Sligo Weekender - 2021-07-22

• Warning on secret beaches
• KEELEY UP FOR AWARD
• The selfless work of tally man John Comiskey
• Priest fears Tobernalt could be affected if activity resumes at the nearby quarry
• Sligo’s Kathya is accounting technician­s’ group president
• University ‘would support 3,000 jobs’
• Doorly Park gate lodge will open next summer ‘I won’t forgive man responsibl­e for death of my daughter’
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Call for more support for the victims of domestic violence
• Damage to ancient tomb near Ballygawle­y actually occurred over a year ago
• Holy Well ceremonies cancelled
• Family ‘distraught’ over way graves left after grass was cut
• Fintan will cycle to all GAA county grounds in Connacht in a day
• Progress made on greenway projects
• New gaming law adopted on casting vote of Mayor Gibbons
• Will they shut Sligo casinos... or allow more to set up here?
• TD Feighan says local media in Sligo needs State support
• Caroline’s book inspired by Sligo cholera epidemic
• MacSharry report points to ‘silent crisis’ in mental health due to lockdowns
• No more lockdowns: points from TD’s report
• First ‘social prescribin­g’ course at IT
• Man who is ‘placid without drink’ kicked a garda in leg in Stephen Street car park
• Let’s invite minister to pay tribute to the welfare office’s staff
• Do what will serve us best in long run
• Without peat, we are facing wipeout
• Forestry licensing system will be reviewed following protest
• Rethink safety this summer – IFA chair
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Roscommon: The jewel in Hidden
• Heartlands crown
• Entries open for the Lough Gill Hospice virtual swim
• Water mains will be replaced in the Pearse Road area
• Humble Chris keeps his feet on the ground on world stage
• ‘I don’t want to forget the people who have got me where I am’
• Coach Roddy
• From Calry to Japan for
• How to follow the progress of Mona and Chris in Japan
• Grace was with rose to be a top
• Anything is possible with Mona, says Grace
• ‘There’s lots of excitment in the village. We are so proud!’
• For us this is like Italia ’90, says Grange’s Cllr Gilroy
• Mona will be aiming for her best ever time to reach final
• North Sligo AC gets behind two Olympians with GoFundMe page
• Sarah and Katie have Sligo links
• Principal recalls as school puts up
• ‘Mona gave as much to school as she did to her swimming’
• USA has the most golds. The Soviet Union is second
• Sligo links to two players on Irish women’s hockey team
• The other Irish hopefuls who we’ll be cheering for
• Neil on discoverin­g seaweed baths... and Strandhill’s renewed hope
• ENNISCRONE AND CASTLECONN­OR
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Coeliac research campaign and fundraiser is launched
• Sligo RFC to begin AIL campaign in October
• Updates from Sligo GAA Clubs
• Club finals at Markievicz
• Bizarre contest sees U-20s lose despite brave second-half
• Just another poignant ‘what if’ day
• Manager praises the players’ spirit
• Late show from Sligo earns Ring Cup semi
• Rollercoas­ter conclusion leaves Mannion sweating but proud of team’s grit
• Further good displays from young athletes
• A red card start for Sligo as they are overpowere­d
• Success was poor
• Ladies battling against the drop after second loss
• Rovers are unlucky not to salvage an away draw
• Cartron United face Carbury FC in Super decider
• CUP CAN BE A TONIC

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