Sligo Weekender - 2023-10-05

• How bizarre: Minister flummoxed as student apartments remain idle
• Tom had ‘no quality of life’ for last 20 months
• Momentum grows as second Easkey meeting attracts another huge attendance
• Barristers and solicitors strike over legal fees in criminal cases
• North West Simon CEO says Budget 2024 must aim to end homelessne­ss by 2030
• Henry confirms intention to contest local elections
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• Cllrs not happy but Draft County Developmen­t Plan is approved
• Developmen­t Plan ‘did not stall or stop developmen­t in Sligo’ - Chief Executive
• Closures of childcare services highlighte­d in Dáil
• Annual athletics fest is enjoyed by primary schools
• New Suzuki S-Cross with full hybrid tech
• Celebratin­g 21 years of Nurse Education at St Angela’s College
• No hiding place for minister as income crisis deepens on Sheep farms
• SLIGO-DRUMCLIFFE COUNCIL ROUND-UP
• Info requests from hospital which should take four weeks are taking eight months
• ANDY’S ART FEATURES IN NEW EXHIBITION
• Credit Union is Ireland’s favourite customer service experience for ninth year in a row
• One year after opening for business, Rose’s Holistic Therapies is thriving as more people explore alternativ­e healing options for range of issues
• Tips for maintainin­g good mental health of older people
• The miracle chair For incontinen­ce that improves quality of life by 95% has launched at Thérapie Clinic
• Internatio­nal Day of Older Persons highlighte­d the work we still need to do to support an ageing population
• Mind your mental health as the evenings continue to draw in
• BALLINACAR­ROWCOOLANE­Y
• CLOONACOOL
• SLIGO VOLUNTEER CENTRE
• ACHONRYMUL­LINABREENA
• TUBBERCURR­Y
• Couple to run Dublin City Marathon in memory of their son Ross who died by suicide
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• SCHOOLS ROUND-UP
• SUMMERHILL COLLEGE
• SCHOOLS ROUND-UP
• Swans and cygnets being killed by careless jet ski and power boat operators
• New season of Con Brio returns tomorrow night
• Hosts & winners!
• RUGBY: Brave display by Sligo against top tier opponents
• Relishing another whirl of the All-Ireland League rollercoas­ter
• It’s all up for grabs in the semi-finals
• Easkey lean on Andrew’s class to evade gutsy Naomh Eoin
• KILCULLEN HAPPY TO DO HIS BIT
• No complaints from Bill
• DRP’s late rally can’t derail Eoghan Rua
• Western Gaels teenagers win another title at U-17 level
• Ballymote’s nervy defeat of Cloonacool
• GOALS ARE CRUCIAL AS GAELS REACH ‘A’ FINAL
• SFL champs Gaels avoid the drop
• Sligo-Leitrim lose away to Mayo League
• Away loss puts Bit O’Red back in worry mode
• Rovers are
• Rovers women register a first home victory THEGAME
• Still not secure AWAY WOES

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