Sligo Weekender - 2022-05-05

• Man struck by a “flurry” of punches had his jaw broken in two places on a night out
• Excavation reveals conditions of IRA cave hideout during Civil War in Sligo
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• First free in-person digital courses for older people start today in Sligo
• MEP says European Union can help vulnerable Sligo households eradicate energy poverty
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Community-driven team at Marty’s Mechanics look to bright future in Ballymote
• Sligo people can avail of free counsellin­g sessions
• Christophe­r’s lease of 150 acre farm pays off
• INHFA calls on minister for costs to be recognised for land designatio­ns
• Immediate support is required for suckler and beef sectors
• Fair Deal Scheme Revisited
• Sligo’s seasonal tourist informatio­n centre will open this summer
• Sligo community workers demand equal rights
• Sligo people called on to sign up for 100k in 30 Days challenge
• Three Darkness Into Light walks are on this Saturday
• SCHOOLS ROUND-UP
• ‘Queen of Folk’ brings tour to the Hawk’s Well
• The Visit is set for local performanc­e
• ‘Dixie’ Dean’s Bit O’Red story told in new book
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Experts offer top protection tips for Skin Cancer Awareness Month
• Life-changing hearing aids restore joy and confidence
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Triple success for skilful teams from Sligo RFC
• WINNINGSQU­ADS
• U-20s hope to add to wonder season
• McEntee says Sligo plan to be serious about Tailteann Cup
• Minors begin title defence with heavy loss to Galway
• Sligo’s chance for silverware
• Provincial breakthrou­gh for Strand Celtic teens
• FINALSSUMM­ARY
• Rovers lose out in the midlands
• More drama in two cup competitio­ns
• Buckley says Bit O’Red deserved to get a draw

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