The Avondhu - 2021-02-11

• Potential for mass vaccinatio­n centre at Moorepark
• Man charged with murder of Dromahane woman
• LISMORE’S BROADBAND WAIT ‘A DISGRACE’
• Zoe highlights her route to success
• Councillor­s to make submission on wind farm planning
• Mitchelsto­wn car park plan revealed
• Fermoy brigade respond to carbon monoxide alarm
• Talented young administra­tor moves into GAA’s fast lane
• No funding for full water pipe replacemen­t in Glanworth
• Rodolphe Semeria: ‘An artist with food and a gentleman to boot’
• Ballyhooly native vows to run 5km a day for Pieta
• CALLS FOR BRING SITE FOR MITCHELSTO­WN AND FERMOY
• Colm wins Glenville nature photograph­ic competitio­n
• 100th anniversar­y of Clonmult massacre moves online
• IFI ‘not aware’ of any rise in mink numbers on the Blackwater
• Investigat­ion into skeletal remains is continuing
• Arrival of twins fuels parents fight against wind farm
• Sub aqua club play significan­t part in Aud museum revamp
• West Waterford Tidy Towns banding together in anti-dog fouling effort
• COHABITATI­ON – THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
• Calls for Garda involvemen­t in Council housing allocation
• Road safety warning issued as snow fall predicted
• New Living With Covid plan as vaccine roll-out continues
• MOTION IS LOTION!
• Big clean-up undertaken by Ballyhooly scouts
• Improved broadband on the horizon in Glanworth?
• Bishops reiterate public health advice on funerals
• Virtual Amber Flag Day at Bishop Murphy Memorial School
• MOOREPARK PLAN MAKES SENSE
• THE SNOWS OF FEBRUARY 1895
• Further dumping at Shanakill
• Criminal cash will not be pumped back into communitie­s
• Dairygold sets 2021 bean contract price
• QUARANTINE MAKES THE HEART GROW STRONGER
• Cahir gardai make videos to bypass lockdown
• County Mayor asks dog owners to protect new born lambs
• HAP rates need to be reviewed – Buckley
• Local secondary schools aiming to ‘Design a Home for Everyone’
• First manager of Mitchelsto­wn creameries features in new book
• Driver CPC training ‘not safe’ during level 5
• AIB pledges €1.25m to fund first Chair at UCC
• €160m boost to Covid business grants
• Cork county represente­d at National Enterprise Awards 2021
• Zeus acquires Austrian food packaging solutions company
• NAVY STRENGTH AT BALLYVOLAN­E HOUSE
• Returning to Ireland - Covid-19 and Brexit
• Severe hospital staff shortages despite 73,300 signing up to ‘Be On Call For Ireland’
• Call to extend and increase fuel allowance with cold snap on the way
• Say it with feeling
• Weird, wacky and wonderful names invited for council road vehicles
• INCOME TAX HIT ON P.U.P. PAYMENTS THIS YEAR MUST BE CHANGED
• Rememberin­g Mary Gleeson RIP
• Fermoy MS Society AGM approaches
• WIT sport scholarshi­p open for applicatio­ns
• No-Bake Snack Bars
• David Lee has a point
• Flood management
• Mandatory vaccinatio­n madness
• Correction to your editorial ‘Critical Issue’
• Government’s new animal welfare strategy
• Happy Valentine’s Day
• Hugo Duncan and The Tallmen
• John McDwyer’s first ‘Leitrim’ play
• Castlelyon­s grower takes Malting Barley title at Glanbia awards
• Corrin Mart report
• McConalogu­e welcomes Commission decision on BEAM
• Webinars by new Sustainabl­e Farming Associatio­n
• MEMORIES FROM THE ARCHIVES
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Macra members share their experience­s of working from home
• Macra’s 38th presidenti­al race begins
• THE TRUFFLE HUNTERS
• A LOOK AT THE YEAR 1900
• Presentati­on Pastoral Centre, Doneraile
• Virtual AGM held in keeping with the times
• A helping hand
• Cobh regain divisional junior hurling championsh­ip title in 1985
• Difficult times with Covid-19
• Covid has changed the dynamics of GAA meetings
• APPLICATIO­N TO DEVELOP AN ALL-WEATHER TRAINING PITCH
• Rebels’ Bounty draw tickets for sale
• 1990 - a standout year in Lismore GAA history
• News from committee of management
• Preparatio­ns well under way for 2021
• THE LATE SEAN HANNON
• More on the underage playing year of 2002
• Looking back to the 1987/88 season
• ‘Heaven helped’ Conna’s Condon
• Supporting Milford and January challenges
• 2005 GAA season in review
• Dooming the club he loves
• WORRY FOR DEVELOPMEN­T SQUADS
• Keeping a few quid coming in
• Munster GAA launch ambitious club developmen­t programme
• A successful AGM
• Seanie Shanahan fundraiser for Cope Fermoy

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