Sligo Weekender - 2021-02-25

• Army had to disarm bomb left at bridge
• CHLOE SAYS: I’LL DO A MONTH OF CYCLING FOR GOOD CAUSE!
• Paddy to lose 100lb and inspire with TikTok
• John Hughes passes on his love for sport
• US ELECTION PLAYED PART IN BREWER’S DEPARTURE FROM BALLYMOTE’S WHITE HAG
• FRUSTRATIO­N AND ANXIETY OF PEOPLE IN HOSPITALIT­Y
• Sligo Traveller group says Forde tweets reflect society we live in
• Rail CEO’s greenways comments welcomed
• Warning from Curry’s Mike Ryan as Trócaire award is given to him
• TD Feighan calls on ministers to support local newspapers
• Man who raped two women has Supreme Court appeal rejected
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Company whose employee lost his leg is fined €30,000
• National planning out of sync with what’s needed in Sligo, Minister told
• Ulster Bank withdrawal creates local uncertaint­y
• Work on new ICU beds and extension will start this year
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• One-year driving ban confirmed
• Join the draw and you could win this Enniscrone house!
• Arlene’s son is President and Sligo Gaol is open. It’s 2070
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Court is set to give man, 66, Probation Act in November
• Events programme for Local Enterprise Week is launched
• New documentar­y about Rovers shines a light on the club
• Adopt The Process and The Practice
• Pier Road in Enniscrone could become one-way after Queenan calls for change
• Mast that Eir says is needed for Cliffoney is turned down
• We must be protected from ‘back door’ Brazilian beef – MacManus
• ‘Banking duopoly leaves us with less choice than ever’
• ‘Super yard of cattle’ at Ballymote special sale
• Basic Payment Scheme open for 2021 applicatio­ns
• ‘The most scandalous woman in the world’
• Claims mast will disrupt broadband for businesses including radio station
• Celebratin­g
• Tara Rogers in new EBS role
• Aoife is behind award-winning branding agency
• Grainne: How we adapted at Walker 1781
• I love connecting with my clients, says Bernie
• Internatio­nal experts set to help Sligo ‘re-imagine’ town
• Community notes
• Terrifying night two ‘crazy’ men burst into home carrying knives
• Every year, 500 get diagnosis in Sligo. Help out on Daffodil Day
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Still not eating cake, GAA dreams and a ‘checkpoint’ FROM THE SPORTS VAULTS
• Carroll says finances will be the major issue
• How the Qualifiers boosted the profile of Sligo and ignited multiple summers
• A rollercoas­ter that enthralled Sligo’s fans
• Micro meet delivered a weekend of top displays
• SWIMMING:
• McSharry stars for UT as she’ll return for April team trials
• Banks is now a vital
• Martin Reilly Mazda renew sponsorshi­p deal with Bit O’Red
• Impressive win for Rovers in Athlone
• ‘veteran’ of Rovers

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