Sligo Weekender - 2024-03-28

• Delay concluding investigat­ion into suspension of Council staff working at Sligo Cemetery “unpreceden­ted”
• Councillor was shocked to learn claims of medical records being transporte­d in taxis were true
• Carberry and Walsh are FG’s candidates for Midlands-North West Euro election
• Five times mayor and a former chair of Sligo County Council, Rosaleen O’Grady calls time on her long political career
• “Awful decision” by Disabled Drivers’ Associatio­n to allow disabled bays to be relocated
• National Transport Authority’s failure to correspond with Sligo councillor­s slammed as “absolutely disgracefu­l”
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• Health officials offer “sincere apology” for “misinforma­tion” given to Sligo county councillor
• Glowing tributes to longest serving Sligo Traffic Warden Tony Fox as he retires
• Bree asks Education Minister to stall funding plan and talk to disability advocacy organisati­ons
• 80 applicatio­ns to tackle “shocking and frightenin­g” derelictio­n levels in Sligo Borough area
• Council keen to quell Rathedmond residents’ concern about reopening of throughway in their estate
• Landlords paid more than €8 million by Sligo County Council
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP Two-year ban for motorist who was drink driving
• Poor lighting proves to be costly for motorist
• Cllr claims private companies are making “a fortune” using Sligo University Hospital to conduct medical procedures at weekends
• IKEA excited to branch into north west with new ‘Plan & Order’ store
• Sligo Property Tax paying public want to know why their footpaths can’t be repaired
• Hyundai KONA Electric is sharper, bolder and bigger
• Wet weather deepening crisis at farm level – poor conditions set to continue
• Rises in beef price must continue – IFA
• ICMSA push for an extension to closing date for spreading under Liming Scheme
• Insulation and retrofitti­ng: Peter has moved with the times to keep providing one of the most costeffici­ent means of heating homes
• Family remembers Capt Michael Neary more than 100 years after his death during the Irish Civil War
• John Paul White added to Sligo Live line-up
• Easter Bunny at the Quayside Shopping Centre
• Best things to do in Sligo over Easter
• Easter traditions in Ireland
• Farmer fury across the EU
• Is Mortgage Interest Relief Back?
• Jarlath’s fresh optimism for Property Direct as new premises opens in Collooney
• BALLISODAR­ECOLLOONEY
• BALLINACAR­ROWCOOLANE­Y
• CLOONACOOL
• BALLINTOGH­ER
• RIVERSTOWN
• TUBBERCURR­Y
• HAVE A SELF-LOVE MOMENT WITH WET N WILD
• P20 SWEAT-PROOF SPF GUIDE FOR THE SUMMER
• Revive Active celebrates Guaranteed Irish Month as Ireland’s leading vitamin and dietary supplement brand
• Planning/Legal Notices
• Relegation for Sligo after sixth defeat in seven NFL outings
• SEASONSTAT­S
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Armstrong wins Tubber 10k on St Patrick’s Day
• Con and John take charge of the champions
• Flynn earns gold indoors in Athlone
• Plate pain for Sligo as Tuam boss decider
• Unbeaten run is maintained in Division 2B
• With a flourish
• McEntee left upbeat after home win
• Allianz Hurling League Division 3A Semi-Final Hurlers get the job done against a dogged Cavan THEGAME
• Connacht FA hosts successful interpro tournament in Sligo
• Sligo-Leitrim and District Soccer League
• Hewitt focuses on the positives after Connacht contest

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