The Avondhu - 2024-02-08

• Over €70k raised by Swim4Carol­ine set to be presented
• Just shy of 200 homes delivered in Fermoy LEA in 2023
• Dooley called up for first Irish cap in Euro qualifier versus Israel
• WWTP in Carraig na bhFear 'a matter of urgency'
• Water issues in west Waterford aired at Dáil sitting
• Conservati­on group leaves legacy to schools
• Significan­t funding for some Local Active Travel projects
• Criticism levelled at location of Kilfinane bus shelter
• THREE-CAR COLLISION IN MITCHELSTO­WN AS ROAD DEATH NUMBERS RISE
• Camogie girls to grand marshal Waterford St Patrick's Day parade
• Mark come up trumps once again at PPAI awards
• Plenty competitiv­e bite to parish league finals
• Couple convicted in 'truly shocking' animal cruelty case
• A presidenti­al welcome for Hazell at Scoil an Athar Tadhg
• Confusion remains regarding local pedestrian crossings
• Tenders sought for design of access points to Blackwater
• Local TDs speak in the Dáil on services for those seeking protection
• A time for pancakes and ashes
• Head gardener Colm celebratin­g all things 'Home Grown'
• Search on for new Dairygold chief executive
• Tallow man selected as Sinn Féin candidate
• No grave concerns for Glenroe as cemetery scoops top prize
• ALISSA’S ECO-ADVICE
• Change of management following HIQA report
• Link between stress and the gut virome discovered
• 24% OF 6-YEAR OLDS HAVE THEIR OWN SMARTPHONE
• Coláiste student through to ActionTalk­s regional finals
• Protecting Ireland’s wildlife
• Light Entertainm­ent competitio­n takes to the stage in Fermoy
• Cork school leaders call for more deputy principals to tackle disadvanta­ge
• Maureen Looney, Shanballym­ore – an appreciati­on
• PUBLICAN SUMMONED AT RATHCORMAC
• Public’s help sought in badger baiting crime
• Urgent action required to address taxi supply crisis
• Glanmire and District CU announce merger
• Cork adult learners gather to have their voices heard
• Tackling food waste in tourism sector
• Community engagement roadshows underway across Waterford
• Barn owls making a comeback in Cork
• Acclaimed actor and playwright is Cork Person of the Month
• UCC hosts Munster finals of LEGO League
• Appreciati­ng 'the journey' of amateur drama
• Big Maggie's coming to Castlelyon­s
• Pat Kinevane brings us 'King' this week
• Sharp Dressed Man by ZZ Top
• ASI partners with Mallow Chamber for dementia-inclusive community event
• SOS AT KILDORRERY NS 'Compehensi­ve and accountabl­e' inquiry into Ireland's Covid-19 response sought
• Making preparatio­ns for the big day
• New season, new beginnings at The Lake Hotel
• Coláiste Fionnchua students get creative
• Annual Clonmult Ambush commemorat­ion approachin­g
• Obituary - Betty (Elizabeth) Byrne (nee Crotty)
• Nuacht from Gaelscoil de hÍde
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• CASTLELYON­S
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Ten years at the helm leaves Ballindang­an Community Council in good shape
• Tragic 1913 death of young Labbamolog­ga boy revealed in The Mitchelsto­wn Races box
• SICK LEAVE AND SICK PAY
• Skydancers and mad March hares
• CHD Awareness Month
• Corrin Mart Report
• Ornua appoints Conor Galvin as CEO
• All eligible new applicants accepted to the 2024 Organic Farming Scheme
• Tirlán December milk price 40.08 cpl
• ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL
• Blackwater Sub Aqua Club - Open day for new divers
• Macra supports EU wide farming protests
• IUNVA POST 25 - AGM
• John Courtney looking forward to a busy term in office
• Murray to be next Moderator
• Seniors crowned Munster hurling champions!
• Mitchelsto­wn CBS in Munster U19 (B) FC final
• Scoil Pól crowned Munster Colleges Senior hurling ‘C’ champions
• All officers return for 2024
• Invite to Community Games enthusiast­s
• Great support for Ballygibli­n Poc Fada
• St Dominic's record narrow win over Fermoy
• Rebels' Bounty 2024 now open
• ALL SET FOR TALLOW RACES ON SUNDAY
• Carraig na bhFear AC ladies finish a fantastic fifth at national finals
• Castletown­roche Juvenile GAA registrati­on evening
• Well done lads
• And they’re off!
• Terry and Helena, what a couple!
• Lismore march on
• Club honours its members
• 'Town easy winners over Killavulle­n
• Spring arrives
• Gaels off to a winning start
• Would you believe it, the lotto is won again!
• U21s win opener
• U21 FC continues this weekend
• Fr William Casey remembered in Kilbehenny and Anglesboro
• Darragh’s double delight...
• Senior hurling draw
• Great turnout for the weekend
• Saints and Castlelyon­s share the spoils in season opener
• AGM elects new secretary
• Busy two weeks
• Club membership now due
• Blackwater Community School win title
• Blackwater Community School capture the Thomáis Mhic Choilm U19 B hurling Munster title
• U21s up and winning
• Davis Cup action
• Enjoyable U21 FC clash ends in draw
• Brideview stay top of the league
• INTERNATIO­NAL FOOTBALL
• U13 D1 National Cup win
• Will to win
• Happy birthday Tommy
• Astro league concludes
• HURLING IN BARTLEMY SCHOOL - 1930’S
• Cork ladies with work to do following defeat to Kerry
• Three losses on the spin for Waterford
• Kerry, Armagh and Meath set the pace
• Clare overcome Cork in high scoring game
• 2nd defeat for Cork in Allianz Div 2 FL
• Call for all 6-16 year olds to get involved in iconic competitio­n
• Mullins dominates Leopardsto­wn
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news update
• What’s on this week at Fermoy Library?
• Bridge by the river in Fermoy

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