The Avondhu - 2020-08-27

• Schools reopening and ready to combat Covid-19
• Mitchelsto­wn mask maker raises funds for charity
• Local GPs - ‘Children with symptoms of Covid-19 must not be sent to school’
• The Avondhu area badly hit by duo of storms
• BOWLING LEGEND not giving up on All-Ireland dream
• CBS Mitchelsto­wn confident of return to school plan
• Ballygibli­n ready to welcome back pupils
• CAPPOQUIN’S MOLUMBY SELECTED FOR IRELAND SENIOR SQUAD
• .. AS FERMOY ROWER SELECTED FOR IRISH SQUAD FOR 2020 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSH­IPS
• Committed Glenville community celebrate heritage and environmen­t
• GAA supporters ban compromise called for
• Lyre’ windfarm proposals ‘no different to 2018’
• Wanton dumping continues on Fermoy quay
• One man marathon for Little Blue Heroes
• Charging ahead with the fundraisin­g in Araglin
• Training survey for Doneraile graveyard
• School transport continues to be a problem in The Avondhu area
• Kilworth book sees 4th print run
• Blue Egg Gallery Bursary Award for Villiersto­wn local
• Government decision on school bus capacity set to l eave children ‘out in the cold’
• Pelvic Floor Function- more than just Kegal exercises
• GLANWORTH TALKS HISTORY
• Páirc TV to show all Hibernian Hotel Avondhu JAHC quarterfin­als live this weekend
• Kilworth man helping teach the nation ar Cúla4
• FROM SYRIA TO LEBANON TO LISMORE: THE STABLEYARD STUDIO ARTIST
• Grants up to €1,500 available to Limerick sports clubs
• CORK CENTRE BOASTS MOST ADVANCED RADIOSURGE­RY SYSTEM
• SIZEABLE TREES A THREAT TO CASTLELYON­S HOMES
• 30 marathons over 30 days in mental health fundraiser
• Bible Garden is Cloyne Diocese’s ‘hidden gem’
• BALLYHOURA SEES SPIKE IN VISITORS AFTER LOCKDOWN
• Anam Cara return to face to face group meetings
• Leaving Cert to go ahead in November
• GLORIOUS GALBALLY GARDEN FETES ENTERTAINI­NG SINCE 1978
• Healthy routines start with sleep
• Liam Lynch monument renovated as country prepares to remember
• Saint George’s get the green light
• Glanworth alive on Tuesday nights
• Clondulane native’s country music CD to aid hospital radio
• Companies Act 2020 - Businesses can now hold AGMs, general meetings and creditors’ meetings remotely
• IN CONVERSATI­ON WITH DEIRDRE O’SULLIVAN
• it@cork recognised with prestigiou­s European quality standard
• Department to provide farmers with Bovine TB Herd History risk statement and report
• CAPPOQUIN
• KILLAVULLE­N
• 10 ways to add colour to your livingroom
• GIVING YOUR HOME A MAKEOVER
• A walk on the wildside
• After the storm
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news update
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Well goodness gracious me!
• A good mix of Brian Friel and Bernard Farrell
• Montfort College of Performing Arts adds Fermoy classes
• Hurling all the way
• JAHC quarter-finals this weekend
• Much needed win
• U14s qualify for semi-finals
• Dismal outcome
• Intermedia­te hurling action returns
• Jimmy Bruen team lose out to Kenmare
• Minors qualify for Rebel Óg East Div 2 MHC semi-final
• Seniors on a winner
• Bally retain their senior status
• Key part of season approaches
• Disappoint­ment for our senior ladies
• Hard fought derby win sets up quarter-final
• U18 hurlers triumph in the wind and rain
• Western titles for intermedia­te and junior B hurlers
• Fixtures and results
• Well deserved victory for our U16s
• All revved up with nowhere to go
• Hard work by course staff after Storm Ellen ensures course opens for weekend
• Another great win for U12 footballer­s
• Strict Covid-19 restrictio­ns in place for president Ger Hellen’s prize
• Kilworth excel in second half to overcome Kildorrery in semi-final
• Live stream consolatio­n
• Fixtures and results
• Joy as training and games continue
• A game to remember
• Storm clean-up
• Team E winners of summer league
• Great team performanc­e
• Derby day championsh­ip win for senior footballer­s
• Time for serious soul searching
• Disappoint­ment and dejection following defeat in Waterford SHC semi-final
• Storm Ellen takes its toll
• Classic starts next Monday
• Wins for U16 and U14 teams
• U14s top group with 3 wins from 3
• No joy for U14 girls
• Play resumes after storm
• Glanworth on the move
• Intermedia­te hurlers play round 3 on Sunday
• Local derbies to the fore as season restarts Sunday
• New coaching session
• One step forward but two steps back
• Bad weather hampers training and matches
• Junior B hurlers continue their winning ways
• Big game on Sunday
• Juniors hurlers bow out, senior hurlers face huge task
• Juniors through to championsh­ip quarter-finals

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