Sligo Weekender - 2021-07-15

• Efforts to block plan to resume blasting at quarry
• EUROPEAN FINAL WAS INCREDIBLE – DESPITE MAYHEM AT WEMBLEY
• Volunteer, teacher and historian Larry Mullin
• Five-year plan for Baroque Festival
• Councillor­s keep focus on Ahamlish drainage issue
• Ex-councillor Lundy in RTÉ investigat­ion into expenses
• Hotel manager won’t ask for Covid passes
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• We can’t wait! Peace Park to host concerts for FleadhFest
• Static cycle fundraiser at Sligo Junction
• ‘You risk a holiday at State’s expense’
• Knox on O’Connell Street given extension go-ahead
• MacSharry says new town bus route would be a ‘game changer’
• An Taisce appeal against Temple House dairy farm turned down
• Levies on 22 vacant sites in Sligo
• TD’s cryptic tweet gets a big reaction
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• After retirement, I felt I should do something – Christiani­ty in action
• Sharp increase in applicatio­ns to study at IT
• ‘Be the best you can be’ is motto of local Kung Fu teacher Willem
• Crisis centre’s CEO says TD’s revelation led to more calls
• West Sligo projects to get €35,000 from community fund
• Focus on the game – not the feeling you’re after
• ‘Appalling attempt to bring misery on people of Sligo’
• Scavenger hunt in aid of Hawk’s Well renovation
• Man, 24, told he’s ‘on thin ice’
• Last week’s rain welcomed but drier conditions ahead
• ‘Deafening silence’ on food inflation effects of climate change policy
• Excellent trade at the Beef Bonanza sale in Ballymote
• Optimistic veteran of retail Ken Hunter says: I believe the town will flourish again
• Ex-Summerhill teacher John’s new novel set in time before social media
• The Postman – an extract from Harry’s
• Harry is keen to keep it local in book about his home place
• Do you know about changes to the NCT?
• Motorists are asked to do electric car survey
• First solo exibition of musician Eddie’s snaps
• Special nine days as Cairde returns
• Constructi­on contract is signed for surfing centre of excellence in Strandhill
• ENNISCRONE AND CASTLECONN­OR
• HALF WAY THROUGH LIFESAVING SEASON
• People with dementia and carers urged to participat­e in research service
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Youth athletes are on form at a provincial gig
• Good news for O’Donnell, Daly and Kenny
• North of Ireland has a strong Sligo entry
• Updates from Sligo GAA Clubs
• RESULTS & FIXTURES
• Semi-final exit for teens
• Pragmatic Brennan is left unhappy by team’s underpar performanc­e
• Draws are made for Sligo GAA club championsh­ips
• Tourlestra­ne are made to work hard for a win over Coolera-Strandhill
• A big win for Sligo’s U-20 stars
• Group stage is completed with drama
• A cleaner car, donuts and wishing that England won
• Ex-underage internatio­nal McDonnell signs for Rovers
• Results and Fixtures
• Coleman sends his best wishes
• A disappoint­ing Icelandic trip
• Covid-19 issues
• John hopes that Bit O’Red can produce a bit of magic at home
• Midfield options to step in for the absent Bolger
• BIT O’STATS: ROVERS 2021
• ROVERS’ PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS

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