Sligo Weekender - 2021-06-10

• LEAVING CERT GETS STARTED
• ‘It’s time for an update on vote fraud probe’
• AT LAST! PERFECT PINTS AT THE PUB
• TALENT OF TOM WALSH
• Best local coffee and pastries at Beanieman
• Calry’s Gearóid narrowly misses Olympics spot
• Limited resumption of services at hospital
• CAIRDE TICKETS ON SALE
• Customers visit Harrison’s new outdoor terrace
• 14 months later than they’d planned, Yeats’ Local opens
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Join Simon’s ‘Dip & Donate’
• Fuel siphoning pump found in vehicle that was stopped in Sligo
• Micky is on the road from Land’s End to John O’Groats
• Film marking 1,500 years since birth of St Colmcille premiered on his feast day
• Cliffoney mast allowed despite recommenda­tion by inspector
• Paddleboar­ders blown out to sea at Mermaid’s Cove
• Assaults in Easkey
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Michael: I’ll do 950km cycle in Tilly’s memory
• Council motion on bereavemen­t allowance for working women
• Spectator struck by golf ball in Rosses Point loses court action
• A wet month in Sligo – and nearly two degrees colder than normal at Markree
• Tributes paid after the sad passing of former councillor Paul Conmy
• Heidi’s exhibition is now open at the Hamilton Gallery
• Gum campaign returns to Sligo
• IT Sligo input into technology to use the body’s energy
• Bus Éireann says it plans to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
• Get by with a little help from others
• CEO Barry on Credit Union being at heart of community
• Sligo’s Prannie part of events for Ocean Day
• Policies are ‘a threat to commercial family farming’
• Keep farm viability at centre of talks
• ‘Classifica­tion of wool as waste must change’
• Sligo IFA joins campaign that will showcase ‘the people behind the food’
• Get the most out of your garden in June
• Great feedback as Strandhill’s market reopens
• Most people in Sligo will be better off or no worse under the new property tax bands
• 12 Teaching Hero awards for IT Sligo
• People urged: Be vigilant about safety this summer
• Policing ‘downgradin­g’ criticised
• Almost €500,000 for flood relief work on roads
• Opens new Sligo store as it expands in NW
• Council: Stalking should be an offence
• Eve opens up on RTÉ about her experience as stalking victim and need for change
• Community notes
• Community notes
• Cancer Society’s message is: Be ‘skin smart’ this summer
• SKIN CANCER WARNING SIGNS TO LOOK OUT FOR
• CROSSWORD
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK COMPLETE THE BOOK TITLE
• Armed Response Unit were called to Jinks Avenue arrest
• ‘Frustratio­n’ of people who are being asked to pay for repair of roads
• Beauty Corner
• +ydrating moisturise­r for your skin
• Yoga for physical & mental health
• Getting a pressie for herself and then getting the vaccine
• Five entertaini­ng finals wrap up U-14 action from 2020
• U-14 FINALS
• 20 teams taking part in Division 4 of SFL
• Kearins is overtaken in NFL scoring charts
• Sligo RFC establish a women’s U-21 squad
• Boyle clubs combine for major fundraiser
• Conlon shines in tight replay of a Junior ‘B’ showdown
• Resilient Sligo maintain surge on way to the NFL semi-final
• Brennan hails defence for another clean sheet
• LGFACLUBFI­XTURES
• Sligo will begin Inter campaign in July
• Make or break weekend for three of Sligo’s county teams
• WEEKEND INTER-COUNTY FIXTURES
• SLIGO HURLERS
• SLIGO FOOTBALLER­S
• SLIGO LADIES
• THE PARISH:
• O’Grady brothers take charge of Sligo U-20 hurling team
• Sligo Surf Lifesaving is a vital and enjoyable aspect of water safety
• Clubs invited to take part in a SSRP survey about women in sport
• SIS Pitches competitio­ns for SLDSL clubs set to commence this Sunday
• YOUTH SOCCER:
• JUNIOR SOCCER FIXTURES
• O’Gorman joins Sligo
• Calry race
• Having some fans back will boost players, says Buckley
• Excitement builds ahead of European adventure
• STRANDHILL
• Ealing gig for Kerins
• Ryan’s score in Down
• ENNISCRONE
• TUBBERCURR­Y
• BIT O’STATS: ROVERS 2021
• May POTM prize goes to McGinty

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