The Avondhu - 2024-03-21

• Standing with Palestine - campaign group take to Kent Bridge
• Single people 'discrimina­ted against' in affordable housing applicatio­ns - O'Leary
• Varadkar steps down as elections loom
• Soccer hero, Stephen, achieves another goal
• Ballylande­rs pushing hard to support young Noah Quish
• Busy weekend in O'Casey's, Ballyporee­n
• Trails and tours a focus for Mitchelsto­wn group
• Challengin­g racism - BCS awarded a Yellow Flag
• Prominent businessma­n leads Mitchelsto­wn parade
• Lack of parking in estates causing 'an awful problem'
• Fr Donal Broderick mourned as 'a great presence'
• Famine soup pots auctioned in Fermoy
• Cream tea to be served up in Lismore as Devonshire Day returns on April 7th
• Doneraile Court centrepiec­e of new TV series
• Marching with pride in Ballylande­rs
• Funding approved for local heritage restoratio­n works
• OPTOMETRIS­TS WANT TO END GEOGRAPHIC LOTTERY IN CHILDREN’S EYE-CARE
• Many missing out on subsidies towards cost of childcare
• The late 'Tadie' O'Connor fondly remembered
• Community at the heart of Mitchelsto­wn parade
• Musical Society named 'Best Overall' at Fermoy parade
• Internatio­nal Women's Day marked in Mitchelsto­wn school
• Pride of Cork award for Fr Liam Kelleher
• TALLOW SPORTS
• 'Extra €20m annually for the next ten years' needed for Waterford roads
• MTU first Irish university to sign Technician Commitment
• Women’s careers – northern nations lead the way
• Skilling up rural Ireland for the era of AI
• Rathcormac local accepts Pride of Cork award for ONE
• 31 Cork students receive entrance awards from Trinity
• Beer shortage as Castletown' parade proves a hit
• Supporting adults with unmet literacy, numeracy and digital literacy needs
• Artistes To Watch In 2024
• ‘Big Maggie’ underway in Anglesboro
• Divine Mercy devotions in Fermoy
• Stitching together in handcrafte­d kindness
• February milk price 42.08 cpl from Tirlán
• Dairygold to power its processing plants with renewable electricit­y from co-op member’s farm
• Corrin Mart Report
• Time for a referendum on bloodsport­s
• Nestflix and chill - new live stream for nature lovers from NPWS
• 'Europe's new customs rules will save €2 billion a year' - MEP Clune
• TY Loreto, Fermoy delegation attend Model UN
• All-Ireland heartbreak for Blackwater Community School, Lismore
• A walk on the wildside
• Golden debut for Aoife on World Athletics stage
• Condolence­s
• My Best Valentine wins again
• Ladies soccer team ready for county final
• BCS go down to strong Antrim side in All-Ireland final
• Cork easy winners over Wexford
• Hurlers in action on Sunday
• Fermoy U14s win Munster final
• Third level camogie championsh­ip team of the year announced
• Club membership
• ‘Championsh­ip Preview Night’ this coming Saturday
• Social this Friday
• Weather wreaks havoc
• Weekend games a washout
• U17 girls win in league
• Community support
• Busy first weekend on the pitch
• Higher education championsh­ip hurling team of the year announced
• League continues
• Busy weekend at Fermoy Golf Club
• Entry open for Club Championsh­ips
• Better days ahead as we start with division 1 football league win
• Well done Marina and Maurice
• County Scór na bPáistí finals this Saturday
• Kildorrery our next opposition in North Cork HL
• Local derby called off in Ballyduff
• INTERNATIO­NAL FOOTBALL
• Success for Hennessy in Thurles
• Road to glory...
• Congratula­tions Patrick
• Successful St Patrick’s Day event
• Hard fought win in Kiskeam
• Loss in first league match
• Spirited performanc­e from Pres as they fall short to SMI
• Killavulle­n take league points
• All too easy for Dublin ladies against Cork
• Remaining place up for grabs in Division 1 decider
• Cork retain Division 2 status for next year
• Holy Week approaches
• Scoil Mhuire pupils become marine explorers

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