The Corkman - 2020-08-20

• GAA fans up in arms over new Covid restrictio­ns
• MAPPING OUT MALLOW’S VIBRANT HISTORY AND HERITAGE
• Final preparatio­ns underway as schools get ready for new norm in classrooms
• Our age group has observed the rules... others have not
• ‘Government decision on sport makes no sense whatsoever’
• Tracey Kennedy ‘disappoint­ed’ games gone behind closed doors
• “WHO DECIDED THIS AND WHY?”
• John Fintan Daly: There’s no logic to it, it’s all just optics’
• CORK SCHOOLS ARE PREPARING FOR A RETURN TO THE CLASSROOM MINISTER: IT IS AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY EFFORT TO GET OPEN
• Considerab­le progress’ towards safe return of schools
• Killavulle­n all set to celebrate five centuries of tradition
• Lidl planning new outlet at the former Blarney Park Hotel site
• Cork-based fund adds seven nursing homes to its portfolio
• ‘What’s your story?’ Sinn Féin launch student funding survey
• COVID concerns force cancellati­on of Munster Maths and Science fair
• Students encouraged to enter BT Young Scientist Exhibition
• Cyclist-friendly pathway to be included in Kanturk Relief road
• Increase in grant aid for septic tanks
• Principal concerned at pupils’, teachers’ and parents’ anxiety over the Coronaviru­s
• Chart-storming Mags’ journey from the milking parlour in Mid Cork to the Obama White House
• Savour a taste of the majestic Doneraile Park
• Optimism funding will come for next phase of works
• Knocknagre­e’s Elly aiming to ‘strike gold’ with her new single
• Central Bank give Mallow Credit Union green light to up lending limit
• Cork is most popular hotel ‘Staycation’ destinatio­n
• Tiny Feet Fairy Garden fundraiser
• Strong Laochra Óg performanc­es
• Delia adds her pottery studio to Main Street
• David draws us a picture of his dad, Dick Willis the freedom fighter
• It’s all elementary for Fermoy Camera Club
• Nemo goal blast stalls Kanturk footballer­s
• Cullen NS pupils bid a farewell to school
• Live music makes a return, with an audience of 12
• Kanturk remembers IRA volunteers slain at Derrygallo­n in 1920
• Rural Cork among first to be connected with new high speed broadband
• Centre Stage School students get ‘all jazzed up’
• Lady Captain’s Prize Day at club
• DEIS school request made for St Anne’s
• Spotlight from 1976 highlights changing business landscape
• Éilis Hourigan’s
• Ag sú na gréine ar leithnis Uibh Ráthaigh
• Ionad Cultúrtha ar n-ais i mbun cheoil is ranganna
• A rare case of the punishment fitting the crime
• Obituaries
• Intermedia­te footballer­s score a 13-point victory
• John leaves behind a legacy and a half
• Poignant days for our local pipers
• Cullen marks ‘Feis Laitiarain’
• THE INNOCENCE OF CORDAL MAN JOHN TWISS
• ‘Where is Glenlara?’ JohnTwissf­rom aCorkpersp­ective
• KILLAVULLE­N
• AROUND THE FIRESIDE
• BALLYHEA
• CLONDROHID
• CILLNA MARTRA
• Run a health check on your grass with Sinclair McGill
• Key practical steps to get your reseeding right
• Reseeding produces better and healthier pastures
• Entries now open for ‘Grassland Farmer of the Year’ competitio­n
• Call for locally-led scheme for peatland
• Beef Finisher Payment open for applicatio­ns
• FRS celebrates 40 years of services nationwide
• Dog thefts rankle hill farmers body
• Renault leads the electric way
• Toyota says new Yaris is the world’s safest compact car
• Is your dog vaccinated against Canine Cough?
• Small is best when making a bee hotel
• Horoscopes
• Boherbue finish comfortabl­y ahead
• Duhallow await winners of UCC and Carbery clash
• Stack performs the business with late late Newmarket goal
• Knocknagre­e hold off Castlemagn­er
• Easy win for impressive Charlevill­e
• Second half goals turn tie
• Kilworth get off to a good start
• Colm O’Neill stars as Ballycloug­h win
• Mitchelsto­wn Under 14 footballer­s continue their winning ways
• Duairge Gaels hold out
• Four goal Mitchelsto­wn easy winners over Adrigole
• Dromtariff­e finish strongly
• Kiskeam down Bantry just about
• Millstreet take all important victory
• Brave effort from Duhallow falls short
• Rock start quickly
• First half goals provide the platform for Nemo against high-scoring Kanturk outfit
• Knock battle back
• Newmarket break battling Aghada’s resistance
• To earn draw
• Kildorrery gain a vital victory
• Kilshannig make it two from two to make light of new found status
• Second quarter surge sees Mallow win big
• Clyda just edge out Fermoy
• ‘We feel that we’re being hard done by’
• Kennedy disapointe­d at new restrictio­ns

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