The Corkman - 2024-04-04

• Plans for mural to honour Kiskeam’s Monsignor Flaherty
• FG in Cork pays tribute to Simon Coveney as he signals departure from Cabinet
• How Cork was the starting point for Dunnes Stores’ colourful legacy
• North Cork flavour to ‘Great House Revival’ this Sunday
• Mary Lou McDonald reiterates call for a general election during visit to County Cork
• Mary Lou hoping for successful local elections in Cork this time around
• Council will be ‘shovel ready’ if it gets funding for vital path
• Concern over new review of 220 bus service to Ballincoll­ig
• KNOCKNAGRE­E NATIVE TO SELL LANDMARK ANTIQUE STORE
• Plan for autism friendly parking spaces to be sent to Roads group
• Calls for zebra crossing at ‘exceptiona­lly’ dangerous location in North Cork town
• Historic fort set to reopen after repairs
• Hotelier Aaron elected president of the Cork Business Associatio­n
• Hurling legends preview this year’s Munster C’ship
• Social Democrats leader on election trail in Charlevill­e
• Minister Ryan says €300k funding will progess Mallow Relief Road
• Fota to hold popular ‘Cheetah Run’ road race next month
• South Africa-born artist Emma McNally Jacobs says exhibition launch was ‘best night ever’
• Students of schools in Cork district to be eligible for one MD grant per year
• €400K FOR CO. CORK OUTDOOR RECREATION PROJECTS
• Funding approved for local groups in municipal district
• Lucey slams lack of communicat­ion from SouthDoc as ‘a disgrace’
• No funding available for footpath from Coachford to relocated GP practice
• Roadside sculptures are turning heads on N22 bypass
• Colemans mark 70 years in business
• Flagpoles in centre of Macroom are ‘not fit for purpose’
• Lively Easter full of activities in Mallow
• Patrician Academu Student Council activities
• Le Chéile schedule for April
• Evening of music to help upgrade Edel Quinn Hall
• Vincent Murphy inducted into basketball hall of fame
• IT’S A WRAP
• Patriots commemorat­ed in Square
• Boherbue commemorat­ion of 1916
• Recording begun on new series of ‘Charlevill­e Cove’
• Eddie O’Shaughness­y vists Kolkata creche
• Big wins on the double for Mitchelsto­wn footballer­s
• Sympathies
• Rás Mumhan hits the testing Duhallow roads in style
• A feast of fashion at the Cultúrlann
• KILLAVULLE­N
• CLONDROHID
• ICMSA remaining bullish in outlook for beef prices
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Duhallow Boxing Club flourishes at Boherbue base
• Brace of first half Walsh goals sets Mitchelsto­wn up for victory
• Sadness at passing of Billy McCarthy
• Disappeara­nce of Weeshie’s Terrace Talk website highlights GAA’s neglect of its history
• Derry still need to learn how to win big games
• Championsh­ip never started with a bang as it was

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