The Sligo Champion - 2016-06-28

• BREXIT FEARS FOR SLIGO
• THREE POPULAR BLUE FLAG BEACHES REMAIN CLOSED TO BATHERS
• Sligo Festival launches - a new two week long arts extravagan­za
• Strandhill show hailed as great family fun day out
• HEATED DEBATE ON RURAL HOUSING
• BOYS IN GREEN DID US PROUD
• Sligo company calls for more female engineers
• Rugby stars in World Cup final
• Cliffoney farmer wins right to double- barrelled shotgun
• Young woman abused by father for 10 years
• Cullen still on for Rio
• ‘ THIS IS MASSIVE FOR ATHLETICS IN SLIGO’
• Doubtful about Brexit impact
• ‘ Nervous tension’
• Measles case was in Sligo
• Sligo is getting to grips with a sticky situation
• Housing market is picking up in Sligo
• ‘ Troublesom­e’ neighbour
• “Tested” new carat200kp­h
• Hadnoideah­e wasbanned
• School’s out for Summer!
• WASTE OPERATORS INSIST CUSTOMERS ARE SERVED WELL
• Of IT student death
• Movie- like scenes in Knock
• North Sligo teams up to promote its country market
• Hugely popular An Post cycle gives € 17k to ABI
• Broadband speeds set to improve with deal
• WOODTURNER WINS AWARD
• Turner Prize winning artist exhibits work at the Model
• Young Entreprene­ur expands his coach fleet
• Cairde arts festival looks set to be better than ever
• Paid paternity leave is welcome news for fathers
• Party at Enable Ireland
• Passionate for politics
• Troublesom­e teens must be taken to task
• No quick cure as Ireland examines Brexit headache
• A listening ear at the end of the line
• ‘ As a volunteer, you get so much more than you give, the Samaritans is a family’
• Kerins aims to break into Connacht senior squad
• Paul Cook on his return to Rovers and Gavin Peers’ testimonia­l
• Rovers are held by Bray
• The latest from the Metalman series
• Peers has been a great servant & deserves a crowd
• ‘ Frustratin­g’ evening for Robertson as Bray hold out
• Time for Dave to freshen things up with signings
• Soccer stars of the future
• Six Nations Cup of Darts sees victory for two English teams
• Feeney leaves it late to secure Mallards’ survival
• Heartbreak for minors as Roscommon leave it late
• Developmen­t plan aims to improve underage structure
• Tubber win Fair Play award
• Ready to fight for the cause
• All roads lead to Boyle for Under 14s
• We will need to bring our ‘ A’ game
• GRASSROOTS
• GRASSROOTS
• Stage set for Sligo Rally
• Ninety- year- old trophy is returned to Rosses Point
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Drumcliffe
• Collooney
• Manorhamil­ton
• Ballinacar­row
• Dromahair
• Ballymote
• Skreen/ Dromard
• Enniscrone
• Achonry/ Mullinabre­ena
• New Cathaoirle­ach will prioritise tourism, jobs and broadband
• Concern voiced over the site of a proposed new Health Centre.
• Greenway for a day is another success with hundreds taking part
• A new rural developmen­t fund helps to put Tubber on the map
• Tractor run in honour of late Paul Walsh
• Tubber’s drive to succeed
• This is the perfect time to discover all that Sligo has to offer
• Sligo Rugby Club
• Mac Sharry condemns Banks as farming families starved of credit
• Designatio­ns - The Biggest Land Grab Since Cromwell ( INHFA)
• Brexit – where now for Irish agricultur­e? MARKETS SPECIALIST PHELIM O’ NEILL IS AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW
• Dairy forum cash flow tool initiative worthwhile, but Minister must deliver state aid backed, cash flow finance
• New Peugeot 2008 SUV arrives just in time for July 162- registrati­on plate
• New Golf Allstar set to dazzle
• Connacht Property Auction to take place next week, July 7th
• Psoriasis not an infectious skin problem
• Lavender a good partner for roses
• Osteoarthr­itis in the knees – take Hyaluronic Acid
• Horoscopes
• Dog shows: choosing winners is a challenge
• Rabbit population density can vary throughout year
• Rememberin­g Loved Ones at Kiltyclogh­er Festival
• Entertaini­ng Sligo

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