Sligo Weekender - 2021-10-21

• Sligo has fallen to 28th position in litter league
• Hospital to implement changes to traffic flow
• ‘Utter confusion’ likely to keep Lola Montez closed
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Road to Russia has shortened for mum Carla
• Undertakin­g by consultant sees inquiry halted
• This will have been the driest, warmest October in Sligo for many years
• Good response to appeal after west Sligo robberies
• Fabulous west Sligo Georgian home on market for €575,000
• Assange supporters’ event
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Sligo man caused disturbanc­e at home of former girlfriend
• 2023 for new Pearse Road and Mail Coach Road link
• New bus service will bring cancer patients to Dublin
• HELP ANNUAL HOPE APPEAL
• Remember that they’re human too on the pitch
• Pandemic was test for vision of Paul and the Evolutio team
• ‘No understand­ing of scale of challenge facing farm families’
• Beef prices should increase
• Minister is told about farmers’ unhappines­s on Ballymote visit
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Community notes
• Tips for the transition from primary to secondary school
• Ways to that you can look after your mental health as a student
• Tips for parents with children starting secondary school
• TRIBUTE: Farewell to renowned Riverstown fiddle player Paddy
• Jack & Jill calling for your support
• Tourism Minister visits IT, Showground­s and Model
• After lockdown increase, start cutting back on treats for kids
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Second win of the season for high-scoring All-Stars
• Updates from local golf clubs
• Women in sport leadership webinar sparks discussion
• Sligo bounce back with home win
• Clash of Saints should deliver close battle in Junior ‘A’ final
• Finalists aim for
• Fine cross-country run by North Sligo AC’s Murphy
• The head says Coolera but the heart says it’ll be Tour again
• Victory for west Sligo man in London decider
• Change is necessary maintains Marren
• Shield winners pay tribute to Eoin
• CURRY FLAVOUR
• Easkey and Naomh Eoin set for third final clash
• Castleconn­or survive thanks to Carrabine
• Bourke stars at Sligo Tennis Club championsh­ips
• St Nathy’s edge intense duel
• Casey leads Harps to impressive win as DRPT struggle
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Thriller as extra-time needed by Carbury
• Sosa hits vital goal for leaders St John’s FC
• Rovers still in a daze following Tallaght defeat
• Buckley again asks for an improvemen­t

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