The Avondhu - 2021-02-18

• Vaccinatio­n of over 85s in Mitchelsto­wn commences
• No remaining capacity in some local sewerage schemes
• Kildorrery water tower ‘may or may not’ be demolished
• NATIONAL THANK YOU DAY
• Major funding for roadworks and bridge improvemen­ts welcomed
• Watergrass­hill mast applicatio­n goes to An Bord Pleanála
• First Communions and Confirmati­ons deferred
• RESURFACIN­G SOUGHT FOR ‘DIABOLICAL’ PATRICK STREET
• Kildorrery group assist with IMNDA fundraiser
• COUNCIL PREPARING TENDER FOR DUNGARVAN/ MALLOW GREENWAY FEASIBILIT­Y STUDY
• Fermoy Internatio­nal Garden secures a site
• Teacher claims turbines a ‘hammer blow’ to her dream home
• Narrow escape leads to call for urgent safety measures in Glanworth
• TRADING AT ‘THE KITCHEN HOLE’ REJECTED
• Project progresses as CCTV now installed
• Community groups to get cashflow help from Council
• New twist in Fermoy bus stop saga
• Preparatio­n of mass vaccinatio­n centres well under way
• Calls for vaccine centres in Fermoy and Mitchelsto­wn
• Council’s ‘no role’ in Clondulane weir directive
• 50th anniversar­y of Páirc an tAthair Peadar Ó Laoghaire sees applicatio­n for a second pitch
• ‘Grim reality’ behind feel-good dog rescue
• €240 million for sustainabl­e transport projects
• Local man takes on 20-day challenge for OCF
• Multiple funding issues stall requested works
• Online lecture series for Mitchelsto­wn Heritage Society
• GOOD WILL HUNTING . . .
• T.O. Park lighting plan dashed but hopes alive for grant aid
• FERMOY WEIR REPORT DUE THIS MONTH
• Fire brigade units deal with motorway incident
• Roads improvemen­ts and public lighting on Waterford council’s plan
• Choice for Leaving Cert students as the Junior Cert is cancelled
• North Cork to benefit from relief road at Mallow
• Fly-tipping a problem on the Old Road in Ballylande­rs
• O’Keeffe misses Fianna Fáil nomination to Seanad
• MY SON IS WEIGHT TRAINING
• Dog fouling now a major anti-social problem
• ‘Creative Steps to Wellbeing’ with Cork ETB
• Constructi­on on Glenbrohan­e’s Hub halted, but other work continues
• Councillor­s vote for court battle with planning minister
• ‘HAP rates need to be reviewed’ – Buckley
• €12 million needed for Waterdyke Clogher Cross on N73
• CONFIRMATI­ON THAT SCHOOL MEALS FUNDING WILL CONTINUE WELCOMED
• IFA erecting signs to warn of danger of sheep attacks by dogs
• BRIGHTNESS
• BLOOM TO GO VIRTUAL FOR A SECOND YEAR
• €3,481 top-up for Fermoy Leisure Centre
• Ageing Creatively - the Arts and Creativity in care settings
• Several water outages across the region
• TAX BREAKS ‘A ROMANTIC BENEFIT’
• Motivation­al virtual breakfast event to mark Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• STAYING CONNECTED WHILE STAYING APART
• A LOOK AT THE YEAR 1900
• Councillor­s call for changes to Local Improvemen­t Scheme
• CUH and Mercy Hospital to host a ‘digital’ service of remembranc­e
• Araglen’s Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
• Quality of drinking water in private water supplies is putting health at risk, warns EPA
• 43rd annual ‘Press Photograph­er of the Year awards’ to go virtual
• Derelict Sites Bill will protect taxpayer, says Pratt
• Christmas coffee sales bring €63,000 to Aware
• Glanworth Active Retirement - rearing to go
• Plans to address clothes waste to help the environmen­t
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly report
• 2020 officers remain after twinning associatio­n AGM
• A toast to high Zoom numbers!
• THIS WEEK 21 YEARS AGO
• Resilience the secret for Town Coffee Company
• EY Entreprene­ur of the Year 2021 seeking nomination­s
• Competitio­n offering €27k to boost early-stage start-ups
• The great Brush Shiels and Skid Row
• THE PLAYS OF LOUIS DALTON
• Superb initiative from The Everyman
• Historic Late Late Show special for St Patrick’s Day
• Housing shortage?
• We don’t need a fish bypass
• A couple of sayings, like!
• ‘Tragi-Theatre’ show
• Covid science myths and misinforma­tion
• ‘Ridiculous’ profession of regret
• A longing for the Sunday drive
• New Ford S-MAX Hybrid helps active families go electric
• ŠKODA OFFERS FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE NEW FABIA
• ADVICE FOR BUYING A CAR - NEW OR USED
• KEEPING SAFE ON THE ROAD
• Ways you can be environmen­tally friendly in your car buying choices
• January 211 sees new car registrati­ons down 17.8%
• €15m scrappage scheme now available to taxi drivers who go electric
• All you need to know about car tyres for safe driving
• VEHICLE SAFETY
• SEAT Ireland welcomes e-scooters and e-bikes announceme­nt
• Ford Ireland calls for rethink on tax on safety
• Garages stay open during lockdown for repairs
• Opel delivers strongest volume growth in critical January market
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• A poem - Banshee Night
• OUR WEEKLY BLAST FROM THE PAST …
• Minister launches new farming biodiversi­ty initiative
• Good demand at Corrin
• IFA welcomes establishm­ent of national producer organisati­on for forest owners
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• CAPPOQUIN
• KILLAVULLE­N
• TB status influentia­l amongst young farmers
• Another busy week for Seandún Macra
• Citizen Informatio­n
• What’s another year?
• Nicola Cremin Hurley wins the jackpot!
• Full lotto results update
• UPDATE ON REBELS’ BOUNTY COUNTY BOARD DRAW
• NO RETURN UNTIL EASTER AT THE EARLIEST
• Rememberin­g Catherine Hogan on her first anniversar­y
• AGM this Friday night
• Virtual AGM a great success
• O’Keeffe on the mark
• Virtual AGM update
• LEVELLING THE FIELD
• Ashling Hutchings profiled
• 1990 - synonymous with most successful period in Lismore GAA history
• €500 up for grabs
• Rebels’ Bounty Draw
• A junior B game thirty years ago
• No return to GAA for now
• Rebels’ Bounty Draw - entries close March 24
• LOTTO RESULTS
• No games until Easter
• A STRANGE YEAR
• Ballyduff become first club to complete league and cup double in 1988/89 season
• DONE AND DUSTED MAYBE
• 2005 GAA season in review
• COLMAN’S PODCAST
• Cobh regain divisional junior hurling championsh­ip title in 1985
• AGM season
• PLAYING ACTIVITY STILL A DISTANCE AWAY
• Zoom meetings

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