The Corkman - 2020-05-21

• ‘WE CAN TEST ENTIRE NATION FOR PITTANCE’
• Autistic boy’s best friend stolen
• SUMMER GARDENING:
• MAYOR DOYLE’S GRAND TOUR OF THE COUNTY
• CORK SCÓR REBELS ROAR AGAIN... ONLINE
• KEITH MOYNIHAN- PROPHET IN A STRANGE LAND:
• Tusla maintains services to children in lock-down
• Hopes high that racing could return to Mallow in July
• Cork COVID-19 figures holding steady as restrictio­ns relaxed
• CSO survey gives an insight into the impact of COVID-19 on people
• KEPAKCovid­cluster leadstoDái­lquestions
• Irish Wildlife Trust goes to battle with council over Freshwater Pearl Mussel
• Cappabuera­ppers’success storyiscon­tinuingapa­ce
• Air ambulance set to return to full-time operationa­l rota
• Push needed to get funding for Mallowreli­efroad
• Hen harrier dividend for local farmers
• Council ‘will walk with communitie­s’ as they emerge from
• Dairygold cuts base price of milk to suppliers for second month in-a-
• Green Party not interested in ‘same old’ Government Cork North West election candidate Colette Finn challenges FG to live up to climate change and gender equality commitment­s
• M20 cycle path proposal fails to prompt Green Party response regarding future of M20 project
• St Mary’s team ‘buzzing’ after scooping title
• Cullen pipers hoping to be back in action before the end of the year
• Volunteer Week goes online to celebrate Cork’s unsung heroes
• Volunteers essential to the work undertaken by CDYS
• Businesses urged to avail of COVID-19 support initiative­s
• Kanturk Arts Fest calls on people to get creative for COVID-19 inspired initiative
• Duhallow zoo reinvents itself for life in lockdown
• Tabharfaim­íd féin an Samhradh linn
• Amhránaith­e Mhúscraí ag lonrú ar líne le linn réim an víris seo
• Opportunit­y knocks for young people to get big break on small screen
• TRAVELLING 3,333KM FOR PIETA WILL MIRROR GLORY DAYS OF 2017/18
• Another Mallow music legend lost: John ‘Spazzer’ Walsh R.I.P.
• Obituaries
• COVID recovery phase one – what next for Ireland?
• John’s enthusiasm for all things vintage was infectious
• Churches re-open for prayer
• Bright days ahead for Millstreet class of 2020
• Time to refocus and look ahead
• Anti-social habits have crept in
• A look back at 1962
• The game of pitch and toss
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• Mike McGrath’s
• Plans forging ahead for building developmen­ts in town
• Greyhound racing should be allowed to resume alongside horse racing
• Singletons feel the strain of social distancing
• Missed figures and row about testing a cause for concern as country reopens
• What to plant in May
• Mallow Camera Club marks the end of another creative year
• Obituaries
• Mitchelsto­wn open for prayers
• Ballyhea
• SHOPPING NEEDS
• CillnaMart­ra
• Clondrohid
• Killavulle­n MAINTENANC­E ISSUES
• Buttevant
• Gortatlea mart reports terrific online sales
• Drafting lambs for target market
• Teagasc asks farmers to ‘bee friendly
• Department launches new app to register calves
• Toyota to launch all new 7-seater Highlander Hybrid in Ireland
• Highlight of my week: watching the furore about Normal People
• What matters most is key to wellbeing
• Taking care of stiff and sore muscles
• The science behind why we take dogs for walks
• Damselflie­s herald approach of summer days
• Highlight your locality in 5K Photo Competitio­n
• Horoscopes
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• A perfectly addictive co-op game for lockdown
• THIS WEEK IN 1989
• A brave punt that is a lesson for any young dreamer
• Kelleher brothers central to
• Dromtariff­e mourn the passing of club stalwart Con O’Connor
• Kilbrin landing historic 1978 title
• Cork’s route to ’66 All-Ireland hurling title gives hope
• Cork cyclists will miss out
• For ending latest famine
• If Ras Mumhan doesn’t find new home
• Air Ambulance acknowledg­es kind support of Duhallow GAA clubs towards return of chopper

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