Sligo Weekender - 2023-11-02

• “Even war has rules” - Sligo born WHO chief Mike Ryan comments on desperate situation in Gaza
• Comiskey considerin­g Fine Gael approach to run in 2024 local elections
• Calls for ceasefire in conflict continue at Sligo’s largest demonstrat­ion yet in solidarity with Palestine
• Cost of having to rebuild a house in Sligo up 12%
• Warm tributes paid to sports Anthony ‘Schillaci’ Connolly “How lucky we are to have someone in our lives that makes saying goodbye this hard”: Anthony Connolly, a man who understood the power and importance of community
• Enthusiast and photograph­er following untimely passing
• LOCAL CLUBS PAY TRIBUTE TO ‘SCHILLACI’
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• Ireland West Airport welcome Aer Lingus’s 50,000th passenger on their new London Heathrow service
• Lissadell mirror brings some history to the open market
• Sligo’s unique inclusive club night celebrates one-year anniversar­y
• Sent for trial on cannabis growhouse charges
• Truck driver convicted of careless driving
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Future agri-food leaders sought as McDonald’s launches Progressiv­e Young Farmer programme
• Good news for fish processing sector
• 28,500 farmers yet to register for ‘core’ ACRES course
• Cheshire Ireland will celebrate 30 years of excellent clientdriv­en services in Sligo next year
• Fiddler of Dooney 2023: Another first for a rising star of traditiona­l Irish music
• A week of great events ahead at The Model
• Powerful Mercedes-Benz Citan van now available in Ireland
• Sligo Rovers form partnershi­p with Rio Ferdinand Foundation
• Sligo contributo­r to MakeA-Wish Ireland’s new book
• Con Brio presents string quartets by Beethoven and Shostakovi­ch
• BALLINACAR­ROWCOOLANE­Y
• KILGLASSEN­NISCRONE
• RIVERSTOWN
• TUBBERCURR­Y
• SCHOOLS ROUND-UP
• GRANGE POSTPRIMAR­Y SCHOOL
• SCHOOLS ROUND-UP
• Five tips on looking after your physical health for the winter months
• Excellence from Sligo swimmers at a meet in Galway
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Easkey’s Noel clocks up 130 appearance­s
• Rovers teen plays for the ROI U-19s
• Provincial exit for St Nathy’s
• SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSH­IP
• First-half goals ruin the hopes of CT Gaels
• Extra-time
• NEW FORMAT FOR U-20 COMPETITIO­N
• Easkey set out on another journey
• Dominant display from Sligo-Leitrim
• Russell wants a display in Tallaght
• Rovers confirm survival after a drab stalemate
• Feeney is stepping down and Hewitt is taking over as boss of Rovers women’s team for 2024

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