Kanturk News from The Corkman

Anticipation building ahead of Cork Pride of Place Awards

Anticipation is building across Cork County as representatives from four very different Communities prepare for the Pride of Place Awards Ceremony to be held at Cork City Hall on Saturday 17th November.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

End of discretionary funding will be a 'retrograde step'

Discretionary funding, which has greatly eased Cork County Council's financial headaches, especially in times of severe weather, is on the way out from next year.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

Ballydesmond village to get a make over

Ballydesmond village will get a very welcome makeover of over €400,000 as its roads and footpaths are a "key priority for Cork County Council."

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

30 new agri advisors rolled out to work with farmers in regions

The Minister for Agriculture, Food & Marine, Michael Creed TD announced the roll-out of an innovative collaboration between Government and industry delivering 30 new 'Agricultural Sustainability Advisors' to work with farmers across the country.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

From Macroom the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

When Martin Tangney was growing up in Macroom, it was safe to say that he was guaranteed to be found in the lab of the secondary school, peering at micro organisms from the Gearagh rather than togged out on the football pitch.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

Tánaiste opens new office in Kanturk for FG election candidate John Paul O'Shea

North Cork Fine Gael councillor and general election candidate for Cork North West Councillor John Paul O'Shea officially opened his new constituency office on Strand Street in Kanturk on Monday morning.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

False start to murder trial of North Cork man

A man has denied the murder of mother of three Nicola Collins (38) who was found with fatal injuries in a Cork flat last year.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

Duhallow steel employers look to Poland to fill staff vacancies

Employers who work in the steel industry in Duhallow are finding it next to impossible to get staff locally and instead joined forces to attain the services of a Polish employment agency to bridge that gap.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

Jeweller conned Kanturk pensioner

A jeweller who conned an 84 year old North Cork woman out of almost €20,000 when selling a valuable Cartier brooch at auction at Sotheby's has been given a suspended prison sentence after a judge heard that he made good progress on a course aimed at addressing a number of mental health issues.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

Influx of wild brown deer are startling people in the Nadd area

There is an "influx of wild Deer" in Lombardstown, Lyre and Nadd who are crossing the roads when it is dark and causing alarm to motorists.

Publish: Saturday 10th November 12:00am

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