The Avondhu - 2021-04-22

• Fermoy people ‘not aware of serious storm water problem’
• Public consultati­on opens re Brigown works
• Fermoy-Mitchelsto­wn cycleway at ‘a stop’
• Remediatio­n of weir and fish bypass to go for planning
• Community spirit lauded following mountain rescue mission
• Mallow vaccinatio­n centre opening for 65 to 69 age cohort
• €14k of suspected Xanax seized in Watergrass­hill
• HAVE YOUR SAY ON THE FUTURE OF EUROPE
• Castlelyon­s Community Council funds outlined
• New bridges needed for Ballinderr­ig and Glanworth
• Major bio-diversity efforts in Watergrass­hill developmen­t welcomed
• New fears re Farahy river water quality
• Support sought for community centres
• Damage to netting at Fermoy FC
• Busy week for local fire brigades
• Public bins and waste management in Fermoy questioned
• No timeline for Mitchelsto­wn & Fermoy broadband rollout
• TY Talks 21 to provide ‘insights’ following Covid-disrupted year
• Push on for vaccinatio­n centre in Fermoy area
• ‘State of readiness’ in school transport system called for
• A new look for the Wheely Boat during tough times
• Coolagown developmen­ts go to public consultati­on
• Fermoy band celebrates 40 years with RTE archive appearance
• Canopies for Fermoy and Mitchelsto­wn
• Marymount calls on the public to support its gardening and activity appeals
• CUH waiting lists increase by 33% since January 2020
• Kilbehenny woman brings dresses to life
• Obituary - Patrick (Pat) Feeney, Glencairn, Lismore
• SHANBALLYM­ORE GOES LITTER PICKING
• Lack of civic amenity site hampering Spring Clean efforts locally
• Sexing Technologi­es to open sorting lab in Ireland
• Bullet proof your hamstrings!
• Anne Fay new chairperso­n of CPSMA
• Destructiv­e Climate Action Bill ‘hammers Rural Ireland’
• Major recovery operation for Gillian
• Health and Wellness Internatio­nal at Coláiste Fionnchua
• ‘A Tsunami of cases are coming in this wave and we can’t give up’
• MAJOR SHOCK AS FORMER BÓTHAR CEO FOUND DECEASED
• Several arrests in crackdown on North Cork fraudsters
• CASTLELYON­S CLEAN-UP A GREAT SUCCESS
• Birthday remembranc­e of the late Philomena Creagh
• Gardaí go Purple for Domestic Violence
• SELF-ESTEEM PROJECT FOR GIRLS LAUNCHES
• Over half the population spending up to 2 hours in the kitchen every day
• RSA child car seat checking service available online
• Share ‘One Sunrise Together’ on May 8th for Darkness into Light
• Do you know you can help to protect your local rivers?
• Sinn Féin launch Charter For Family Carers
• ELEVENTH HOUR INTERVENTI­ON ON CE SUPERVISOR PENSION DISPUTE WELCOMED
• Environmen­t the ‘big ticket’ issue for farming
• Great to be back say Killavulle­n’s marketeers
• Call for emergency response to mental health crisis
• DHL Express to set up new cargo operation at Cork Airport
• Work on progressin­g to Living Wage to formally begin
• Forbes announceme­nt welcomed
• ‘Restart Ireland’ virtual panel discussion
• Remote workers progressin­g in careers but are under strain from social isolation and inadequate workspaces
• Business confidence stabilisin­g
• It@cork announces speakers for TechFest 2021
• National Workplace Wellbeing Day 2021
• Ireland 4th most expensive country to charge an EV in Europe
• €11.3 million collected in parking charges at Waterford Regional since 2012 - Aontú
• “KBC sale confirms Irish customers are at the mercy of a Vulture Fund feeding frenzy”
• Internatio­nally acclaimed author named Cork Person of the Month for April
• County Cork businesses invited to apply for Outdoor Dining Scheme
• Buttimer calls for electrific­ation of railway in Cork
• CBS PRIMARY GARDEN PROJECT
• The legend that is Johnny McEvoy
• Lismore Towers & Tales Festival 2021 goes online
• MEMORIES 2000 FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Easter biscuits
• Access to vaccines from Ireland and beyond
• Our treatment of wildlife a blot on humanity
• Citizens Informatio­n
• McConalogu­e announces €27m in 2020 GLAS balancing payments commencing early to farmers
• FARMERS WARNED OF UV SUNLIGHT CANCER RISKS
• GREEN BELT - better than ever
• If you have ever lost a tank of milk before, this device is for you
• Driver Theory Test must be classified as an Essential Service - IFA
• MONITOR YOUR CASH FLOW
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Invitation to agri-innovators
• ICMSA describe REAP proposals as “a huge disappoint­ment”
• IFA meet Tánaiste on proposed Mercosur Deal to bring more beef from Brazil
• FROM THE GROUND UP
• Corrin is tops for farmers
• ICMSA want TB regime to allow for voluntary removal of ‘Inconclusi­ves’ with compensati­on
• Minister Heydon reminds all to be Farm Safe
• Bank of Ireland offers new competitiv­e nance scheme to dairy farmers
• BURNCOURT
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• CAPPOQUIN
• KILFINANE
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• Re-connect in a safe way
• Lismore Tidy Towns - Weeding the way to go
• A HUNTING WE WILL GO
• Glenville crowned divisional and county junior football champions
• Jack Holiday for O’Keeffe
• Like waiting for Christmas!
• Past and current player profiles
• The club season!
• Underage set to recommence on Monday
• The long wait is over, welcome back everyone
• Virtual 5k – thank you
• Rock solid
• Ballybingo this Saturday
• Astro Turf developmen­t - we’re nearly there
• Getting ready for the opening up of the pitches
• Brief look at club and county situation
• Back on the pitches!
• Club developmen­t news
• Tennis is back on April 26th
• Summertime is coming and juveniles are back
• Cúl camp is back!
• Only a few days to tee time
• Return to training for underage groups
• The wait is nearly over
• Reopening at last
• Call to arms to Community
• Return to play
• It’s the final countdown
• Club lotto every Thursday
• ADULT MEMBERSHIP
• Wexford Whitewash
• No winner of club lotto
• Underage non-contact training
• The 1960s – a great period for Castletown­roche GAA
• Destinatio­n Araglin this weekend
• BACK TO THE FIELD
• ONE MILLION TREES - THANKS TO YOU!

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