The Avondhu - 2023-10-05

• Margaret finally receives her Irish cap over 50 years later
• Safety barriers called for in Kilglass following car drop into ravine
• DHU To be or not to be: Mitchelsto­wn lady wins on new RTE quiz show
• Cracking down on litter louts in Killavulle­n
• 'A real sense of achievemen­t' as Ballyduff Storehouse officially opened
• DHU Illuminati­ng weekend at Galtee Gaels GAA
• Bus stop signage sought for busy Glanworth crossroads
• Recognitio­n and value sought for childcare workers
• Speed ramps causing issues in Curraglass and Mitchelsto­wn
• Kilworth's 'Astro' officially opened
• DHU 'Shock' at man begging on the streets in Fermoy
• St. George's hosts 'After The Revolution'
• BIGbin makes a BIG impact - now in Mitchelsto­wn
• Ribbon cut as The Hub officially opened
• End sought to 'anachronis­tic' school transport system
• “THE BRAND YOU CAN TRUST”
• Antique fair in Tallow
• Motorists damaging tyres at ‘narrow’ bridge in Ballygibli­n
• Irish people think they are healthier than they really are
• DHU St Colman's TY students on the right road to safe driving
• DHU Fears of market value depreciati­on as works continue on derelict buildings
• Tipp councillor calls for updates on local BWNs
• Coláiste Fionnchua students receive Gaisce awards
• Council reveals its 'major issue' with Uisce Éireann
• Second-to-none legal service from O'Grady Solicitors
• Cork Airport tops Irish semi-state sector on energy savings
• Minister urges early filing of company annual returns
• BUSINESS WOMEN HONOURED AT NETWORK IRELAND AWARDS
• Mercy Stars Award for local secondary school
• HIQA inspection­s carried out at local care homes
• First Year’s experience­s since September
• A warm welcome awaits you in Presentati­on
• SUPPORTING OUR STUDENT’S WELLBEING
• ENGLISH INSPECTION
• PRES ACTIVE
• New biography on Tipperary’s most famous revolution­ary
• Dairygold Co-op Superstore­s welcomes Return of the Jumps at Cork Racecourse, Mallow this October
• Agnes has the lucky duck in annual Aghern derby race
• Bryan Boru visits ancestral homeland
• Irish Credit Unions named No. 1 for customer service
• The late Nora O'Sullivan, Ballyduff Upper
• Corrin Mart Report
• Review of nitrates regulation­s must give affected farmers ‘path to move forward’ - ICMSA
• Ministers agree further 7-day extension to slurry spreading period
• CHANGES TO FAIR DEAL WILL HELP FARM FAMILIES
• An introducti­on to The 'Colmanite' Experience
• COLMANITE’S REARING FIVE CERTIFIED IRISH ANGUS CALVES
• ST. COLMAN’S COLLEGE – PAST PUPILS UNION
• THE TRANSITION YEAR EXPERIENCE
• The St. Colman’s College School Newsletter
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLINDANG­AN
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• KILBEHENNY
• DHU Whopping €34,320 raised in final Mick O'Regan Memorial Motorcycle Run
• Cork ETB’s approach to Ukrainian crisis praised - “exceptiona­l work” by local schools and communitie­s
• Winter vaccines available in pharmacies from this week
• How to have a secure retirement in Ireland
• Protect your future – talk to SYS Group today
• 10 KEY REASONS WHY PENSIONS STILL MAKE SENSE
• Did you know Synergy Credit Union offers Financial Planning services to its members?
• IS YOUR PENSION WORKING AS HARD AS YOU ARE?
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news update
• DHU Rathcormac car boot sale
• A walk on the wildside
• 16 year old Owen Magner earns top spot in national drifting competitio­n
• The cruise from T.O. Park - awesome
• Games tour this weekend
• Hunting nowadays indefensib­le
• ELIGIBILIT­Y FOR FUEL ALLOWANCE
• De-bank animal abusers
• Cork County Council continued ambiguity in the fight against litter
• Blue Planet moment for Blackwater divers
• Laureen is world karate champion
• U12s victorious in North Cork final
• Triathlon Ireland National Series comes to a close for 2023
• Hard fought but not to be
• Conor Shanahan thrills all with drifting display in Killavulle­n
• 321 children participat­e in camogie and hurling blitz
• Juniors fall at final hurdle in otherwise successful season
• Developmen­t works continue
• County hopes continue after Castlemart­yr win
• County cross country even age championsh­ips at Carrigadro­hid
• Strictly launch
• Great win for Fermoy ladies
• Lights, cameras and plenty of action
• Whatever the weather, there's always golf
• Deserving winners in SAFC
• Coláiste Fionnchua notes
• Saints head to Castle Road on Sunday
• Successful Gala Weekend
• Great running at County Cross Country event
• Hat-trick heroes as junior men win 3-in-a-row
• Semi-final sensation!
• Club’s first choice team, junior B hurlers and the girls all make for memorable week on pitch
• Evenly balanced Fermoy too crafty for Mallow
• Breda and Jerry are shield winners for 2023
• Intermedia­te ladies through to county final
• Julie wins Bramleigh Lodge series final
• Narrow loss dashes hopes of hurling silverware
• Congratula­tions Kieran
• County final Sunday week
• Neasa wins gold at county novice cross country
• Fixtures and results
• Walkway officially opened until 24hr walkathon.
• Bride Rovers take U15 Division 1 title
• Superb hurlers march to North Cork final
• Goals prove vital as Catherine's through to county final
• U15s reach county semi-final
• Fé 16 county final beckons
• Four games in Avondhu this weekend
• Cork football semi- finals this weekend
• Kilworth edge out Ballincoll­ig to secure county final spot
• Tough battle in U13 Shield final
• Finn lands the Oscar
• Theresa and Ann win Bella Cafe competitio­n
• Relegation round to follow
• Heskin and O'Keeffe on the mark
• Harbour Rovers through to JAHC final
• Camogie Associatio­n invest €250,000 in grassroots camogie
• Points shared in Cappoquin
• Local league games postponed
• PLENTY OF INTERNATIO­NAL FOOTBALL IN COMING WEEKS
• Last gasp effort not enough for Ballyhooly in JAHC semi-final
• Big win for Castletown­roche
• Great second half sees Killavulle­n through
• Busy few weeks for Post 25
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly meeting
• Local protests keep focus on childcare issues

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