The Corkman - 2020-05-28

• SISTERS ROCKING IT
• Shooting shows up CCTV need in Mallow
• Property trashed while man on COVID duty
• MALLOW RACING RETURNS
• Witness: ‘It was all a bit surreal, like something you might see in the Bronx’
• TWO CHARGED AFTER DRAMATIC CHECKPOINT INCIDENT IN MALLOW
• Report predicts ‘long, tough road ahead’ for farmers
• Cllr calls for suspension of pay parking in Mallow
• Moynihan critical of English only grading applicatio­n portal
• Irish Farm Report -
• Conor’s jigsaw giveaway delights patrons
• Council set to exceed its three-year target for the supply of social housing
• Mallow’s Young Reducers scoop fantastic double at eco-awards
• Call for a dedicated Expressway bus stop in Newtwopoth­ouse
• From Barleyhill to Shanghai
• Crematoriu­m decision delayed by two-months
• Sherlock calls for a ‘cast iron guarantee’ on childcare scheme for frontline heathcare workers
• Expansion plan lodged for Mallow Co-Op site
• Macroom GAA members going ‘Around the World in 80-Days’
• Students play their part during Wellnness Week
• Calculated grades system brings clarity for Leaving Cert students
• Sliabh Luachra triplets recall their dancehall days on 65th birthday
• All the world is an online stage for CSS
• Siobhan joins the chorus of ‘Harps For Hope’
• Míreanna chultúir i gcláracha nuachta
• ‘Baby steps’ to be taken from here
• All aboard for virtual 5k for Mallow, C’ville Red Cross funds
• Ballydesmo­nd declared Duhallow’s fittest club after 40K clocked up
• Nothing beats a call from Daniel
• Tubrid Wells oasis cut off by lockdown
• Kilcorney Feis a rich tradition for over a century
• Cloyne pilgrimage to Lourdes
• IT'S A KINDA MAGIC
• Greenway beside proposed M20 offers green solution
• Significan­t changes for the streetscap­e of our town
• Town meeting on getting back to business post pandemic
• Duhallow’s deep wells of time
• The party is over, it’s time to pay it all back
• Teachers as well as students deserve to be protected as Leaving Cert looms
• Kilbrin is giving its all for Cork Penny Dinners
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• Offering hope to Newmarket in COVID times
• ‘The rhythm of work at heart of rich Irish poetry tradition’
• Young writer, snapper secure their Press Pass
• Thanks to our hardworkin­g team ...
• Tips for supporting local businesses, post-COVID-19
• ‘Project ACT’ sees county council take direct action to rebuild local economy
• Avondhu Blackwater Partnershi­p is here to support local businesses
• SuperValu calls on Cork start-ups to join its Food Academy Programme
• Small businesses in Cork can apply now for restart funding
• New map will identify remote working, skills and talent across the county
• Obituaries
• Church life in slow return to some normality
• Ballyhea
• Western Duhallow
• Killavulle­n
• Castlemagn­er
• Sustainabl­e use of your grassland herbicides
• Teagasc virtual open days for college applicants
• 6/10 suppliers expect impact on milk supply due to dry spell
• Farmers and contractor­s reminded not to leave safety to chance
• IFA says EU ‘farm to fork’ and biodiversi­ty strategies unrealisti­c
• Wearing a mask is like being a flat-faced dog
• Ireland has three different kinds of buttercups
• Coronaviru­s fails to put the brakes on National Biodiversi­ty Week 2020
• NATIONAL FAMINE COMMEMORAT­ION
• Horoscopes
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Shallow, bland Maneater a total throwaway title
• Retro top ten
• Easing of restrictio­ns has led to a miraculous tennis match pairing
• Aromathera­py oil blends to try at home
• John TarranT’s Big Bank holiday Quiz
• Cullen young guns of ’67 brought
• Football pride to village
• Ballydesmo­nd earn Duhallow Fittest Club title
• Newmarket mourns the passing of Donal Burke
• Buttevant’s proud tradition
• GAA should follow NPHET
• Bojo’s F1 move shows flexibilit­y
• A spiritual as well as a physical exercise
• Footballer­s row in behind Pieta House
• Mallow raises €16,000 for charity

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