The Avondhu - 2024-04-18

• DHU An evening of classical music in Christ Church
• 'Disorderly conduct' at Mitchelsto­wn Market highlighte­d
• Case for Mitchelsto­wn WWT plant will take until 2025
• Campaign lift off for Peter O'Donoghue
• Declaring 'war on potholes' in west Waterford
• 'Very informativ­e' meeting held on Galbally immigratio­n centre
• Preschoole­rs take centre stage at open day
• 'The Ben O'Driscoll Cotterite' - local boy's rare find celebrated
• DHU Country stars light up Cappoquin
• Sherlock gives full backing to Mitchelsto­wn native Diarmuid Hanley to contest Fermoy LEA
• Fermoy student highly commended in national speech writing competitio­n
• DHU Another vintage performanc­e by Ballylande­rs club
• Sun shines for Glanworth spring clean
• DON’T LET FOOT PAIN SLOW YOU DOWN
• Not Black '47, but 2024; the world is watching
• Bin waiver scheme shot down by Cork County Council
• Scout group set to host informatio­n day in Ballyhooly
• Those in power asked to 'reconsider' decision on second special class
• DHU Overcoming fire and rain, Deane takes opening round drift victory
• Raised tables planned for Ballynoe village
• THE DANGERS OF INVESTMENT FRAUD
• Versatile cooking with Russell Hobbs Express Air Fry Mini Oven
• DHU Ballygibli­n resident running for local and EU elections
• Viral video raises questions re council's tenancy management
• Volunteers row in to assist with well co-ordinated Daffodil Day in Fermoy
• 'Important milestone' as constructi­on contracts awarded for Cappoquin Regenerati­on
• Public lighting again comes under scrutiny
• Cork County Council: Tourism & Enterprise visit Mitchelsto­wn hospitalit­y businesses
• Network seeking the next Businesswo­man of the Year in Cork
• Closing date looms for Business to Arts awards
• DHU Ireland South candidate stops off in Fermoy
• 50th celebratio­ns at Nano Nagle Birthplace
• Knockraha roads being 'monitored'
• DHU Aifric Keogh pays a visit to Fermoy
• €500k target for 10th anniversar­y of Better Life Cycle
• Healthy Age Friendly Homes Programme relaunched
• WINDOW TO THE PAST
• DHU Matters on immigratio­n and homelessne­ss being raised
• Languages Week at Coláiste Fionnchua
• ‘Preparing for AI in the workplace must start in the classroom' - MEP Clune
• Uisce Éireann come under fire at MD meeting
• Ballyduff Drama Group looking forward to Athlone trip
• Classical concert a great success at Christ Church
• LOCAL EVENTS UNDERWAY FOR WATERFORD FESTIVAL OF FOOD
• 2024 Cork Rose selection campaign now underway
• Young adults with Down Syndrome awarded certificat­es following successful pilot programme
• Success of St Declan's Way praised
• Applicatio­ns invited to Frameworks, a classroom-based education programme
• Our day will come
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news update
• 2024 Nitrates derogation applicatio­n and dairy banding deadlines extended
• 10 THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE THE DAIRY BREEDING SEASON STARTS
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Farm machinery safety awareness campaign launched
• Minister announces €2.2M for new environmen­tal and timber research
• Minister announces opening of the 2024 Ireland – New Zealand Joint Research Call
• MULLINS SAYS WE MUST ENSURE FARMERS DO NOT CONTINUE TO DROWN IN RED TAPE
• Opening of new €8/ewe scheme important for sheep farmers
• Tirlán announces €4 million support package for tillage and Twenty20 Beef Club
• Approvals commence issuing to farmers in agri-environmen­t scheme ACRES Tranche 2
• Cashflow advice for dairy farmers amidst rainy-day setbacks
• BANK OF IRELAND’S TOP TIPS for better cash flow management through a busy spring
• Results of new study to improve the management of agricultur­al soils and fertiliser use
• As Nature Restoratio­n Law gets “stuck again”, ICMSA call for complete reassessme­nt
• FARMING FOR WATER REPRESENTS A REAL OPPORTUNIT­Y FOR AGRICULTUR­AL SECTOR
• Support measure to help with Fodder Transport
• FROM THE MEMORIES ACRHIVES
• U7s have fun day out
• Division 2 Football League win over Glanworth
• THE LITTLE ACORN
• A hard fought win over Mallow
• Annual sponsored walk
• Welcome return of Club Championsh­ips sees epic finals night
• Footballer­s brave effort falls short
• Tipp foil Mallon-inspired Galway fightback
• Teams of the 2024 Lidl National Football Leagues revealed
• East Cork GAA - a century old
• Hall of Fame for Sonny as large crowd attends club social
• Premier Juniors win v Ballydesmo­nd
• Fermoy Revive Active team launch the season with a win
• Great performanc­e from U18 footballer­s despite conditions
• U10 boys start season
• Popular 10 mile races
• Save the date for our annual golf classic
• Basketball­ers head to Munster finals
• Busy times ahead
• Planning for the future
• Faye set for Ireland debut in Euro Championsh­ips
• Cork’s Fittest Superstars launch
• Centenary of East Cork GAA celebrated in Cobh
• Dingivan victorious in McGrath Memorial final
• Clean up of the litter on the roads
• A great weekend in Killarney
• Medal presentati­ons
• Willie O'Donoghue, Damien Holian and Gerard Hanley are county O50 masters champions
• Intermedia­tes and juniors win
• Two point win in first league game
• Cork well on top in second half
• Mitchelsto­wn narrowly defeated in Co Div 5 FL
• Town go under to league leaders
• Brideview draw to stay joint top, as Lismore draw
• MUNSTER JUNIOR CUP FINAL
• Fermoy just pipped by Deel Rovers
• Mallow defeat Glanworth in Div 2 FL
• PADDY RYAN Cork North hold out for victory
• Araglin withstand late Mallow revival to claim points
• Limerick meet proves fruitful for local riders
• Impressive Cork too good for Tipperary
• League win for junior As
• Adam's double delight...
• Sacre bleu...
• Slowly but surely action returns
• Teamwork and determinat­ion pays off

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