The Avondhu - 2020-10-15

• FERMOY REFUSES TO CANCEL CHRISTMAS
• CRACKING IDEA FROM RIVERVIEW EGGS …
• OISÍN IS WORLD CHAMPION …
• Limerick manager ‘understand­s’ club celebratio­ns
• Riverbed erosion posing serious risk to flood defences
• MORE CLARITY NEEDED
• Fermoy ranks 8th in IBAL’s litter survey
• Dozens take part in protest at dangerous roadway
• ‘Clerical error’ denies youth centre of €30k funding award
• PROACTIVE ANTI-BURGLARY UNIT LAUNCHED
• BUDGET 2021 ‘a missed opportunit­y’
• BUDGET BLUES ... as €49 cut off fuel allowance- Sherlock
• From Crumlin to Tallow - Run4Ryan
• Lillis racing for the win
• Watergrass­hill beauty spot destroyed by dumping
• POLLINATOR PLANS TO BE ROLLED OUT FOR FERMOY
• Local projects to benefit from Community Enhancemen­t Scheme funding
• COVID CASES CONTINUE TO RISE
• SADNESS FOLLOWS THE DEATH OF MAUREEN MAGNIER
• Farmers’ market deemed a success
• Doneraile teacher on RTE’s Home School Hub
• Ardfinnan bridge issue raised with Minister Ryan
• Meals on Wheels looking after the locals in Melleray
• Local schools set to get ‘Creative’
• Shop early and safely for Christmas - Minister English
• Science Week 2020 to take place online
• Significan­t funding for internatio­nal choir
• NECK & SHOULDER PAIN
• Fermoy toll now accepting card payments
• A SAD FAREWELL TO DOMINICK
• LEVERAGING YOUR TIME WITH SYNERGY CREDIT UNION
• Online writing workshops set to return
• No McDonald’s drive-thru for now
• The ‘Oscars of the Dairy World’ announces 2020 finalists
• World title for Ardpatrick’s Oisín
• Dunkettle Interchang­e upgrade news welcomed
• Former TD, minister and MEP Tom O’Donnell dies
• Mental health Budget funding falls far short to deal with crisis facing us
• Online communitie­s keeping Glanmire connected
• MENOPAUSE STILL A TABOO SUBJECT?
• Bridget Kent Dowling: The life of a British Army wife
• The late Michelle Daly
• Mass to mark centenary of death on hunger strike of Comdt Michael Fitzgerald
• SCOIL PÓL STUDENTS AIMING TO BE AMONGST BEST ENTREPRENE­URS
• New foster carers sought
• Glowing tributes paid to Dr Martin O’Donnell R.I.P.
• Campaigner calls for Covid worship plan
• New Cahir school finally set to break ground - McGrath
• Scale of Budget 2021 is ambitious but appropriat­e - Ibec
• Reduction in credit union levies welcomed
• Online commemorat­ion for Sean Treacy
• READER BOOK GIVEAWAY
• O’CONNOR CALLS FOR IMPLEMENTA­TION OF TASKFORCE ON AVIATION RECOVERY FINDINGS
• TWEED ROCKED THROUGH THE 1970s
• RTE’s Cheap Irish Homes looking for participan­ts for series 2
• UNIQUE TO OUR COLLEGE
• •• FIRST YEAR TESTIMONIA­LS ••
• Senior management’s welcome
• Wellbeing
• Academic advancemen­ts at Coláiste Fionnchua
• TOP TIPS FOR GOOD DENTAL HYGIENE
• WE ARE WHAT WE EAT
• Searching for Seán
• TEETH WHITENING
• All That Matters
• Supporting life
• Waste action plan
• Dying with dignity
• Masking the truth
• 11% increase in funding for agricultur­e, food and fisheries in Budget 2021
• Farming is part of the climate solution - IFA
• 1999 MEMORIES FROM THE ARCHIVE
• An introducti­on to The 'Colmite' Experience
• Ben Logue - “Nearly 6 years have flown by in St. Colman’s”
• St Colman’s students travel from NASA to CERN to University to explore new frontiers
• Dean Ryan champions 2020!!
• A walk on the wildside
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• KILLAVULLE­N
• KILFINANE
• THE HAPPENING IN LABBAMOLOG­GA!
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Pressure to finalise weir plans
• Fermoy set to terminate twinning with Nowa Deba
• BRIGADE ATTENDS BURNT OUT CAR NEAR WATERGRASS­HILL
• Coláiste Fionnchua news
• Lismore Tidy Towns work continues
• Budget 2021 is anti-rural, anti-farmer and anti-motorist
• Increased funding for home care in Budget 2021 welcome but... – Burke
• ICMSA say Budget 2021 positive, but critical of lack of action on farm income volatility
• Minister McConalogu­e launches annual review and outlook 2020
• Another play from Synge
• OBITUARY Mary (Mamie) Ahern (née Griffin)
• FINDING JOY IN THE ARTS - Bealtaine At Home: October
• A quiet week!
• 2020 Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Camogie Championsh­ips launched
• GAA and St Colman’s remember Dr Croke in 1984
• Outdoor lotto - a cool way to make money
• 2003 GAA season in review
• AVONDHU GAA - 2002 SEASON
• Skeheenari­nky best in 1994 thriller to win South Tipp JAHC title
• No matches, but training to continue and launch of Cork Bounty postponed
• Moppers tournament to start
• Castlelyon­s weekly lotto now temporaril­y suspended due to move to level 3
• Lotto jackpot €17,600
• Community field very busy
• ‘Gorgeous’ success for Crosse
• 18 hole singles this weekend sponsored by Larry O’Keeffe Furniture
• All games postponed
• A level par round gives Doug Hickes the September medal
• League on a three week break from all fixtures
• Two very impressive performanc­es
• Club matches postponed
• Footballin­g memories!
• Thoughts turn to planning for 2021
• Governor is the boss no doubt
• Last man standing
• Never forget where it all started!
• All club matches postponed

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