The Corkman - 2020-08-06

• CHEERS TO FIRST WEDDING IN SIX MONTHS
• Green light for Mallow school
• Publicans: This could be the final straw
• Blinds opened on Gaeltacht pub for a short radio interlude
• Millstreet’s Stefan secures exclusive London drama college place
• Work on new social housing phase to start immediatel­y
• Fermoy-based Garda Protected Services Unit fully operationa­l
• ‘Use it or lose it’. Locals warned Blarney post office in danger of closing for good
• Gangs of dog thieves ‘casing out’ homes
• When Ballydesmo­nd rolled out red carpet for Hume
• From the goalie’s net to the Government’s engine room
• ‘Invasion of giant wind mills’ near Guagán Barra
• Cork towns and villages granted funding to assist communitie­s bounce back from Coronaviru­s crisis
• Bus stop upgrades on way for Charlevill­e
• New book recalls spirit of Kilworth’s ‘Miss
• Restoratio­n of 1% cut for disability services is a start - but there’s a lon g, lon g way to go still says Michael Moyn ihan
• Housing needs of Traveller families not being met
• Making magic through the mobile lens
• August series of concerts set to raise the roof at StGeorge’s
• Has COVID killed the session? The days of ‘ól agus ceol’ may be behind us - musicians, publicans
• Youth centre has served Mallow for over half a century
• Mick O’Regan run set to go ‘virtual’ this year
• Exhibition & book set to mark Lissarda Ambush
• Liscarroll Sanctuary celebrates birthday of its ‘oldest and most popular’ resident
• Top of the table clash with Newcestown
• Ionad to host first post-COVID gig
• Close finish as Laochra Óg U16s lose by two points
• Upgrade underway at sports complex
• ‘Men at work’ on their shed
• British atrocities in Charlevill­e in August 1920
• Virus puts halt to internatio­nal horse show
• Museum overwhelme­d by website fundraiser
• Obituaries
• Periods deemed unpalatabl­e by the minority
• The battle against Covid is far from over and we can’t be complacent
• Doireann agus Dáithí ag an bhFleadh Cheoil
• Laethannta na ndeich bpúnt le teacht ar ais
• BEAMISH AG ÓL!
• Investment in water infrastruc­ture is vital to keep Ireland afloat
• Schools set to return to the ‘new normal’
• Finance in place for community projects in Cork
• PPE market helps Tralee firm survive and thrive
• Tips for getting married during the ‘new norm’!
• Light-hearted wedding signs with an important message...
• Why old photograph­s at weddings leave a lasting impression…
• Will outdoor wedding ceremonies see a spike in interest in 2021?
• Remember the Moment, Cherish the Story, Celebrate Two Lives
• Join us on
• Join us on
• Bob’s Bar shortliste­d for ‘Best Restaurant’ in Cork
• BALLYHEA
• BUTTEVANT
• SVP HELPLINE
• CASTLEMAGN­ER
• CILLNA MARTRA
• BOHERBUE
• Beef farmers reaching BEAM targets
• CAP funding falls short of EU plans for farming - IFA
• National stimulous packages includes €8.5 million for the heritage sector
• Ballincoll­ig hurlers enjoy comfortabl­e win over Inniscarra
• Landslide win for Kilshannig minors
• Comfortabl­e win for Ballyhooly
• Impressive win for Buttevant hurlers over Charlevill­e
• First half goals sets Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels on their way to victory
• Dromina enjoy close win over Killavulle­n
• Champs lead all the way against Kilshannig
• Great comeback sees Ballygibli­n progress past Harbour
• Ballycloug­h withstand fightback to beat Doneraile
• Impressive win for Fermoy U-16s
• Kanturk survive late Banteer fightback
• Dromtariff­e brush aside Millstreet with ease
• Kilbrin simply too hot for Castlemagn­er to handle
• Holders Newmarket begin quest to retain Duhallow JAHC title against Millstreet
• Kearns goal paves way for Cullen victory
• Lismire never in danger away to St. John’s
• Blarney outshine Inniscarra in dull derby
• Watergrass­hill finish stronger to edge out Ballincoll­ig in PIHC
• Douglas ward off late Meelin charge
• Eire Óg pile on the points to overcome Sarfields
• Substitute­s impress as Kildorrery hold out for point win over Mayfield
• Newtown storm back to
• Ballyhea come up short despite scoring game’s only goal
• Beat Bishopstow­n
• Goals get Fr O’Neills over winning line against Kilworth
• Fermoy come good in
• Second half goals help Charlevill­e pull away from bullish Bandon
• Patchy performanc­e
• Kanturk discover second half accuracy to see off Cloyne
• Kanturk can be assured of tough Newcestown test
• Killdorrer­y capable of building on opening round victory

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