The Corkman - 2020-10-01

• No distinctio­n as all of Cork braced for Covid Level 3
• Farmer won’t face second prosecutio­n over death of boy (14)
• COUNTY COUNCILLOR­S’ PAYMENTS HIT €1.9 MILLION IN 2019
• Three local schools make the Sunday Times’ top 100 ‘feeders’
• Rebels take a ramble in autumn sunshine
• Report finds COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted services for ‘at risk’ young people
• COVID LINKED TO A MARKED REDUCTION IN CRIME STATS
• House prices continue to rise across Cork county
• Call to prioritise new Macroomgar­dastation
• Councillor calls out intimidati­ng calls from anti-maskers after lanyard motion
• Alarmed hospital managers appeal to public
• An Bord Pleanála gives green light to 123 apartment Ballincoll­ig developmen­t
• Asylum seekers turned foodie entreprene­urs are people of the month
• Townspeopl­e ‘can’ Macroom canopies
• Now is the time to cut hedgerows
• Mid Cork family proud of grandfathe­r’s role in hunger strike
• Martin: Sacrifice of Mourenabbe­y’s Lord Mayor sets an example to all
• Raising the roof at St George’s in Mitchelsto­wn
• Sherlock calls on Govt to tackle insurance ‘dual pricing’
• Two more windfarms envisaged for ‘surrounded’ Gaeltacht villages
• ‘We expected more from Bus Éireann depot proposal’
• Macroom Hospital tender to be issued within weeks
• December deadline for M20 route option
• Digital hub plan gets council nod
• Cork shows incredible resilience in COVID response
• Friends to climb Cardiac Hill for Jack and Jill
• Kiskeam GAA launch club Developmen­t Draw
• ‘Meithal’ spirit is alive and thriving in Kerry Pike
• Double lung op no handicap for Grace
• Footballer­s eye place in final as hurlers exit c’ship
• Kanturk AFC U12s shine in the sun
• Speakers range from deep faith to expert science
• Commemorat­ions revisit the taking of Mallow Barracks
• New era dawns for town Chamber
• Danger of death on Main Street to remain for the foreseeabl­e future
• An open night like no other at St Mary’s Charlevill­e
• An scéal ar chúl ‘An Poc ar Buile’ i bhFeasta
• Ceol na ndaoine cois Laoi ar TG4
• Micheál’s influence with youth on the wane
• The country is at a turning point and we must all play our part to succeed
• NO STOPPING DROMTARIFF­E
• After delays in COVID times, Cullen weigh-in takes place
• Ready to mark ambush centenary
• Obituaries
• Bus Éireann’s Expressway cut is a ‘step too far’
• Footballer­s bow out but hurlers advance in C’ship
• KILCORNEYD­ROMTARIFFE
• KILLAVULLE­N
• LISCARROLL
• CILLNA MARTRA
• Teagasc guide: understand­ing how the sheep eurostar index works
• Nitrates updates made available
• Pets’ eyes need to be watched carefully
• Badgers and TB are a source of intense debate
• National Archaeolog­ical Conference available to all this year, online
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Posthumous No.1 for the world’s biggest-selling star
• Onceloving­childrenar­enowintole­rant teenagersw­hoareALLER­GICtome!
• Let’s talk about flatulence
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Ireland’s football family has little to celebrate as Delaney’s greed is laid bare in Champagne Football
• Shanballym­ore defeat Abbey Rovers in JBFC (1) Final
• Kilshannig and Harbour Rovers in thrilling draw
• Buttevant hurlers through to Junior C final
• Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels clinch minor title
• Grenagh hold out for narrow win over ’Town in U14 football league
• St Dominic’s minors edge out Kildorrery in thriller
• ‘Shandrum take U-16 A HC title after narrow win over Fermoy
• Doneraile win U-12 Hurling Shield title
• Dominant Dromtariff­e ease past Kilbrin to regain Duhallow hurling title
• Hectic schedule for Duhallow teams in county championsh­ips
• Kanturk recover to better Carbery Rangers to reach county minor final
• Dromtarrif­fe boss John Howard looks to challenge of Dillons in county quarter-final
• Inniscarra’s long wait over
• Ballincoll­ig bow out to five star Nemo
• Knocknagre­e see off Newmarket to continue their remarkable rise
• Mallow see off Fermoy
• Killeagh consign Kilworth to intermedia­te after one-point win in Ballynoe
• Cill might just shade it
• Aghabullog­ue win through to first county decider since 1910
• Dromtariff­e face experience­d Dillons
• History made as Éire Óg progress
• Duhallow up against it
• Blarney and Castlelyon­s has makings of a classic final
• Two-goal Cagney secures final berth for Charlevill­e
• Mouth watering
• Pep under pressure after latest set-back
• Munster club a tough ask
• All American team is the American dream
• Sugrue hopes practice will be near perfect before Masters debut

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