Sligo Weekender - 2021-01-28

• Elderly woman’s terror at armed intruder
• From fearless journalist to promoter of Yeats and Sligo
• TANSEYS SAY A SAD FAREWELL IN GURTEEN
• DESPITE ABUSE I AM NOT BROKEN
• Warning of ‘pain and angst’ among vets of Congo siege
• Sligo rises to 11th in country in national litter ranking
• Grief in Tubber after death of judge Bernard Brennan
• Sligo to take part in online St Patrick’s Day initiative
• Unsinkable Jimmy tells NBC: I will never quit
• Funding to be sought for road in Collooney
• All of our nursing homes have had first vaccine dose
• Bishop praises school communitie­s for their resilience during pandemic
• I’m not ready to go: Paddy’s Covid case
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• ‘I rely on book by grandson of Mountbatte­n’
• Hanging on by a Thread: Optimism of Sligo band Staring Down Comets
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Family centres call for vaccine priority
• Footpath under railway bridge will be reinstated this summer
• Let’s discuss a united Ireland – with Sligo as its capital city
• Ace the exams with help of Sligo teacher Leona’s Eduflix
• I hope funds will lead to railway reopening, says MEP MacManus
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• New appeal for answers on Sligo Garda Station’s future
• Location sought for Cliffoney bottle bank
• Like in 1988, our newest road is worth celebratin­g
• ‘Phenomenal demand’ for Sligo property, according to newspaper’s new guide
• Forest owners say industry will suffer if urgent action not taken
• Harkin: Give largest part of €1bn fund to NW and Border
• Calf testing extension ‘sensible and balanced’, says the ICMSA
• Good entry of dry cows at mart
• New reference year needed for sheep welfare scheme
• Bursary for Megan as she tackles sight challenges
• €12,000 for St Angela’s and €50,000 for IT Sligo
• Call made for Sligo cataract scheme to be used nationally
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Here at Higgins, we’ve adapted to Covid situation
• Trump’s pardons, a fry and being delighted by United FROM THE SPORTS VAULTS
• A quiet hero who hurled well
• O’Dowd-Hill is calling for fewer AIL fixtures
• McSharry gets a prize
• THE PARISH:
• Hurlers use mobile app to assist training
• Kenny is taking the next step in Rovers’ career
• American opportunit­y for Tubbercurr­y native
• Local grassroots strong belief that
• Buckley aims for further signings for the first team
• Football community have a this season will come back
• Teens have Bit O’Talent, says Rovers boss

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