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Irish Water charges €1m to connect to care home; Survey reveals farmers under pressure from milk prices; Call for more garda resources after stabbing; Bantry family angered over ambulance option to CUH; Stolen van was tracked doing 151kph and found in Macroom; Cork Airport under pressure as parent loses €1m a day; Cork star Niamh Cotter calls on GAA to publically support anti-racism movement; Skibb rower Eugene Coakley reflects on his 2004 Olympic experience; Interview with Rosscarbery ladies' footballer Laura MacMahon; St James' Eoin Deasy on life & GAA in New York; Local managers share their thoughts on GAA's return to action; New school, without classes and curriculum, to open in West Cork this September

June 10th, 2020 8:00 PM

By Southern Star Team

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In this week's Southern Star:

In News

• Irish Water charges €1m to connect to care home
• Survey reveals farmers under pressure from milk prices
• Call for more garda resources after stabbing
• Bantry family angered over ambulance option to CUH
• Stolen van was tracked doing 151kph and found in Macroom
• Cork Airport under pressure as parent loses €1m a day

In Sport

• Cork star Niamh Cotter calls on GAA to publically support anti-racism movement
• Skibb rower Eugene Coakley reflects on his 2004 Olympic experience
• Interview with Rosscarbery ladies' footballer Laura MacMahon
• St James' Eoin Deasy on life & GAA in New York
• Local managers share their thoughts on GAA's return to action

In Life & Community

• New school, without classes and curriculum, to open in West Cork this September

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