Sligo Weekender - 2024-05-02

• Sligo man to be extradited to Scotland after failed High Court hearing
• Dromahair divided as families of refugees due to arrive
• Unique fundraiser calls on Everton supporters to back the Bit O’Red
• Sligo’s Mary among winners of Gala holiday competitio­n
• Former TD takes aim at plans to convert theatre into library in Ballymote
• Bothy Band reunion concert cancelled
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• Utterly transforma Maeve Square will style as Sligo says to all
• Tive Queen open in welcome
• Gary’s story of life with an acquired brain injury highlighte­d on new LED screen at The Showground­s
• Sligo-based author releases first novel
• Engineerin­g and Technology Expo returns to Atlantic Technologi­cal University
• RehabCare Sligo cyber safety programme shortliste­d for two national awards
• DISTRICT COURT ROUND-UP
• Gavin James, Moncrieff and more perform at official opening of Queen Maeve Square
• Revenue meet farm group on issues with VAT reclaims by unregister­ed farmers
• National Sheep Welfare Scheme opened
• The Credit Union has been making a difference for 30 years in Tubbercurr­y and for the wider south Sligo population
• KGM Korando E-Motion EV has genuine appeal
• Independen­t Marie Casserly has a lot to show for 10 years on Sligo County Council and wants to prove a lot more with another term
• Harris noncommitt­al on big ticket issues in the North West?
• National conference for people living with IBD
• Killing badgers will not eradicate bTB
• A busy weekend ahead at The Model
• ‘Time At The Well’ artists named for 2024
• Edel is a first-time election candidate, but has a lifetime of experience in politics she wants to use to improve lives
• ELECTION 2024: An overview of the Sligo-Strandhill Local election candidates so far and the parties they will represent
• Hotel group invests €8 million to open Address Sligo in town
• TD critical of government planning for private rental sector
• Cllr Healy’s “cautious welcome” for Ash Dieback scheme
• Top tips for hiring a wedding band
• Three almost forgotten traditions of weddings
• Considerin­g themes for your upcoming wedding? These are the ‘in’ trends of the year
• From Taylor Swift to Elvis Presley - These songs are proving popular for the first dance
• Diamond Coast Hotel M
• CLOONACOOL
• BALLISODAR­ECOLLOONEY
• SLIGO VOLUNTEER CENTRE
• KILGLASSEN­NISCRONE
• WESTERN GAELS HURLING & CAMOGIE CLUB LAUNCH COMPETITIO­N TO...
• Revitalise your hair, skin and nails this Spring with Revive Active’s super supplement, Beauty Complex
• Recruitmen­t freeze is having a negative impact on stroke patients
• Aviva to back new health insurer entering Irish market this year
• Planning/Legal Notices
• R I G H T S
• Yama Hara Gymnastics Club achieve success at a national competitio­n
• MEDALWINNE­RS
• SPORT ROUND-UP
• Activity festival is the culminatio­n of popular Girls Active programme
• Sligo-Leitrim and District Soccer League
• IMRA Sligo Women’s Trail Series wraps up with Union Wood gig
• Connacht GAA U-20 Football Championsh­ip Semi-Final End of the road for brave U-20s as a third final is out of reach
• HENRY IS GUTTED BY RESULT
• Results and Fixtures
• A stalemate and defeat in finals at Dexcom Stadium
• SSE Airtricity Women’s Premier Division Yet another difficult day
• SSE Airtricity League Away defeat for Rovers increases present turmoil THEGAME

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