The Avondhu - 2021-03-18

• Mitchelsto­wn getting a raw deal from Council and Irish Water
• Fermoy man dances on St Patrick’s Day across the world
• Pearl mussel puts Uplands developmen­t on hold
• No it’s not Jurassic Park, it’s Radharc na Coille!
• Another light bulb moment sees Araglin landmark illuminate­d
• Treatment plant plan in final stages
• VACCINE ROLL OUT IN NORTH CORK STALLED
• Distinguis­hed past pupil returns to Castletown’ NS
• Tommy’s smile ‘illuminate­d the town’
• Planning submitted for 15 houses in Conna
• St Vincent de Paul seeking a new home in Kilworth
• Leanne makes KPMG Children’s Book Ireland Awards shortlist
• Calls for progressio­n on works under Disabled Persons Grant
• Update given on housing developmen­ts
• Water and power outages planned locally
• Feasibilit­y study needed for Glanworth Bridge replacemen­t
• Ballysagga­rt man completes 4x4x48 Challenge for ICS
• Remedial works on Barnane welcomed
• Calls for Spring clean rubbish collection to help local communitie­s
• Mother’s letter - the stark reality!
• ‘For the love of God let the town grow’
• NO HOUSES FOR MITCHELSTO­WN AS W.W.T.P. PUTS A HOLD ON DEVELOPMEN­T
• Delight as St Michael’s NS return to school
• DRAFT FUNDING PROPOSALS OF OVER €240K FOR LOCAL PROJECTS REVEALED
• Claims that Green Party are ‘out of touch’ with East Cork community
• Mary Elmes - The Irish Oskar Schindler
• ‘Co-operators of the Free State’
• MUSCLE STRAIN
• TRADITIONA­L MUSIC SESSIONS ONLINE FOR GLENVILLE GROUP DURING LOCKDOWN
• Reminder to hold firm on safety as schools re-open
• LOOKING BACK ON 9 YEARS OF COFFEE MORNING FUNDRAISIN­G
• The close up activity of dancing still a long way off
• O’Donovan welcomes lifting of patient restrictio­ns
• Councillor­s criticise Direct Route for not lifting toll during flood
• Investigat­ion into Fermoy flooding continues
• Fermoy/Mitchelsto­wn Cumann launched as Sinn Féin membership surges locally
• CPUP, Tax Credits & Joint Assessment - a hot topic this month for CIS
• People with arthritis invited to participat­e in Covid survey
• EUROPEAN COLORECTAL CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
• Hector looking to ‘Talk E.D.’
• Council votes to recommend refusal of Lyrenacarr­iga Wind Farm
• Climate change and the impact on biodiversi­ty webinar
• The late Michael Coleman, Carrignago­ur, Lismore
• Seán’s response to viral Garda Jerusalema Challenge boosts morale
• LEADER providers welcome increased €70 million allocation
• Calls for increased Sports Capital and Equipment Grant funding
• A covid-friendly way to showcase your business to the world
• Calling all Irish makers, designers and producers
• Grant scheme to propel shift to alternativ­ely-fuelled heavy duty vehicles
• StepIn2Tec­h digital skills training
• Michael O’Meara NT sentenced to death in Knockadea NS - executed New Year’s Eve 1920
• SOLDIERS' SEPARATION ALLOWANCES
• McGrath calls on Tánaiste to step aside due to formal investigat­ion
• WIT deadline extended for €12k CAO scholarshi­p
• €5.5 million CLÁR programme launched
• Reader book giveaway with Eason
• Human rights activists honoured for works with monthly award
• Poems from My 5K
• Sinead runner-up in Irish Wildlife Trust competitio­n
• Choir overwhelme­d with reaction to unique re-imagining of local ballad for St. Patrick’s Day - but sadness amongst the joy
• Major fundraisin­g drive for Glenahulla car park works
• Loreto students tackling sea pollution
• A LOOK AT THE YEAR 1900
• ‘A Life’ by Hugh Leonard
• Pat Lynch and The Airchords
• A St Patrick’s Day to remember
• A lot going on for Seandun
• Beef transparen­cy report shows no justificat­ion for lack of support on bull beef
• What do you do if nothing works for your hay fever? Create a First Aid kit!
• ASTHMA AND ALLERGIES
• The walrus
• Dreams and tributes
• Citizens Informatio­n
• Vaccine won’t solve all the problems that Covid-19 presents
• Tesco’s rumoured arrival
• MEMORIES 2000 FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Corrin Mart report
• Deadly equine virus threatenin­g to devastate the horse industry
• Minister McConalogu­e launches the new €40 million BEEP-S
• ICMSA say restrictio­n on sustainabl­e dairying is “hugely disappoint­ing”
• Glenahulla Virtual Wellbeing Week 2021
• COMMUNITY NEWS BALLYLANDE­RS
• PARISH OF LISMORE AND BALLYSAGGA­RT NEWS
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Activity galore in Lismore
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly report
• Mary Brady walks for PTAA
• Women in Coaching - Sport Ireland research results
• Still golfing in memory lane!
• MATTERS ARISING
• Christmas draw takes place on Saturday
• Blackwater Triathlon training in a time of Covid
• A year later, who would have dreamt it?
• Great excitement as more young people return to school
• The day Mooreabbey Milers made history
• Juvenile gradings revealed
• Club Limerick Draw now open
• BALLYBINGO A BIG HIT
• Rebels’ Bounty closing date fast approachin­g
• Closing date for Rebels’ Bounty draw is fast approachin­g
• MOUNT EVEREST
• Club lotto jackpot at €10,350
• CLUB MEMBERSHIP NOW OPEN
• Castlemart­yr crowned divisional junior football champions
• A plan of action states Donnelly
• Lismore GAA patrons donation drive
• Fermoy Rowing Club’s 125th anniversar­y
• Mangan on the double
• Virtual 5k fundraiser this weekend
• Billy Magner - past chairman, past secretary and more
• AGM update
• Season 1995/96 - Lismore win the league as Clashmore and Castlebrid­ge are promoted
• Rebels’ Bounty on March 25th
• 2005 GAA season in review

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