Sligo Weekender - 2021-03-04

• Green light for new SuperValu
• OUR FRUSTRATIO­N AFTER KATIE MAE, 6, HAD STROKE
• KELESA LOOKS BACK ON VOICE OF IRELAND
• Jennifer is a force for good
• LOWEST DEATH RATE IN COUNTRY
• Martin speaks of his hopes ahead of Tokyo Paralympic­s
• ‘Flagship’ surf centre at Strandhill could be ready at end of next year
• Medieval church could fall into sea
• Sligo’s big houses reach wide audience via Financial Times
• Man who attacked his friend must stay sober
• Entire county will have just one Bank of Ireland branch
• Man is sent to circuit court on several charges
• Man, 19, stole alcohol from shops in town
• Juvenile crime system ‘ineffectiv­e to point of uselessnes­s’, says TD
• Health care workers given jabs at Knocknarea Arena
• Doctor has come out of retirement to help vaccinatio­ns effort
• Judge’s warning for man who told garda he’d ‘have him shot’ and had been told to have €300 in court
• Footballer Fintan and his important role as an Irish Water engineer
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• 254 vacant posts at Sligo hospital
• Councillor: ‘Push the nuclear button on dog litter issue’
• Lots of things I can’t do. But I know others have it worse
• ‘260,000 shoeboxes means as many children having a happier Christmas’
• Fears playground­s will have to close because they can’t afford the cost of insurance
• Online meetings next week as part of campaign aiming to recruit foster carers
• One in every five business units is now unoccupied
• Normal People and The Crown miss out on Golden Globes
• Winning the moment that is in front of your face
• 33-year-old ‘punched female garda while resisting arrest’
• Disappoint­ment at lack of progress on school crossing
• Strong demand in all sections at sheep sale
• Emphasis should be on reducing methane, not cows, says Cullinan
• Scheme needs to recognise existing good practice, says hill farmers’ group
• Fivemilebo­urne family are ‘making waves’ in the world of pedigree cattle breeding
• New booklet for families launched in Tubbercurr­y
• Risk of community groups ‘becoming extinct’ – Walsh
• Report on commercial property isn’t accurate, says shop owner
• Collooney-based SL Controls to create 50 jobs in 18 months
• Celebratin­g your mum... with a great Sligo present
• From Sligo-Leitrim border, Justin Nelson was a pillar of RTÉ
• Community notes
• ‘Time for a full time cath lab at Sligo hospital’
• Mass vaccinatio­ns, moods and sending folk to Rockall FROM THE SPORTS VAULTS
• County hurlers are looking for support for their ‘Sligo2Slig­o’ fundraiser in March
• Grants for golf clubs
• St Nathy’s are ready to play their part in LGFA initiative
• Naughton will do his
• Utmost for the LGFA
• Taking solace from a return to pre-season
• Sunshine for a friendly tie that showed Rovers’ squad options
• Lots of energy but zero goals as rivals draw

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