The Avondhu - 2024-04-11

• Heavy downpours raise flooding fears in Tallow
• Early stage plans for Mitchelsto­wn houses
• 'Totally unfounded' narrative re once-off rural housing planning applicatio­ns
• 'Green Echoes' launched in Mitchelsto­wn Library
• Synergy CU to host free Cyber Safety presentati­on for parents
• Bespoke LED lights installed on Kent Bridge : footpath concerns to be raised
• On the right track - athletic club to launch new fundraiser
• St Francis' accommodat­es some hospital residents and staff during ongoing works
• Planning sought to tackle flooding at Lady Louisa's Walk
• 'Fittest Superstars' launches in Kildorrery
• Air of 'gloom' as farmers suffer through rain
• Vote of sympathy passed as Tallow's 'volunteer to the core' remembered
• Positive outcome following Kilworth search
• 'The Sherlock Wing' proposal to go before council committee
• MacCurtain Street ramps - 'like hitting a pothole'
• 'End of an era' as Cllr Mairead Tobin attends final district meeting
• Joe O'Brien launches election bid in Glanworth
• ‘Future focused and community led’ - Sanctuary Runners to be funded by Rethink Ireland
• Council falls short of CPO targets
• Palace Theatre hosts 'Jesus From Nazareth'
• Lismore MD candidate to help launch mental health report
• Volunteer opportunit­y to assist Kenyan school
• First solo exhibition for Castlelyon­s' lady
• Fianna Fáil Elections launch night in Lemybrien
• Power generation and industrial emissions decrease in 2023
• Gold for local ladies at the German Open Racquetbal­l finals
• €93m additional capital funding for Justice projects
• Seán Ronayne guest speaker at Ballyhoura evening
• 80% of women report weight changes during menopause transition
• Learn how to slow the progressio­n of Parkinson’s
• April is IBS Awareness Month
• Busy time for Devonshire Day organisers
• New Circular Economy Fund to help combat single use plastics
• Mayoral candidate urges fodder support scheme as poor weather continues
• Preloved clothing sale to help raise funds for Kilworth school
• Hennessy enters election fray in Cahir MD
• Approx. 800,000 workers to be enrolled into new retirement savings scheme
• Childcare disproport­ionately affects women in the workforce - survey
• CBA welcomes Taoiseach’s response to SME concerns
• Concerns over possible loss of free parking in Cahir
• Calling all area schools - give those shoes new life!
• Turnover down following challengin­g 2023, however Dairygold delivers a solid performanc­e
• Calls for a 'poster free' election
• Red tape must be removed to allow more banks - Mullins
• New Emerging Visual Artist award announced
• MINISTER ANNOUNCES FODDER TRANSPORT SUPPORT MEASURE
• ICMSA want monitoring role of Farmers’ Charter to ‘kick in’ and get going
• Plans to penalise people for living in rural areas are unacceptab­le
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• KILBEHENNY
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Stylish weddings at the multi-award winning Talbot Hotel, Clonmel
• Winter Wedding Offer at Eccles Hotel & Spa
• Where Every Moment Matters
• SOMETHING to talk about...
• WEDDING CHECKLIST
• Memories are made of this
• Five-year plan launched for St Declan's Way
• What’s on in April at Fermoy Library?
• It’s all go at CBS Secondary, Mitchelsto­wn
• BOUNDARY DISPUTES BETWEEN NEIGHBOURS
• Scourge of cigarette butts
• FERMOY ACTIVE RETIREMENT - Names being taken for our May day trip
• Bridge by the river in Fermoy
• A walk on the wildside
• Active April for Ballylande­rs Macra!
• Kerry man crowned the 17th Mr Personalit­y in Macra
• Waterford footballer­s savour the moment
• Aoife strikes gold at national championsh­ips
• Limerick ladies lose out in close contest
• Deise ladies retain their top-flight status
• High scoring Rovers finish well to claim victory
• Game goes ahead following visit from Storm Kathleen
• Away games this weekend
• 10 medals won in Killarney
• Strong finish by Dromina derails second half comeback
• High fives
• Mol an óige
• Successful weekend for Fermoy cyclists
• U15A boys advance in cup
• Ballyhooly go down in appalling conditions
• Football game on Sunday
• Intermedia­tes off to a winning start
• Art, handwritin­g, modelling on Sunday
• Good result
• Tough game
• Club fixtures postponed due to weather
• Fair outcome
• Training is back
• Farrell’s SuperValu Club Championsh­ips in full swing
• Buttevant off to winning start in Div 2 HL
• Academy return
• 8 members in nationals
• Great win for Waterford, as Cork City win local derby
• NEW MANAGER?
• Hurlers kick-off campaign with a win
• Strong finish by Kildorrery sees off Milford
• April showers!
• Club Social
• Refurbishe­d community centre relaunched
• A day out at Croke Park
• Stalemate in hurling league
• Great win for U16s
• Weather again the spoilsport
• Sars lose unbeaten record to Charlevill­e
• O'Keeffe steers Gorgeous Tom to victory
• Succesful Easter Camp
• First county JAHC title for Kilworth in 1967
• A look back at Avondhu's run in the county SFC in 1979
• Rainy-day enterprise at Fermoy Golf Club
• Cotter is D’man...
• Great day for golf
• Captains' Drive-in deferred
• An all-road weekend for the Mooreabbey Milers AC crew
• League tie v Ballygunne­r
• Stepping into scuba
• Passing on our faith
• Double loss for T.O. Park
• Officers remain the same for 2024
• Step forward for Park Utd as they embrace 'Walking Football'

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