Sligo Weekender - 2024-04-11

• Gardaí asked to investigat­e alleged racial abuse aimed at road workers
• Reports of attacks on hospital staff “outrageous and totally unacceptab­le”
• “You are not a judge and this is not a court”: Circuit court hearing descends into farce
• Garda boss asked how he and colleagues deal with suspended prison terms being handed down
• New Sligo town garda station is “desired and required”: Chief Superinten­dent Glacken
• Gardaí investigat­ing burglaries in Sligo and Leitrim
• 33-year-old avoids jail sentence after beating up man who desecrated his brother’s grave
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• Fears raised that funding for Nazareth House project may be “pulled”
• MacManus raises insurance cost questions with EU Competitio­n Authoritie­s
• Local student Lewis marks World Autism Month at the office of Ombudsman for Children in Dublin
• No Harkin vote for Harris due to long-running government neglect of north west
• AbbVie go for glory in Friday’s AllIreland Inter-Firms final at Kent Park
• Outgoing local Labour chair honoured
• WESTERN GAELS HURLING & CAMOGIE CLUB LAUNCH COMPETITIO­N TO...
• Make charitable donation or return for sentencing
• From an MA to ‘First Dates’, Erin won’t let her hearing loss stop her from taking on new challenges
• New Peugeot 508 is born to drive
• Animal health supports reaffirmed by Mi
• Nister for Agricultur­e
• IFA claim Dept of Transport plans will penalise people for living in rural Ireland
• INHFA welcomes Ministers announceme­nt on inspection­s
• Petmania Sligo has been embraced by the local community as it continues to provide top health services for pets
• Connolly confident he will deliver again for Ballymote-Tubbercurr­y electoral area
• Every effort must be made to ease the pressure on the Irish Hare
• Soprano Claudia Boyle will perform for Con Brio season finale
• A special evening of Irish stories at the Hawk’s Well later this month
• End of an era as Eileen Magnier set to step down as RTE’s North West correspond­ent
• Veteran campaigner Joe Queenan appeals for west Sligo voters to ‘vote local’
• ELECTION 2024: An over North West constituen­cy parties they will represent
• View of the MidlandsEu­ro candidates and the
• Michelle Gildernew hopes to be a strong voice in Brussels for disillusio­ned Irish farmers
• High Street Fashion: to Sligo shoppers seek
• The best scented plants to enhance your balmy summer evenings
• BALLINACAR­ROWCOOLANE­Y
• BALLISODAR­ECOLLOONEY
• CLOONACOOL
• SLIGO VOLUNTEER CENTRE
• BALLINTOGH­ER
• RIVERSTOWN
• KILGLASSEN­NISCRONE
• New Advanced Nurse Practition­er Led Parkinson’s Clinic commences in Sligo
• Treatment options for hay fever this Spring
• Planning/Legal Notices
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Golf Brady is second in tour standings
• Jodie Loughrey plays her part in qualifiers
• Minors start their Connacht campaign with away fixture
• SLIGO RESULTS
• SLIGOAILRE­SULTS
• Connacht U-20 Football Championsh­ip Tuam loss upsets title ambitions
• U-20C’SHIP
• Results and Fixtures
• Sligo’s style is too much for Leitrim in one-sided duel
• McEntee pleased by the second-half display in Carrick
• CONNACHTSE­NIORCHAMPI­ONSHIP
• Leitrim’s Moran rues not having full panel for clash with Sligo
• Murphy is satisfied with the result from a provincial contest
• IMRA Sligo Women’s Trail Series starts with a bang at Hazelwood
• Party time for champs Aughanagh
• SSE Airtricity League Making the best of an unforeseen postponeme­nt Alan Finn

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