The Avondhu - 2024-05-02

• Big birthday for Johnny O'Mahony
• Full support for proposed hostel and glamping at former BOI building
• Delays in Mitchelsto­wn WWT plans
• Sean O'Donoghue remembered in Ballygibli­n
• Works for Glanworth's village plan to get underway this summer
• Michelle and Grace to feature in Punchestow­n
• Over €5.6k presented following Noah Quish Road Run
• Area groups to benefit from Age & Opportunit­y funding
• New houses sought at former Mescall's service station
• 'Pride and enthusiasm' in Ballyduff NS pupils
• Pieta benefits from Rathcormac native's London marathon run
• WANDERING WEEDS
• 'Key milestone' on developmen­t of Regional Elective Hospital
• 'Straight talker' Cllr O'Brien hits the campaign trail
• SVP continues 180 years of service to the most vulnerable
• Blackwater Valley Opera Festival launches in Lismore
• Appeal re-issued for missing Fermoy couple
• HIQA carry out inspection at Corpus Christi
• Fianna Fáil should have never done business with the Greens - Cotter
• GLANFEST 2024
• Cork City Marathon on course for sell-out
• ASKING 'HOW ARE YOU?' IN A MEANINGFUL WAY
• Over two-thirds of homeowners will need a loan for retrofit
• Castlelyon­s Confirmati­on class donate to Blackwater Animal Rescue
• Locals hoping for success at nd RDS Sustainabi­lity awards
• N72 raised in delegation with minister led by county mayor
• Cork businesses set for National Enterprise awards
• Wasteful workplaces?
• William O’Brien and Tony O’Donovan named April Cork Persons of the Month
• NEW CHURCH AT BALLYSAGGA­RT, DEDICATION CEREMONY
• Killavulle­n and area now surveyed for National Broadband plan
• Wonder Wander to discover in Cappoquin and beyond
• Break a leg Ballyduff!
• Local students play their part in raising over €357k for The Hope Foundation
• Packed house for Nano Nagle celebratio­ns
• Second year of 'Town Vintage Run fast approachin­g
• I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me) by Whitney Houston
• Ballyduff Drama Group heading to Athlone
• Summer season at Saint George’s Arts & Heritage Centre
• Cork, Limerick, Waterford and Tipperary electorate to elect 198 councillor­s to 5 councils on Friday, June 7th - be sure to vote!
• Working on our behalf - the county councillor's role
• 720 seats to be filled in European Parliament - 14 in Ireland
• 2019 outcome in local areas recalled
• European Parliament constituen­cies
• ICMSA URGE MEMBERS WITH CONCERNS TO “ENGAGE EARLY” WITH THEIR BANKS
• Minister Hackett marks beginning of May with ‘Growing Organics’ dairy farm walk
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Minister McConalogu­e meets with tillage farmers
• Volume growth but declining revenue for Glanbia in Q1
• NATIONAL DAIRY AWARDS
• Labour calling for clear road accident data
• 'Ambitious' Age Friendly Strategic Plan 2024-2028 launched in Limerick
• Dee Ryan looking to fast-track surgical hub planning
• Milford Care Centre win Limerick Person of the Year award 2023
• People Before Profit's Cork local and European launch deemed a success
• Expression­s of interest sought for Community Recognitio­n Fund
• Child Benefit to be paid in respect of 18-year-olds from next week – Sen. John Cummins
• Blackwater Motors marks 6 years of dedication to Blood Bike South
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLYSAGGA­RT
• BURNCOURT Contact Breeda Fitzgerald on
• KILBEHENNY
• KILLAVULLE­N 50TH ANNIVERSAR­Y OF NANO NAGLE BIRTHPLACE, BALLYGRIFF­IN, KILLAVULLE­N
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• Upcoming events at Fermoy Flower and Garden club
• CCPC sends reminder to pub owners to display prices and avoid penalties
• Punch in the race for Ireland South constituen­cy
• Sunday first for Fermoy Car Boot Sale
• McNamara announces candidacy for European elections in June
• O’Donnell aims to bring Fleadh Cheoil to Limerick
• Busy week for Coláiste Fionnchua students
• FARMERS ADVISED TO AIM FOR MID-MAY SILAGE HARVEST DATE
• Limerick City and County Council reminds farmers of regulation­s ahead of silage season
• SILAGE SET TO REMAIN CRITICALLY IMPORTANT WINTER FEED SOURCE
• FERTILIZER ASSOCIATIO­N URGES AGAINST SEEKING ‘BULKY’ FIRST CUT OF SILAGE
• FIRST-CUT FERTILISER: Sow less and cut early or sow more and cut late?
• How to minimise any quality problems with baled silage
• Early May harvest ‘essential’ for winter-milk silage
• Irish Rovers set out on 2024 Great Vintage Tractor Tour
• Fermoy TidyTowns seek support on annual flag day
• Blackwater Community School news roundup
• T.O. Park trip to Donegal all set
• 2023 MEMORIES ARCHIVES
• Discover trad games in Mitchelsto­wn nd
• Night to remember for Fermoy Bridge Club
• A walk on the wildside
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news update
• Three-in-a-row for Carraig na bhFear AC in East Cork Roads
• Skibbereen Regatta
• U13s secure cup semi-final spot
• Newtown' too good for Fermoy
• Track funding initiative launch night
• Good week in football leagues
• Mitchelsto­wn Tennis Club host Munster Tennis Junior kids event
• Scobie gets his wish...
• St. Catherines too strong
• Steep task now ahead for Cork as Clare edge out Rebels
• Tipp ladies strike late against Waterford
• Cork U20 hurlers hold out for narrow win
• Cork well in control in Electric Ireland MHC
• Under 20 hurling this weekend, Rebels looking good to date
• Early blitz propels Tipp to third Minor A title
• Rebelettes push Kerry hard
• Impressive win for Cork in Under 20 FC
• Cork's Fittest Superstars table quiz
• Offers of interest invited
• Glenville no match for impressive Buttevant
• Robbie is Primary Games star
• Healthy Club
• All systems go
• Juvenile medals presentati­on
• Opening round victory
• Junior hurlers continue their winning ways
• Late goals prove costly
• Play in Pink a great success
• Strong finish sees Cork North through to quarter-finals
• Break in bad weather a blessing
• Grange suffer narrow league defeat
• Cunningham’s stormer
• Strong victory for U14 footballer­s in division 1 championsh­ip
• Three from three
• Killavulle­n see off Ballycloug­h in Division 1 Football League encounter
• Not our night
• U16s progress in cup
• Summer has arrived
• Action on all fronts
• Marathon number 167
• Glanfest is here!
• Kildorrery narrowly lose out
• Victory for Cross
• Seniors lose to Mungret in league
• Deserving winners
• Juniors come up short in local derby
• Football championsh­ip wins at junior and juvenile level
• Best of luck
• O'Brien and Moore double up
• Hill on High...
• Lismore win 10 goal thriller!
• O’SHEA APPOINTED INTERIM MANAGER AGAIN
• Fermoy have a goal to spare over Clyda
• A busy week
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly report
• A parade with a difference
• Informativ­e evening with Fermoy First Responders

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