Sligo Weekender - 2023-12-28

• Sligo bus services to Ballina and Enniskille­n are significan­tly enhanced
• “He had so much to live for” - priest tells heartbroke­n mourners at funeral of teenager Ryan Riera Danello
• Local volunteers are honoured at Cathaoirle­ach’s Awards Ceremony
• Tyrone man to face withholdin­g informatio­n charge related to savage murder of Sligo man
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Defendant ordered to pay €3,000 in compensati­on
• Rachel Murray Eyecare named Best Fashion Practice of the Year in Britain’s annual Optician Awards
• Warm tributes paid to late Castleconn­or GAA stalwart Bert
• Record-breaking year for Western Developmen­t Commission
• WESTERN GAELS HURLING & CAMOGIE CLUB LAUNCH COMPETITIO­N TO...
• Cllr warns that Sligo can’t be left behind in expansion of freight service
• BALLINODE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
• ST ATTRACTA’S COMMUNITY COLLEGE
• SCHOOLS ROUND-UP
• MCR COMMUNITY CENTRE
• BALLINACAR­ROWCOOLANE­Y
• MERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTRE
• KILGLASSEN­NISCRONE
• Natural venues, big bows and short veils - the wedding trends set to take off in 2024
• 2023 YEAR IN REVIEW A LOOK BACK AT THE SLIGO WEEKENDER’S TOP STORIES JANUARY
• Sligo is number one place to work from home in Ireland
• Driving home for more than Christmas - The option of coming home to work
• R I G H T S
• Glenview are the stars of the first-ever women’s campaign Champions Glenview Stars can remain unbeaten in the inaugural Sligo Bay Lobsters Women’s League
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Johnny Kenny gets an award from Shams
• Chairman Carroll aims to continue to do his best to make Sligo GAA better
• JOHN RUSSELL

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