Sligo Weekender - 2021-10-14

• Bunninadde­n man, 25, mentioned ‘deal’ three times following arrest
• Sligo Live has some very special concerts
• Coolaney pharmacist Hilary shortliste­d for national award
• Council will lobby for funds to make up for €1.2m Covid losses
• Find site on quay for camper vans
• ‘Civil Defence do great work – give them a new premises’
• Coola Post Primary is ‘a victim of its own success’
• Sligo Weekender
• Eleven Sligo schools are awarded the Green Flag
• Calls made for early-morning Longford train
• Councillor­s demand action over ‘out of control’ waiting lists
• ‘Sligo won’t be forgotten – and must be part of redress scheme’
• Jack Yeats in new RTÉ documentar­y and a local podcast
• I wanted to push back. That’s why I ran for election
• Bishop: Assisted suicide law would undermine health care profession
• Interviewi­ng Ian Dempsey for podcast
• Albert ordained for Church of Ireland
• Vaccine centre moves to Racecourse
• Chamber welcomes the Budget but says that key issues yet to be tackled
• Maguire calls for upgrade of beach access
• Newest Field Club Journal is packed with items of interest
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Insulating your home: there are many benefits
• Multi-award winning Clo Chocolates based in the heart of Sligo
• SF’s health spokeman David Cullinane does tour of Sligo
• National award for popular childcare provider Claire
• Minister signs joint statement with NZ
• After four rallies, IFA president says ‘livelihood­s are on the line’
• So much to do in west Sligo’s popular, lively Enniscrone during the mid-term
• Start planning a perfect getaway in wild Donegal
• Kayaking, cosy pubs and much more in Cavan
• Awareness initiative says that breast cancer ‘Isn’t Just Pink’
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• All-Stars earn a winning start in overtime drama
• Brilliant cross-country gig for Sligo primary schools
• Disappoint­ment in Dungannon
• Nations League enthusiasm
• Bunnies are caught by a north Sligo recovery
• St Farnan’s edge all-west duel as Easkey misfire
• Flynn goals give Coolera a clear edge over DRPT
• Holders wobble but hold on for extra-time win
• Calry-St Joseph’s remain in the top tier
• Harps rescue their season
• Survival for Ballymote
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Results and Fixtures
• Cross-country in Rathcormac
• St John’s stay in front in Premier standings
• Five wins apiece for top tier’s form sides
• We have to believe that Rovers can finish third
• Busy times for academy teams
• Bit O’Red interest in internatio­nal games

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