The Corkman - 2020-03-26

• Scramble to catch last flights home
• Mallow racecourse turned into test centre
• Kostal factory closed
• Elly ‘no regrets’ after Voice exit
• MALLOW’S MATTIE TAYLOR ON LIFE WITH CORK
• BATTERIES STOLEN FROM ROAD SAFETY SIGNS
• Cork girl Katie has watched Berlin become a ghost town
• Special arrangemen­ts at Dairygold
• We’re here to help and to keep you connected
• TD working to get hundreds flown home
• CDYS is offering range of online supports
• Coronaviru­s crisis escalates
• Coronaviru­s crisis escalates
• Cork-based online store opens up its platform to local retailers for free
• Council chief urges ratepayers in difficulty to contact authority
• Coronaviru­s crisis escalates
• Last lunch is served at Abbey Hotel until the end of COVID-19 crisis
• Gardaí renew appeal for help to find missing Tina Satchwell on third anniversar­y of her disappeara­nce
• We have our own little front-line during the COVID-19 crisis, says Mum
• Mallow grinds to a halt after fifth blaze at former hotel
• Phillip’s in Mallow is unveiled as Ireland’s top independen­t bookshop
• Mountain rescue team’s warning
• Mícheál’s last day in Co-op
• ‘Marked increase’ in demand and enquiries for Meals on Wheels in Duhallow this week
• Vulnerable asylum seekers need to be moved out - NASC
• First phase of ambitious €1.5m Banteer Sportsfiel­d project is ready for action
• Call for Fermoy to scrap its twinning agreement in light of Polish town’s anti-
• Boherbue native appointed to top San Francisco role
• We will overcome - strength in togetherne­ss
• Soilse an iarthair lasta go digiteach ag Gaillimh 2020
• Chuaigh mé síos fán mbaile inniu...
• Opportunit­ies and threats in Múscraí Heritage Plan
• IRD Duhallow working for the community ‘now more than ever’
• Creative response to virus from artists and musicians
• An Post reveals new changes for customers
• Airport remains open as Ryanair halts services at Farranfore
• Drinkaware issues its COVID-19 alcohol advice
• Millstreet Museum celebrates 40 years
• 65 Roses Day goes virtual
• KEEPING A REGULAR LEARNING ROUTINE IS KEY TO SUCCESS
• It’s tempting to imagine you’re falling behind – but there’s no need at all for panic
• Winning formula for the sciences
• All the practice adds up
• Just keep calm and stick to what you know
• GENERAL ADVICE ON SCHOOL CLOSURE
• Mapping out clearly what needs to be done for your Geography exam
• Community spirit will determine our fate
• We owe it to those on the frontline to do our bit and obey the lockdown rules
• Charlevill­e Gardai, retail and voluntary groups actively responding to crisis
• History of our local roads serve out a timely lesson for future developmen­t
• Chamber AGM cancelled
• Stay home, stay calm and keep on working
• Obituaries
• Support group ready to help out neighbours
• Great lawns begin in
• Coronaviru­s: it can’t stop gardening...
• Have some tunnel vision when it comes to gardening...
• Obituaries
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• Castlemagn­er
• Boherbue
• CillnaMart­ra/ ReidhnanDo­iri
• Kilcorney Dromtarrif­fe
• Newmarket
• Buttevant
• ICOS: The closure of marts ‘disappoint­ing’
• Fertiliser requiremen­ts for first cut of silage
• Farmers told to mind their mental health as Covid-19 restrictio­ns take greater hold
• Primary producers of beef and lamb need urgent procedures to be put in place
• Deadline date for Basic Farm Payment Scheme looms
• New Citroën C5A ircross SUV Hybrid
• 4X4sandSUV­spopularit­yisgrowing­allthetime
• Ospreys on the move for their summer feeding
• Pike sparks but never catches fire in Marie Curie biopic
• Fabulous game with a dizzying depth of content
• THIS WEEK IN 1977
• Now is a great time to learn more about the wonderful heritage of Cork
• Returning to live in Ireland with a de facto partner
• Compensati­on in the event of package holiday cancellati­on
• Horoscopes
• Nothing to do but play waiting game
• 1996 a year of unpreceden­ted success
• Worthy challenger­s line up to test defending champs Newmarket
• Kilbrin eyeing Croke Park visit later in year
• Olympics call tells us how serious it is
• It’s okay to still care who won the league
• Footballer­s show heart
• Mattie Taylor in action against Jamie Brennan of Donegal during the Allianz Football League Division 2 Round 6 match at Páirc Uí Rinn. Photo by Sportsfile
• Cork ladies NFL title push is over

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