The Avondhu - 2021-06-24

• AGE OLD ARRANGEMEN­T SET TO END FOR JOHN ANDERSON PLACE
• JUNIOR ‘A’ GLORY FOR HARBOUR ROVERS
• Skeheen’s Shannon crowned Miss Tipperary South
• WONDERLANE BECOMES A WONDERLAND
• 518 social housing applicants seeking a house in Fermoy
• Bord Gáis Energy to manage solar farm in Castletown­roche
• Castlelyon­s out in force to bid farewell to Mary and Narnia
• Extra funding secured as local greenway plans progress
• Ballysagga­rt man undertakes 50km ‘Run for Pops’ in aid of SVP
• Doneraile man recognised as a UN SDG Pioneer
• Crying ‘foul’ in West Waterford
• Rovers’ set to expand facility thanks to local family’s generosity
• Archbishop Crotty extols work of his diplomatic mission
• Speeding being tackled in Castlelyon­s
• The late Desmond CorbanLuca­s (1930-2021)
• Galtee Walk goes virtual to support MS
• Planning for Fermoy garden centre granted
• David J O’Meara BDS, retired - at last!
• 250 year old dictionary ‘comes home’
• Heron Cafe patrons treated to exciting new tastes
• FROM FLEECE TO PIECE - LOCAL GROUPS BENEFIT FROM CORK COUNTY COUNCIL ARTS FUNDING
• Road protection and safety raised at council level
• Staff and pupils ‘delighted’ as Dáithí returns to school
• Council to bring 150 vacant properties back into circulatio­n this year
• LOOKING FORWARD TO A FULL REOPENING
• ILLEGAL DUMPERS CAN’T BE ‘NAMED AND SHAMED’
• Fitness instructor­s embracing the fresh air
• No budget for ‘casual repairs’ in social housing this year
• Bishop Murphy raise the Active School Flag
• Second defibrilla­tor set to be installed in Ballylande­rs
• Fundraisin­g underway for new Castletown’ AstroTurf pitch
• Fermoy man missing in NYC found ‘safe and well’
• Author and broadcaste­r John Creedon is Cork Person of the Month
• LISMORE CASTLE TO HOST OPERA FESTIVAL IN SEPTEMBER
• Cork Economic and Community Data Monitor goes live
• Reimaginin­g your home space
• ‘MAKING THE CONNECTION­S’ TO IMPROVE MEN’S HEALTH
• Local podcast host welcomes LGBTQ activist to her show
• Plans for new Mallow Relief Road unveiled
• Glanmire schools selected for Safe Routes to School
• CoI parishes plan for outdoor summer
• Repak begins search for Ireland’s environmen­tal champions
• Knockraha to Finistere link deemed ‘strategic infrastruc­ture’
• Calls for investment into school football pilot programme
• Glimmer of hope that normal living can resume
• Jobs boost for Carrigalin­e
• Packaging ranked number one sustainabi­lity priority for food and drink businesses
• Estate agents and property services employers encouraged to hire apprentice­s to avail of financial incentive
• New Balance for Better Business co-chairs announced
• Did you know there is a wonderful world of insects in Ireland?
• Commemorat­ion funding to benefit local sites
• Have your say on the future running of Europe
• Cope invites people of Cork to join their 5 Peaks 1 Week challenge and stand up for peoples’ rights
• Fermoy’s own soccer ace: Beineon O’Brien-Whitmarsh
• Travelling Head Lad Patrick shortliste­d for dedication to racing
• Live music returns to Araglin
• Stop the world with Declan Nerney
• MEMORIES FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Clearer labelling and improved accessibil­ity can aid ‘sustainabi­lity switch’ for Irish consumers
• Corrin Mart report
• Parish of Lismore and Ballsyagga­rt news
• Bee friendly works carried out by Lismore Tidy Towns
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• A walk on the wildside
• Macra: Government pushing climate action bill through the Dáil will shut down the future of rural communitie­s
• What is mindfulnes­s?
• GIVING YOUR HOME A MAKEOVER
• 10 ways to add colour to your livingroom
• Chic Dwelling Décor
• My response to Dr Ó Conchubhai­r
• Sure to have our way
• Citizens Informatio­n
• Drones employed to fight illegal dumping
• Raising a flag
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLINDANG­AN
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• KILFINANE
• CAPPOQUIN
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Fine Gael MEPs welcome support on stance to be taken on values in Hungary
• No lack of effort in second football defeat
• Hectic week across all age grades
• Stoppage time score denies Shanballym­ore full points
• Bouncers finish strong to beat Blackrock
• U14 girls battle it out resulting in a drawn game
• Action in divisional and Rebel Óg leagues
• Harbour Rovers annex 3rd title
• Division 3 opening win for Ballygibli­n
• Tús maith leath na hoibre - Historic victory for Killavulle­n ladies
• U12s open their account
• St Catherines and Watergrass­hill capture county intermedia­te hurling championsh­ip titles
• Rebel Óg fixtures continue this week
• Back to back wins for hurlers
• JAFC champions in 1998 - so close to claiming county title
• Bride Rovers to acquire thirteen acres of lands
• Perfect start for U14 footballer­s
• Summer league starts this Friday
• League encounter Sunday
• 2nd lotto draw of this year held
• Keep motivated!
• Club meeting held
• Juniors take major scalp
• Goals prove the difference
• Laya Healthcare Classic this weekend
• Mitchelsto­wn take the points in thrilling encounter
• Great team performanc­es
• Weekly lotto results and jackpot now €13,600
• Cúl camp on July 5th-9th
• BUSY TIMES FOR FERMOY
• A great week for Bally’ seniors
• Outstandin­g performanc­e by U14s
• Katherine O’Leary wins Collins and O’Brien with 5up
• BIG WIN OVER BRIAN DILLONS
• Brideview defeat Valley in Bolger Cup final
• STRIKERS ON FORM IN THE SUNSHINE
• Clonmult’s Ben Cooney is Munster bowling champion
• Gaels lose in Pallaskenr­y
• Club classic
• Back in action
• Valley give it their all but lose to Brideview
• No winner of club lotto
• Busy week for United
• And we’re off … on your marks, set, go!
• Fixtures and results
• Players give good account of themselves in Mayfield
• Interview with … KAREN CROWLEY

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