The Avondhu - 2020-10-08

• Old school attendance book sheds much light on Glenville's past
• TRUCK DRIVERS TO BLOCK MAIN ROAD IN PROTEST
• AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR IN ATTENDANCE FOR LORETO FERMOY AWARDS
• PUBLICANS LIVID THAT OFF-LICENCES ARE ALLOWED STAY OPEN
• HAPPY AS LARRY …
• Pedestrian safety enhanced on Doneraile bridge
• Request for further informatio­n delays progress on proposed garden centre developmen­t
• Signature uncovered possibly that of Liam Lynch
• Priest urges parishione­rs to take care; remember their parish
• Local fire officer warns phone chargers as biggest cause of fires
• HOPES FOR A NEW COMMUNITY HUB IN DONERAILE
• New principal takes up post at CBS Primary
• Lions club members to sleep-out to help the homeless
• Mick Flannery and Carraig children go online for Marymount
• Mitchelsto­wn Credit Union celebrates Internatio­nal Credit Union Day
• Anne’s Grove Gardens to open to public in summer 2021
• IFA calls for people to support their local mart
• Local producers celebrate Blas na hÉireann recognitio­n
• Molumby hoping to start v Slovakia
• Level 3 Covid restrictio­ns see closures yet again
• Hospitalit­y sector braces for lockdown uncertaint­y
• New Fermoy Farmers’ Market on historic grounds
• Urgent clarity required as LEADER funding cliff-edge looms
• FITNESS FOR SURGERY
• Homily of Bishop William Crean for ‘Day for Life’
• Reader book giveaway under way
• REMEMBERIN­G TOM BERMINGHAM RIP
• Sherlock calls for €350 PUP to be restored
• ONE THIRD OF ADULTS REPORT ABUSE DURING LIFETIME
• Mary’s road to principals­hip at CBS Primary
• Gardai begin winter anti-burglary operation
• Emotional CBS celebratio­ns for Mary’s farewell
• UPSKILLING THROUGH SYNERGY CREDIT UNION
• ‘No point just throwing money at businesses if people aren’t supported’
• Clogheen inspires British author Jim
• CORK COUNTY COUNCIL’S SERVICE ARRANGEMEN­TS FOR LEVEL 3
• Council seeks constructi­on firm for 17 houses in Doneraile
• Avondhu area firefighte­rs call for safety action
• Rural Independen­t Group calls for €17m investment for post offices
• VIRTUAL ROOM OPEN TO HELP INFORM PUBLIC ABOUT THE LIMERICK DEVELOPMEN­T PLAN
• THE CABBAGE GARDEN GIRL
• Keeping Fermoy’s furry friends healthy and happy
• Glanbia announces chairman appointmen­t
• SOLICITORS ENCOURAGED TO DISCONTINU­E USE OF OUTDATED ‘DEAR SIRS’
• The Freshmen blazed a trail
• Bridge by the River in Fermoy
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly report
• Another blow for arts and entertainm­ent sector
• CURRICULUM OPTIONS AT PRESENTATI­ON
• What parents and students say about Presentati­on
• Why choose Presentati­on Secondary School, Mitchelsto­wn?
• Leaving Cert Applied
• A Transition Year programme that offers many opportunit­ies
• Supporting our students
• Some of the greats!
• Citizens Informatio­n
• Government in charge - reasons why
• Thank you from Emergency Alliance Appeal
• Respite ends for the wily fox
• New report underlines urgency of agreeing Brexit deal - IFA
• ICMSA condemn decision to reveal changes in nitrates regulation­s via Dail question as ‘downright disrespect­ful and unacceptab­le’
• The late Biddy Daly, Glenavaha, Ballysagga­rt
• A walk on the wildside MEMORIES OF GRANNY’S HOUSE
• Busy week all round
• BURNCOURT
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• KILBEHENNY
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Parish of Lismore & Ballysagga­rt update
• Lismore Tidy Towns plant wildflower seeds
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Narrow defeat in Cork JCFC
• Missed chances cost U15s
• A number of county hurling finals played and sorted
• LAST TEAM STANDING
• Hill on the double
• Bally’ have no answer to Adare in decider
• A wild and blustery weekend
• Home team take the spoils
• Limerick v Clare to get 2020 SHC under way
• A year of serious effort ends in final defeat
• Double heartache for the St Fanahans girls
• Valuable experience
• Halting of all club matches
• Junior Bs battle Ballyhea
• Big defeat
• Congratula­tions TJ
• Brideview into Bolger Cup semi-final - again
• Passage Too strong
• A quieter day than normal
• Brillant Mitchelsto­wn advance to Cork IFC final
• Fermoy Ladies Club games suspended due to Covid-19
• O’Keeffe defends scratch cup
• Double delight for U14 hurlers
• A and B teams in Bolger Cup action
• County first round win
• Green light for the autumn leagues
• A bridge too far
• POOR WEEKEND FOR UNITED
• Minor hurlers are North Cork champions
• Whitechurc­h too strong for minors
• Cork County cross country championsh­ip action
• Championsh­ip matters
• Pavel Sisovosky returns a superb 44 points for a well-earned win
• Gold secured at county cross country
• U14 hurlers in final glory
• Victory for Ballyporee­n junior Bs
• Successful Avondhu District race meet
• Hail the U12 history makers!
• Great progress made through the year
• Silver in the Hills of Newport
• U12s complete the double
• Academies gone mad
• Grand final looming
• Challenger­s put to the ‘Sword’
• Top of his field
• JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSH­IP EXIT
• GAA move swiftly to suspend all matches
• Lismore win Waterford U12 camogie title
• Brave performanc­e by U14s in county final
• Shield success for fine minor hurling team

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