-up set to grace the Mallow stage on Sunday
• Liscarroll Handball Club fundraiser
• Conquer the current at the Mallow S & R river raft run
• KILBRIN HONOURS JOCKEY DAVID
• Author Padraig gifts book proceeds to North Cork domestic violence charity
• It’s only natural that we get out and celebrate Cork’s rich
• Mercy Hospital fundraisin­g drive kicks off with dementia in mind
• Gala night at CUH annual fundraisin­g ball
• Library sets sights on stratosphe­re for Heritage Week
• Another great week for Laochra Óg players
• Budding Travoltas sought for Grease show
• Impressive line-up of concerts planned for Macroom Church of Ireland restoratio­n
• Macroom under-14s trump Skib in hard-fought match
• Macroom FC invite everyone to upcoming fun day
• Young anglers take on world in Coachford
• Dog breeds certainly pose different risks
• Government plan for vacant houses akin to children’s shoe tax in 1982
• Museum and website says thanks
• Decies’ derring do halts Rebels but minors march on
• Championsh­ip test for hurlers
• Kanturk Boxing Club are back in training for new season
• County U21 title beckons for Robert Emmetts
• Maeve is representi­ng Ireland at internatio­nal space programme in CIT
• All set for ‘Tim Fitzgerald Park’ extravagan­za
• JMR Centre Mallow
• A positive ‘home for sale’ outlook is prudent and rewarding
• Now’s the time to make subtle home security changes
• Latest house price rise may signal end of Help-to-Buy scheme
• Free wastewater site report tool
• Moloney takes a PB in Aarhus
• Tribeswome­n up next
• Future remains bright for Cork
• Mayo can finally do it
• PLAYER RATINGS
• We wanted more admits Kingston
• Sending off costs Cork dearly
• No better way to win a semi-’final’
• Rockchapel master two-goal Glanmire
• Avondhu get their season back on track with I-llen victory
• Ballydesmo­nd earn draw with Glenville
• Ballincoll­ig make amends with win over neighbours Muskerry
• Draw is enough to secure final berth for Charlevill­e
• Kildorrery in heavy defeat
• Shanballym­ore claim Division 3 title
• Buttevant win out in disappoint­ing final
• Kilworth easily see off St Dominics Under 21s
• Massive game set for Kilbrin
• A tasty county final awaits
• Dromtariff­e ready to take on Kevins
• Millstreet and Glanworth to face off in Castle
• Boherbue see off Dromtarrif­fe to take final spot
• Kilbrin have way too much for Kiskeam
• Ballinora will be under pressure against Cloughduv
• Big weekend for Ballydesmo­nd duo in All Ireland semi-final
• Galway up next for rejuvenate­d Cork ladies footballer­s
• Online advice doesn’t solve everything: call to your local property agent
• Self-build pathway still popular choice for many
• Diamond a best friend for Ladies Day winner
• It’s Chaplin time again as Waterville counts down to another festival
• ‘The air in Water ville is worth a thousand pounds a breath ’– Charlie Chaplin
• Reunion planned for former M etlife Fermoy staff
• Great sadness on the deaths of Ned Barry, Ballygibli­n GAA founder, and Tom Quirke
• King Scallop Festival time in Valentia
• Open door day with farmers of the year
• Buttevant
• Mourneabbe­y
• Boherbue
• Western Duhallow
• Ballyhea
• Ballincoll­ig
• Coachford
• CillnaMart­ra
• Car sales in Cork down for second quarter
• New compliance scheme for end of life vehicles

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