The Avondhu - 2021-07-01

• FERMOY ROWER SET TO REPRESENT IRELAND AT WORLDS
• BUDDY & THOSE DAISIES …
• Interim solution for Mitchelsto­wn still not found
• Critical of delay
• Galbally man praises services of the Irish Community Air Ambulance
• Local priest vividly recalls Sophie’s murder
• Proposals for Cappoquin regenerati­on open for public opinion
• MEDJUGORJE FAITHFUL GATHER IN KILWORTH
• Extension works commence at Fermoy Community Hospital
• ‘MY OPEN LIBRARY’ TO OPEN IN FERMOY IN EARLY AUGUST
• Public asked not to share videos and images online of fatal M8 collision in Co. Tipperary
• Celebratin­g St John’s Eve at Doonpeter
• Planning for new houses in Clondulane
• Opinions differ on Mitchelsto­wn’s street furniture
• Little Friends Little Needs going strong in Castlelyon­s
• Derelict and vacant houses focus of Draft Limerick Developmen­t Plan
• Proposed age friendly parking at Brian Boru Square will have to wait
• Injured biker confident of participat­ing in run
• Council’s housing projects to get back up and running again
• Minister must invest in reducing test backlog – Sherlock
• Upgrades and repairs sought throughout Fermoy MD
• Golf classic success for community developmen­t group
• ‘Angry and disgusted’ at Government decision on indoor activity
• No indoor dining for now as outdoor dining deemed a ‘lifeline’ but ‘not viable’
• CLOGHEEN COUNCILLOR MAKES HISTORY AS NEW CATHAOIRLE­ACH
• Kildorrery’s Caoimhe Duggan launches new book
• AVOIDING MUSCLE STRAINS
• Dawn of a new lotto draw for Carraig na bhFear GAA Club
• Dáithí’s ‘sheer drive’ aids his recovery
• 501 active compensati­on claims made against Cork County Council
• Hillwalkin­g Radio Group back in action
• Interim solution for Mitchelsto­wn still only at ‘feasibilit­y planning stage’
• Public urged to ‘use common sense’ as Orange forest fire risk warning in place
• Second-level students to be accommodat­ed in attending next-nearest school
• Ballylande­rs’ Johnny Murphy selected for 2021 hurling championsh­ip
• Credit unions on withdrawal of Provident and Amigo from Irish market
• Small house fire on the Tallow road
• Majority of Munster consumers want to follow a more sustainabl­e diet
• CROSSWORD CORNER
• 63% OF IRISH ADULTS HAVE AT LEAST ONE STREAMING SERVICE
• The Art of Relaxation
• Forum have their say on draft county developmen­t plan
• Kilworth flower farmer celebrates Irish Flower Week
• STILL NO TIMEFRAME FOR CONTACTLES­S TICKETS AND MALLOW-CORK FARE CHANGE
• BCPs at Ballysagga­rt, Knockanore, Mount Melleray and Modeligo launched
• Former Glanmire teacher elected Mayor of the County of Cork
• Record number of applicatio­ns requires increase in Sports Capital Programme funding - Stanton
• Local athletes take to Morton Stadium for nationals
• Annual Tour de Munster Charity Cycle officially launched
• Local retailers avail of Covid-19 Online Retail Scheme
• New look newsletter launched at CU Summer Webinar
• Urban Outdoors Activity Programme comes to Fermoy
• Cork County Council to take the lead on Mallow - Dungarvan greenway
• Castlelyon­s Community Council news
• Gardaí issue further advice around scam calls
• Former welfare home occupancy level remains low with facility under review
• Have your say on the Local Property Tax
• Fermoy Show 1991 - number 46!
• Cork Airport welcomes new Lufthansa service to Frankfurt
• DOES MY INSURANCE POLICY COVER WORK FROM HOME?
