The Corkman - 2024-01-18

• North Cork pupils enjoy Young Scientist success
• Richard Satchwell remanded in ongoing custody for a month
• Ballincoll­ig Winter Music Festival returns with a winning line-up
• Mallow Chamber teams up with Alzheimer’s Society to host free event
• Rathcormac residents to address MD meeting over flooding
• Five now charged over family feud in Charlevill­e
• Public meeting on buying a home to be held in Buttevant
• More tributes paid to the late Jack Roche, an ‘advocate’ for rural Ireland
• Tánaiste opens state-of-the-art primary-care centre in Ballincoll­ig
• TD calls on SouthDoc to be ‘upfront’ with patients over service
• Funding for Cork groups supporting victims of crime welcomed by Deputy Moynihan
• Daughter suffered years of sex abuse in ‘house of secrets’
• Over 300 students from Cork are being home schooled
• Charlevill­e building with links to republican hero up for sale
• Drive is on to strengthen women’s place in Cork County Council
• Funding for community projects in Duhallow will ‘make a big difference locally’
• Councillor­s seek to block HGVs from driving through Mallow’s main street
• Call for serious engagement over ‘eyesore’ property in the centre of Boherbue
• Patrician Academy Art Exhibition open
• Obituaries
• How Mallow went from being a ‘dirty old town’ to cleanest in Cork
• Kanturk GAA mourns stalwart Peter Leneghan
• Community council to host spring fair in Edel Quinn Hall
• Council pledge to inspect busy junction that’s seen ‘a lot of small accidents’
• Year in review Part Three: Hectic finish to old year in Millstreet
• Juvenile GAA looks ahead to victory function
• MTU Cork students bring the hits of Madness to the stage in a new musical
• Charlevill­e Community Forum to host further public meeting on town centre traffic
• Sympathies
• Clubs in New Year’s appeal for volunteers and members
• Lismire joy as they celebrate county triumph
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• KILLAVULLE­N
• WESTERN DUHALLOW
• Soil sampling under ACRES Tranche 1
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Double celebratio­ns enjoyed by GAA fans in Ballydesmo­nd
• What you need to know about deferring your state pension
• With 2024 only just begun the year is already looking good for local festivals
• Duhallow Scór committee lay groundwork for Scór na bPaistí competitio­ns
• Ballyhea and St Finbarrs GAA clubs mourn passing of stalwart Tadhg Drinan
• Millstreet CS conjure up dominant display to get past Boherbue CS in Colleges semi-final
• Wasteful Cill na Martra rue missed opportunit­y
• Cleary: Final is ‘ideal’ ahead of league
• Cork ride out Waterford storm to set up Kerry meeting in McGrath Cup Final
• Tumultuous week on Leeside as Páirc Uí Chaoimh naming right deal rumbles on
• It would be mad not to take the cash
• Goodbye Guenther, the last garagista
• Dean Rock was the Dubs’ relatable superstar

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