The Avondhu - 2021-01-14

• LOCAL GPs: ‘HUNDREDS OF LOCAL CASES – STAY AT HOME’
• Phenomenal first month for Fermoy voucher scheme
• Unprepared walkers risking death on Galtee peaks
• Community Councils struggling under lockdowns
• Ronayne takes on Waterford football job
• €165,000 funding ‘tip of the iceberg’ for Coolagown plans
• Katie rescues distressed Casey from frigid waters
• Teagasc extension will bring 15 new staff
• Leah makes waves at BTYSTE - Cork students fare well
• Boom for used cars but Brexit danger for 2021 sales
• Cope Foundation’s vaccine rollout under way
• Unsafe roadside memorials could be removed under Council plan
• Team Watergrass­hill mastering an online balancing act
• Amberley receive first round of vaccinatio­ns
• Ministeria­l order now required to halt Bessboroug­h developmen­ts
• SKELETAL MYSTERY PROBE EXAMINING ALL MISSING PERSON CASES
• CAPPOQUIN REGENERATI­ON TO BE COMPLETE BY THE END OF THE YEAR
• Victims fleeing domestic and sexual abuse exempt from 5Km rule
• TALLOW TACKLING DOG FOULING ISSUE - ‘PEOPLE NEED TO COP ON’
• CCPC expands learning hub to support students during school closures
• Progress being made on Doneraile Estate works
• Permission granted for Castletown­roche scheme
• New series of Cúla4 ar Scoil starts Monday 18th
• WATER SUPPLY ISSUES CONTINUE IN GLANWORTH
• Former councillor claims he was offered bribe to avert casino ban
• Largest quantities of vaccines expected during the second quarter of 2021
• Safety bollards erected at Doneraile bridge
• 14 dog breeding establishm­ents registered in catchment
• Call for additional EV charging points for West Waterford
• MUSCLE TIGHTNESS
• Killavulle­n keep their lights lit
• Deadline for Sports Capital and Equipment Programme 2020 extended
• Dunlea’s razed to the ground by devastatin­g fire
• Maura Finn - an appreciati­on
• Facelift for play area in Castletown­roche
• Farm debt seminar could ease financial burden
• Rememberin­g Richard ‘Son’ Aherne
• No partners currently allowed at 20-22 week pregnancy scan
• Community Covid-19 supports there for those in need
• Increase in demand for mental health supports in the community
• USE OF SOCIAL ROBOTS IN DEMENTIA CARE
• Local towns and villages benefit from Renewal Scheme
• ‘Memories from a Real Cork Christmas’ well received
• New chair of Digital Business Ireland appointed
• Decline of 2 million passengers in 2020 at Cork Airport
• Cork has highest number of new veterinary registrant­s in 2020
• Businesses urged to actively claim 0% tariff on UK-origin goods
• Rememberin­g Bríd Shealy
• NURSING HOME RESIDENTS TO RECEIVE COMPLIMENT­ARY COPY OF ‘THE HAPPY BOOK’
• Consumers reminded on changes for online shopping with the UK
• When rural electrific­ation came to Ballindang­an
• Citizens Informatio­n
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news update
• PIONEER ASSOCIATIO­N PRIVATE MEMBERS DRAW 2020-21
• Gerry & The Ohio
• Two more Hugh Leonard plays to consider
• Online info session for local filmmakers
• 2020 the year in review
• OPENING CATTLE SALE THIS MONDAY AT KILMALLOCK
• BURNCOURT
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• KILLAVULLE­N
• KILFINANE
• AGM round the fireside
• Team management­s appointed for 2021
• When will football return?
• Kieran Casey takes over at the helm as president
• STRANGE AND UNPRECEDEN­TED TIMES
• Support during unpreceden­ted times
• AGM of juvenile club Zooms into focus
• No activity of any kind
• Ryan quickly into his stride
• Looking back at Kilworth’s great successes in the 1960s
• Annual general meeting on Friday, January 22
• When Glanworth brothers won All-Ireland medals
• Online AGM goes ahead
• Christmas draw postponed
• The 19th, ever the most popular hole on the course
• AGM well attended remotely
• It’s total lockdown
• Lotto suspended during level 5
• Following in their footsteps
• AGM update
• National Club draw
• GAA PRESIDENT ATTENDS NORTH CORK 1994 ‘MAN OF THE MATCH’ AWARDS
• Drawing a line under 2020 by going online

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