• Almost two in five workers still awaiting clarity over post-Covid work practices
• Ireland’s position as an outlier in the EU cemented by indoor hospitalit­y decision
• Experience Economy disappoint­ed with decision to postpone indoor activities
• O’Sullivan calls for new elective hospital to be located in Glanmire
• A NEW EXPERIENCE FOR ALL
• Bringing Mary Lavin to life - ‘In The Middle of the Fields’
• LEAVE NO TRACE IRELAND CAMPAIGN LAUNCH
• Extension plans for St Mary’s School, Mallow
• Cork pilot event brings opera back to the stage
• The new kids on the block
• Covid Care Concerts prove a success
• A re-imagined week long 2021 Harvest
• EPA survey highlights need for everyone to do a simple radon test in their homes
• New charity aims to create children’s heart angel gardens
• What is mindfulnes­s?
• ‘No to M20 Navy Route’ meeting held in Whitechurc­h
• Families come out in force to enjoy the outdoors
• 2000 MEMORIES ARCHIVES
• Pride flags
• Now at top level
• Is there anyone out there?
• Citizens Informatio­n
• National Maternity scandal
• Lack of bins
• A walk on the wildside
• Kildorrery lotto results
• NEWS FROM THE CLUBS
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt
• REVOLUTION­ARY ROAD
• Kilworth Active Retirement Group
• OUR WEEKLY BLAST FROM THE PAST …
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Dairygold launches sustainabi­lity training programme designed to identify pathway to on-farm carbon reduction targets
• High demand for cattle at Corrin Mart
• TAMS II tranche closing date 23rd July
• DAIRYGOLD RAISING AWARENESS
• Young Farmers must not be forgotten in the closing hours of CAP negotiatio­ns
• €13.35M Basic Payment Scheme Refund announced
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL
• KILLAVULLE­N
• KILBEHENNY
• CAPPOQUIN
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly report
• THE AVONDHU COMMUNITY NEWS
• T.O. Park to feature on spotlight TV
• First county championsh­ip race brings bronze for the Mooreabbey men
• The future is bright
• Cúl Camp on the way
• Second win for intermedia­te hurlers
• Fr O’Neill’s crowned divisional county, Munster and All-Ireland junior hurling champions
• Busy bees!
• Ballyhea come on strong
• Kildorrery edged out by Milford
• Hurlers win in Tipperary
• Youths bow out
• Juveniles in action
• Good win over Enniskeane
• Lotto at €10,200
• Tommy scoops first prize in Rebels’ Bounty draw
• Great effort from juveniles
• Take care at the park
• Michael Kenneally RIP
• Cross lands first Group 1
• Kate Biggane presents her lady captain’s prizes on Friday and Saturday
• U16s off to a winning start for their league campaign
• Second win in the division 3 league
• FOCUS ON HURLING
• Latest results
• Summer league off to a great start
• League defeats
• Quiet Sunday for Munster cycling
• Swim marathon exploits
• Déise Super Draw 2021
• Go Games are flying high
• Lotto update
• Youths reach league final
• Club meeting held
• Interview with Brian O’Connor
• Narrow defeat to local rivals
• U14 county final this Sunday
• LATE DRAMA!
• Junior A and B football action
• Abbey Rovers kicked off their division 2 football League
• Sky Blues break Cork hearts
• Great showing from intermedia­te hurlers
• Lotto update
• Three wins from three
• Munster champions!
• Tough competitiv­e encounter
• Future date to follow
• Mary Barry scores a 67 to win Centra competitio­n
• Ballyduff a hive of activity
• Great excitement at national finals
• John and Catherine winners
• Glanworth’s gallant fifteen
• CLUB LOTTO
• Match results
• Busy week ahead
• Finishing date closes in
• Congratula­tions to Cathal English
• Delegate meeting and AGM to take place soon
• Ladies prevail in epic battle
• A BUSY WEEK
• U14s county winners
• Junior A footballer­s complete league and championsh­ip double in 1999
• Welter of excitement at the end of hurling encounter
• ARAGLIN CONTINUES TO PACK THEM IN

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