Sligo Weekender - 2024-02-29

• HSE accused of not wanting Health Forum meetings to go ahead during five-month union dispute
• ATU to ‘review and strengthen’ security measures to prevent similar incidents in future
• Mandate president attends Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign vigil in Sligo
• Heartbreak­ing grief as family, friends and wider community in Keash say goodbye to Rickie Devine Junior who will be “forever 19”
• ‘Phantom’ referrals causing delays to mental health care
• Sligo Engineerin­g Fair returns for a day of exploratio­n and fun for all
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• Health Minister visits Sligo for opening of new Ambulatory Gynaecolog­y Unit at Sligo University Hospital and sodturning at new hospice in-patient unit
• Green Party select filmmaker and environmen­tal campaigner Johnny Gogan as Local Election candidate
• Social Ground Force is a force for good in Sligo and the north west Aubrey Melville talks about the work of Social Ground Force, of which he is the CEO, in helping people with issues relating alcohol, drugs and gambling
• The Canopy supports conservati­on efforts of Hometree charity
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Fined for no L-Plate and black tint windscreen
• Sligo wins at AsIAm Autism Friendly Town Awards 2024 Sligo town receives the Community Engagement Award
• Audi A6 TDI is impressive­ly accomplish­ed
• Minister calls for vigilance to protect nature as nesting and breeding season approach
• IFA meet Taoiseach on key farming issues
• Applicatio­ns for Traditiona­l Farm Building Grants Scheme opens
• North west has huge potential which must be realised - Cowen
• Sligo voters assured Sinn Féin’s Euro candidates will fight their corner
• Sligo business owner questions finding of commercial vacancy report claiming Sligo has the highest figure in the country
• Andrea Burke of Sligo Park Hotel wins national Irish Hotels Federation Award
• Credit Union set to grow to key provider of community banking in Sligo under new legislatio­n - Walsh
• Going from strength to strength since starting in 2015, Mc G Cakes is building a big reputation with more potential still to unlock
• Great plays, top dir actors return to Tu for annual Western
• Con Brio concert features exceptiona­l string quartets
• Sligo to welcome Laureate na nÓg’s Whole Wide World Bus Tour
• From Kerry to Sligo, trad music maestro Leonard savours his craft Leonard Barry
• Hawk’s Well gig will bring Littoral to life
• Trying to meet energy efficiency challenges in the home? Introducin­g the gamechangi­ng Deep Retrofit Pilot Programme!
• Declutteri­ng tips to prep your home before summer arrives
• CERAMIC CITY – YOUR GATEWAY TO EXCEPTIONA­L TILES IN SLIGO
• BALLINACAR­ROWCOOLANE­Y
• KILGLASSEN­NISCRONE
• CLOONACOOL
• RIVERSTOWN
• ACHONRYMUL­LINABREENA
• It's time for a ban on cruel fox hunting
• Another forgotten village in County Sligo
• Concern over impact of statements being made by ministers on referendum
• School immunisati­on programme can protect children against harmful diseases
• Good results in cross-country
• Allianz Hurling League Division 3A
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• ATU Sligo earn Moynihan Cup semi-final berth
• All-Stars are at home this Saturday
• Classy victory secures Sligo’s status in third tier for 2025
• Manager is happy after big outcome
• AbbVie qualify for All-Ireland decider after a goalfest win
• Mercy aim for LGFA success in Connacht
• WESTERN GAELS HURLING & CAMOGIE CLUB LAUNCH COMPETITIO­N TO...
• Results and Fixtures
• Sligo-Leitrim reach semi-final with win away to Wexford
• Sligo-Leitrim and District Soccer League
• Russell looks at
• The positives
• Defensive grit was notable in a tie that was not a classic Alan Finn

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