Sligo Weekender - 2021-08-26

• Council to build 62 new homes in €15m project
• HILDA’S PLEA: TACKLE ISSUE OF THEFTS FROM GRAVES
• Minors’ pain after their loss to Meath
• Ahamlish is blessed with Fr Christy
• Finally! Upgraded N4 to save lives and boost our economy
• ‘Intelligen­t’ traffic lights to finish N4-N15 project
• Visiting restrictio­ns as hospital deals with high Covid numbers
• NEWS ROUND-UP
• Dáil speculatio­n continues as Cllr Casserly dips her toe in national political waters
• Players try out new MacSharry Park astroturf – with a blessing to be held
• Government ‘committed’ to merger proposal for IT Sligo and St Angela’s
• There is increased confidence this school year, principals say
• Great weather set to stay for the weekend
• Miriam captures lockdowns in play on stage this week
• I was offered a gig. So how does an artist decide a fee?
• Online heritage projects are continuing to draw visitors
• Tributes paid to Gráinne, who was well known in Sligo for her pottery
• Richard and Peter helping fight against fast fashion
• New Sligo Field Club Journal is nearly finished
• Our customer service means people spread the word, says Muhammad
• Knocknashe­e fun day out marks the Lughnasa festival
• Sligo female entreprene­urs encourage others to apply for Acorns programme
• Final possible routes for new N17 identified
• Full reopening of schools is confirmed by Minister
• Hub advises on coeliac symptoms in children
• Remind pupils of basic safety rules as they go back to school
• Covid advice for parents as their children head back to school
• ‘Get to school on your own fuel’ is campaign’s message
• Go-ahead for Market Yard centre – despite objection
• Tributes to Riverstown’s Henry Barlow
• ‘Super quality’ of animals at the Beef Bonanza sale in Ballymote
• New plan to improve safety and reduce farm fatalities
• More than 100 take to water in Neill’s memory
• Award recognises work of Moving Parents and Children Together
• Community notes
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Sligo continue blistering start to new season with big result
• October date for new basketball campaign
• Golf Updates
• SLIGO RESULTS
• Regrets, surely, but still a groundbrea­king season
• MANAGER’S REACTION:
• Titles for Tourlestra­ne and CT Gaels
• Sligo LGFA U-14s secure Connacht ‘C’ honours
• Sea Blues shine
• St Molaise’s late win
• Holders prove too strong for gritty Geevagh
• Curry’s recovery is so hot
• Gaels produce big display in one-sided win
• STATE OF PLAY:
• Excitement builds for the new Sligo-Leitrim season
• Bit O’Red get no reward for industry
• EALA’S EFFORT FOR HER COUNTY
• Buckley stays upbeat
• BIG WINS FOR ST MARY’S AND CURRY IN SLIGO SFC:

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