The Corkman - 2020-09-03

• James off to US Open
• STAMPEDE OF BUYERS AT FIRST EVER BUFFALO AUCTION
• 15 pages of great local sports action
• Gardaí probe asphyxiati­on as cause of Darragh’s death
• So cool on his first day at school!
• Group vows to fight EPA ruling to grant licence for cheese plant
• Probe into death will be lengthy, say gardai in Killarney
• GARDA PROBE OF TRAGIC DEATH
• Call for suspension of Mallow pay parking to remain until New Year
• Green light for digital hub plan for Coláiste Íosagáin
• Threshold launches urgent appeal to Cork landlords with vacant properties
• National Lottery has good cause to honour Cork’s ‘unsung heroes’
• Planning rejection for giant windmills at Gougane Barra
• Ballydesmo­nd reveals beauty secret !
• It might just be the best decision you ever make
• My course at Mallow College has given me new lease of life
• Survey reveals more than 5,700 people in Cork are living with a form of dementia
• Appeals to fly Pride flag at GAA grounds
• Report: almost 12% of commercial properties in Cork now lying idle
• Centuries old horse fair falls foul of Coronaviru­s
• Funding windfall for North Cork projects
• LEO to host Brexit customs workshop
• Cork brothers bringing trad music to the world
• Char lev ill e’ s Katie urges people to‘ tune in and turn up’ on Culture Night
• Doneraile-based Heartfelt project honours Covid victims
• Process begins to gain status as Gaeltacht service town
• Exciting races at West Cork by West Muskerry athletes
• Ná ligtear i ndearúd rogha na Gaeilge!
• ‘Mo Ghile Mear’ a chuir clabhsúr le ceolchoirm mhór ar líne RTÉ
• Footballer­s aim for quarter final place
• As students start back at school, work starts on new school
• Kanturk young guns excel at National Youth Cycling Championsh­ips
• Lady Captain’s Day at golf club
• Brother Michael Malone - one of life’s true gentlemen
• Mallow Utd continues to open up as teams hit success on the field
• Speakeasy Toastmaste­rs invite you to Zoom in for new season
• Mallow hosts second scratch cup
• Exhibition to recall daring barracks raid and infamous ‘Burning of Mallow’
• Barracks raid resulted in terrible repercussi­ons for Mallow town
• Katie is Co Cork Culture Night ambassador
• Hurlers progress in Co. C’ship
• Back to school and town improvemen­ts
• New research reveals much about local family who helped build town
• Hurlers bow out to Dromtarrif­fe
• Party poopers forget what it’s like to be young
• The coming weeks will make or break the Covid fight and the Government
• ‘Munster will learn as never before where Finbar taught’
• Obituaries
• In memory of Nellie Magnier (1931-2020)
• Kilshannig man appointed as Senior Counsel
• MOURNEABBE­Y
• KILLAVULLE­N
• BALLYHEA
• CILLNA MARTRA
• Beef-finisher payment: a guide from Teagasc
• Hawkweeds are abundant at this time of year
• The surprising cause of Patsy the cat’s sore eye
• North Cork’s ancient past uncovered in dig between Mallow-Mitchelsto­wn
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Mitchelsto­wn minors defeat Killavulle­n REBEL OG NORTH MBFC SEMI-FINAL
• Kilshannig U-14s maintain unbeaten run
• Killavulle­n claim U-16 hurling title over Grenagh REBEL OG NORTH U-16 ‘B’ HC
• Kilshannig go through to last four by the narrowest of margins over Dromina
• Champions Clyda see off Killavulle­n in quarters
• Harbour see off Ballyhooly to reach JAHC semi-finals
• Ballygibli­n emerge deserving winners over Shanbally’
• Ballincoll­ig hurlers quieten Blarney
• Mallow brush by Buttevant to reach semi-final
• Superior Boherbue claim Group final win over Cullen OUT OF REACH
• Concluding ties in JAFC round robin to determine finalists
• Newmarket conjure up dominant display to overcome Kilbrin
• Sharper Kanturk all too slick for Castlemagn­er
• Kilbrin dig deep to stave off Banteer
• Champions Newmarket dethroned as Howard scores 0-17 for Dromtariff­e
• Sarsfields simply too strong for Ballyhea
• Blarney book their place in last eight with comprehesi­ve win
• Four-goal Cloughduv see off dogged Glen Rovers in a thriller
• Brave Kilworth face relegation final after defeat by Rovers
• Éire Óg cruise to massive win
• Newtown and Erins Own play out interestin­g draw in Glantane
• Kanturk late blitz all too much for gritty Killeagh
• Kildorrery make it three from three
• Charlevill­e secure passage
• So near and yet so far for Mallow after high-scoring draw with Bandon
• Groups come to thrilling conclusion this weekend
• Milford draw but qualify
• Big weekend of intermedia­te Action awaits
• Knocknagre­e and Cill na Martra take top billing on big weekend for premier grade
• Ferrari’s catastroph­e is F1’s catastroph­e
• New era ready to begin
• Be careful what you wish for with split
• Cork to GO RED to mark ‘Double’ and raise funds for Marymount Hospice
• County Hurling Championsh­ip Group Phase concludes

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