The Corkman - 2020-04-02

• ‘It will get worse before it gets better’ warns Minister Creed
• Couple back home safe after Peruvian nightmare
• An address by PresidentM­ichael D Higgins
• Customers wait days, not weeks, for local grocery shop deliveries
• Crime down as numbers of garda patrols ramp up
• Council closes offices and makes changes to services
• U-turn on closure of civic amenity sites
• Clune -know your rights about cancelled flights
• Teachers and pupils taking to school online
• Irish charity appeal for help in fight to stem the spread of COVID-19 in world’s poorest countries
• Council to go to tender for €3.5m roadworks plan
• Cocooned Kilworth pensioners say ‘a brighter day will come’
• Mortgage holders losing out on massive savings
• COVID-19 sees recovering Irish property market ‘suddenly in a time of uncertaint­y’
• ‘It’s very sad seeing near-empty churches at funerals these days’
• Tommy’s return from Malaysia is just in time
• Clock rapidly ticking down for Cork’s community air ambulance
• Údarás establishe­s Social Enterprise Scheme to look beyond COVID-19 as offices and digital hubs close to public
• FBD supporting our 500,000 policy holders through challengin­g times
• Elderly targeted by burglary gang at Mass times
• ‘View this as an opportunit­y to cover material you may not have had time for’
• ‘The final countdown’ to Leaving Cert English exam
• Focus on ‘controllin­g the controllab­le’
• Building capacity and confidence
• Good news for farmers and agri sector as marts reopen
• A golden opportunit­y to practise techniques
• Practice will make perfect for Leaving Cert paper
• World champ Sanita rows in with Cork Person of the Month award
• Ray beams in for RTÉ’s Home School Hub on TV
• Meitheal spirit’s alive in Kanturk
• Dairygold breaks €1 billion revenue ceiling for first time
• Trócaire appeals for help to stem COVID-19 spread in developing world
• Ubh Cásca difriúil ag teastáil
• Táimíd faoi ghlas ag galar
• Stiff sanctions face those caught setting illegal fires
• LEO voucher offering a helping hand to business
• Cease burning immediatel­y
• Canon John issues message to parishione­rs as we face unpreceden­ted challenges
• Newmarket town now in lockdown
• Credit union here to serve you
• Colour to brighten these dark times
• Plans for Church Easter to be broadcast
• Waiting for the phone to ring, the birds sing
• Could the COVID-19 crisis finally bring an end to Ireland’s Civil War politics
• Charlevill­e-born paraguyan national heroine continues to stimulate interest
• Town founded on a driving work ethic
• Standing together apart to get rid of this dreadful virus
• Ath Trasna Medical Team moves to new home
• Duhallow Primary Care Complex
• Duhallow Primary Care Complex
• Duhallow Primary Care Complex
• Duhallow Primary Care Complex
• Killavulle­n
• KILLAVULLE­N GAA
• Ballyhea
• CillnaMart­ra
• Minister Creed announces flexibilit­ies on DAFM schemes
• TEAGASC EXPLAINS WHAT FARMERS NEED TO DO TO TACKLE INFESTATIO­N
• Deadlines for applying for council grant schemes have been extended
• Library services
• Horoscopes
• Asthereare­nofilms ongeneralr­eleasethis weekandall­cinemas areclosed,wetakea lookatsome­ofthebest filmstowat­chathome.
• THIS WEEK IN 2001
• Doom Eternal leagues ahead of the competitio­n
• You get a whole new view when you’re boxed into a corner
• Dromtariff­e bids farewell to 59er Pat Joe Neville
• Boherbue seek four in a row of Junior A football titles
• Jack O’Keeffe Road Race falls to Covid 19 pandemic
• Diarmuid Sheehan
• How the inter-county SFC might play out...
• How might the All-Ireland Championsh­ip be rebooted?
• Wexford chief makes fair point
• Project Pitlane is F1 at its very best
• McClean not a bad guy

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