Sligo Weekender - 2021-05-27

• University in Sligo ‘by January of 2022’
• KIERAN IS AT HEART OF MUSIC SCENE
• MURDER ‘WAS ORGANISED IN SLIGO HOTEL’
• Ripples café at Riverside is making waves
• Cranmore man, 28, admits to long list of theft charges
• ‘Here we go again’: Council writes to owners of the Mill apartments in Ballisodar­e
• Several applied archaeolog­y courses at IT Sligo cancelled
• Rosses Point retains Blue Flag – but can’t fly it due to works at Second Beach
• Grants for several Tidy Towns groups
• Disruption­s continuing at hospital after HSE hacked Hundreds of patients hit by hospital hacking crisis
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Work to be completed on one block of ‘eyesore’ developmen­t in Grange
• Renaming proposal is rejected
• Murdered Natalia’s sister says: When I wake I hope it’s all been a bad dream
• Grattan Street shop premises to be extended
• Streedagh beach: Concerns over access and sand dunes
• 750km Mizen to Malin cycle challenge in Kyle’s memory
• Striking Dead Man’s Point murals have safety message
• Almost 64,000 batteries recycled in Sligo – but most still end up in landfill
• Realignmen­t of N16 section could begin by end of the year
• I like letters. And I want to send you one every week
• Digital euro must not mean the end of cash, says Sligo MEP
• Trevor reminds farmers about the benefits of diversific­ation
• Course in cyber security to try to ‘bridge skills gap’
• Mayo woman admits to drink driving
• Sligo’s Friz to brighten up two walls in Foxford
• Invest in council houses ‘as a matter of urgency’ – Bree
• Geevagh’s Dara says thank you after his recovery from accident
• We’ll make parts of Sligo edible with mini orchards
• ‘Growing Collooney needs a new traffic management plan with one-way system’
• Resident of Globe House threw hot food on roommate
• Culfadda man, 21, who attacked friend will give €300 to charity
• This year’s students have faced a tough preparatio­n for Leaving Cert
• Plan how you’re going to get there – and make sure to relax afterwards
• COUNCIL REPORT
• Programme helps families affected by ‘hidden harm’
• Hosts being sought to give a people with disabiliti­es a holiday
• Community notes
• Students’ Ugandan placement – online
• St Angela’s part of institute promoting teacher education
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Slowing signs of ageing
• Funding has to be sorted for our elite performers
• WATCHLOI is ending
• SWIMMING: Mona and Patrick compete so well at internatio­nal gigs
• My cousin Jim, Belfast and loving a whiff of new shoes FROM THE SPORTS VAULTS
• THE PARISH:
• Clubs can start plans as season gets closer
• Super hurlers produce a big performanc­e in home win
• A wonderful taster of what is to come
• Kiwi Josh is Sligo’s new head coach
• McEntee turns his focus to the test in Louth
• Not all doom and gloom after first setback of 2021
• Figueira strike sparks a victory
• Graft and guile earns a reward
• Title talk is definitely not on the agenda
• Bit O’Red are top of the table
• SLIGO GO CLOSE IN BELFAST TONY MCENTEE’S SIDE LOSE BY A POINT TO ANTRIM:
• FIRST NFL VICTORY IN TWO YEARS FOR SLIGO LADIES:

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