Sligo Weekender - 2022-09-08

• Tripling of energy costs forces business to close deli
• Call for reductions in Christmas lighting displays in Sligo as energy concerns grow
• Councillor says major power outage in Sligo may have been “scaremonge­ring”
• Small businesses in Sligo are facing “a perfect storm”
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• GARDA ROUND-UP
• Entries sought for Petmania’s Puppy of the Year competitio­n
• Council to examine funding options for headstone on first chairman’s grave in Sligo town
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Children can not be allowed suffer because of inaction by social media companies, says MEP Maria Walsh
• Air Corps Cancer Support Cycle in Sligo
• Family-run SG Education and Art Shop has been serving Sligo’s creative community for 40 years
• Three Sligo students to compete at this year’s Worldskill­s Ireland
• Spectacula­r Cannonball roadshow rolls through Sligo this weekend
• Feast of music and singing planned for Paddy Killoran Festival in Ballymote
• Minister meets ministeria­l counterpar­ts in Tokyo
• Teagasc ‘Farming For a Better Future’ event praised
• CAP Strategic Plan is a “step in the wrong direction”, says IFA president
• ‘Green diesel’ price rises a real concern for local farmers
• St Patrick’s GAA club open new stand in memory of Conor
• Man arrested in Sligo charged in relation to organised crime
• Do you need some help adjusting to third level education? Consider adult grinds
• Your guide to surviving college exams
• Student fares to be slashed in half on various private bus providers
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• Tributes paid to retiring Sligo IT’s Dr. Brendan McCormack
• Fantastic programme is planned for Sligo Baroque Music Festival
• Amy O’Hara to perform for next Trad@Lunch in Hawk’s Well
• Encouragin­g home victory
• Coaches benefit from conference
• Second XV are beaten
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Gaels have too much power in U-19 ‘B’ decider
• Gaels display their potential with a strong display against Curry
• Goals are the difference in high-scoring encounter
• LEADING SCORERS
• Calry-St Joseph’s display greater nerve and know-how in the rain
• Waters’ goal is a crucial score for St Molaise Gaels
• Henry earns a draw for Geevagh against Harps
• Easkey reach last four
• Bunninadde­n are nearly caught out by rivals’ revival
• McKeon point earns Saints a tie in thriller
• Updates from local golf clubs
• Super League’s goal frenzy
• First-rate drama from second round of Premier League
• Improvemen­t is required
• Frank Liivak and Aidan Keena score in gritty home win
• ROVERSSTAT­S
• Manager praise for Keena

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