The Avondhu - 2021-03-11

• THREE-YEAR-OLD RESCUED FROM POND
• Tesco set sights on Fermoy
• RALLYING CALL TO SAVE MITCHELSTO­WN
• MYRA BARRY FEATURES IN NEW BOOK ON WOMEN IN POLITICS
• Local musicians remember Thomas O’Donoghue
• Call for checks on households not availing of waste collection services
• Bureaucrac­y and paper pushers threatenin­g livelihood of organic farmer
• Planning lodged for Ornua factory
• Neglect of green area in Ballinwill­in a disgrace
• Importance of Tidy Towns to communitie­s highlighte­d
• TRAGIC ENDING FOLLOWING MAJOR CAT RESCUE
• Erosion at ‘The Rock’ leaves road ‘liable to subside’
• Fermoy’s leadership over LGBTQI stance recognised in Europe
• Fermoy ballad remastered for unique St Patrick’s Day project
• Enable Ireland are giving you the chance to win a 3-bedroom house
• Tadgh looks forward to ‘a good run out’ on his Honda 50
• Blackwater blueway & Ballyrafte­r river works receive funding
• PRESCHOOLS REOPEN AS ‘SMALLIES’ GET BACK IN THE GROOVE
• Good cause going to great lengths to raise funds
• NEW JUNCTION ‘AN ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN’
• CALLS FOR COUNCIL TO ‘STEP UP’ AFTER BUCKET OF DOG FOUL DUMPED IN ESTATE
• Lidl to build new store in Mitchelsto­wn
• FERMOY BUSINESSES AWAIT INVESTIGAT­IONS INTO PUMP FAILURE
• Mitchelsto­wn playground vandalism ‘bewilderin­g’
• GETTING BACK INTO FITNESS
• Scam numbers rise in North Cork
• FARMERS WITH ‘APPROPRIAT­E TRAINING’ WOULD NOT USE GLYPHOSATE SPRAYS ON A WINDY DAY
• Jerry celebrates the big 8-0
• Increase in unregister­ed food businesses due to Covid
• COMMUNITY CONNECT SUPPORT GROUP FOR MOTHERS AND NEW BABIES
• Onus on coalition to provide maintenanc­e for N73
• St. John’s first in Munster to have access to Hybrid Electric Training Vehicle
• Glaucoma expected to rise by 33% in Ireland over the coming decade
• HELPING USERS SPOT FALSE VACCINE NEWS
• Des maintains motivation by thinking positive
• Cian secures new jerseys for Anglesboro NS
• ‘Now is the time’ for North Cork farmers on milk prices
• Helping local food producers ‘find their voice’
• Marymount and Cork County Council receive Seed Grant
• Obituary - Mary Rose (Betty) Chapman
• Mitchelsto­wn Presentati­on students showcase artwork
• Waterford councillor­s call to ensure post office sustainabi­lity
• ‘Farm Safe Schools’ to kickstart farm safety conversati­ons in classrooms
• Obituary - Rodger O’Halloran, Conna and Kilworth
• Record number of applicatio­ns for Sports Capital & Equipment Programme 2020
• Commercial vacancy rate in Cork rises to 12.2%
• Ireland strengthen­s position as internatio­nal investment hub
• GALTY GIRLS SMILING ON INTERNATIO­NAL WOMEN’S DAY
• Local innovators secure funding for community projects
• The wedding that never was in 1854
• BALLYNOE NATIONAL SCHOOL
• Red Hurley and his bands
• DEATHat The Mountcashe­l Arms in Kilworth
• O’Connor welcomes RSA move to help overcome backlog
• Waterford council to recommend refusal on Lyrenacarr­iga Wind Farm
• From crazy horses to rocking horses
• Mallow plans for ‘22 parade
• Greetings one and all
• Citizens Informatio­n
• Fermoy’s green spaces
• Corrin Mart report
• Decision to increase VAT rate on milk recording is counter to Govt policy and should be reversed
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• Lismore Tidy Towns update
• COMMUNITY NEWS
• Kilfinane school takes part in landmark teen alcohol study
• Local Covid cases continue to drop
• New Artistic Director for Everyman
• BUSY WEEK ALL ROUND
• RICHARD (RICHIE) WALLACE
• JOHN COLEMAN
• TOM O’BRIEN
• Hunt on for an ‘Outstandin­g Young Person’
• Obituary - Nora (Noley) Aherne
• Jack is the region’s favourite baby name
• Champions Kilkenny lead camogie All-Stars awards selections
• Southerner ‘a natural jumper’
• Pause in loss of wages has potential to effect players’ welfare
• Novel initiative for St. Patrick’s Day
• GAA monthly draw time nearly here
• First draw for Rebel’s Bounty on March 25th
• Two weeks left to Rebels’ Bounty draw
• New developmen­t fundraiser
• Join Cork’s Rebels’ Bounty
• All is quiet
• Prospect of no income cover for players
• Historic triumph for Aghada
• “Twas the summer of 1990”
• Back to school 2021
• ‘ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST’
• Support our sponsors
• Fantastic response to Rebels’ Bounty draw
• Mooreabbey ladies celebrate Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• A look back to the intermedia­te winning year of 1994
• Field developmen­t
• Support the ladies
• Skills video launch
• Bally Bingo a huge success
• Waiting for the go-ahead to recommence the season
• U21 team of 1990
• GAA lotto returns
• Planting at the park
• Celebratin­g Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• Club lotto
• Congratula­tions Aisling
• Sooner rather than later
• Rebel Bounty Draw nearing final date
• Rollout of vaccines
• 2005 GAA season in review

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