The Avondhu - 2021-07-22

• Inhumane dumping of kittens ‘would break your soul’
• Blackwater in Lismore shows highest mercury level
• Cars ‘used to fortify banks’ of river
• Celebrate Pride parade locally on Sunday
• Jimmy Mangan gearing up for the Galway Races
• Local heritage and community groups set to benefit from funding
• Work on Fermoy cycle lanes to commence ‘straight away’
• VEHICLE RUN A ROARING SUCCESS
• Fermoy event to go ahead ‘with or without permission’
• ‘Do It Yourself’ water testing on River Bride
• New AstroTurf pitch a huge boost to Kilworth community
• Skip bags proving an enduring and unsightly annoyance
• Renovation to ‘greatly improve’ Mocollop Gate Lodge
• Kayleigh Walsh: ‘Pride was one of the best days of my life’
• ‘Shame on you!’ declares former councillor
• Sick Building (House) Syndrome
• Blackwater Valley Opera Festival launches 2021 programme
• Positive ideas for maintenanc­e of Castlehyde Cemetery
• The people ‘have spoken’ - 36 submission­s on Doneraile plans
• Hopes for Mallow to Ballyduff Blueway would be ‘premature’ at this stage
• Progress on columbariu­m wall at Kilcrumper
• Walk to Darby’s Bed with the hillwalkin­g group
• Ballyhoura to help drive regional tourism in Cork, Kerry and Limerick
• No decision on Drumroe solar farm grid connection - for now
• Cllr O’Leary elected to chair of the Northern Committee
• ESB pole goes on fire
• Concerns raised about footpath diversion on Patrick Street
• Air Ambulance assist in fifth incident in Galbally area
• Forage while at the beach
• SKIN APPEAL
• Selma wishes Olympic hopefuls well
• 223 years since the execution of Staker Wallis in Kilfinane
• Duntahane developmen­t among 572 homes delivered by Respond in 2020
• No confirmati­on on demolition at Upper Cork Street
• Group water scheme members urged to conserve water amid continuing dry weather
• Welcome news for Kildorrery on pedestrian crossing review
• National Liam Lynch Commemorat­ion this Sunday
• Have your voice heard on Expanding Ireland’s Marine Protected Areas
• Low flying Tellus aircraft to operate locally
• Security risks surge as a result of remote working
• UL graduate appointed director of Dairy Processing Technology Centre
• New Business Voice Programme launched
• Supporting SMEs to take control of their energy use
• Search on to find Ireland’s next top tech innovators
• EU Digital Covid-19 Certificat­e - Q&A
• Delight for volunteer-led youth clubs and groups with €250,000 funding boost
• MEMORIES 2000 ARCHIVES
• Clash of the ash!
• Letter from the Grey Brigade
• Uniting as one
• Covid 2m rule debunked
• ‘As Some Tall Cliff’ at Cork Arts Theatre
• The legendary Carter family
• ‘The Heart of Saturday Night’ on RTE One
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• Moving forward in Lismore
• WHISKY GALORE
• A walk on the wildside
• Oliver Tobin realises his dream
• Review of the year
• Climate Change measures will cause food prices to rise – ICMSA asks why Govt is reluctant to confirm that
• Very strong trade at Corrin
• EPA Water Quality Report – Positive Trends Emerging
• Glanbia delivers strong first half 2021, ahead of expectatio­ns
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYSAGGA­RT
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• Three year funding policy for Waterford ‘pillar’ festivals and events under scrutiny
• THE AVONDHU COMMUNITY NEWS
• Covid-19 Stability funding sees few local organisati­ons benefit
• Farms - a potentiall­y dangerous environmen­t
• 9th Farm Safety Week encourages farm families to ‘Rethink Safety’
• Dairygold show their support for Farm Safety Week 2021
• Munster schools improve farm safety through schools’ programme
• RETHINK RISK
• Sean Tobin - Goalpost Ireland and much more besides
• Citizens Informatio­n
• Success for Fermoy gents in national qualifier
• Great performanc­e from Alison
• Field developmen­t
• Sarsfields crowned county senior hurling champions
• Best wishes
• Ball wall/AstroTurf progress update
• Junior B victory!
• Wins for Purcell team and intermedia­te ladies
• U15s secure hard fought win
• ALL READY FOR LADY CAPTAIN’S WEEKEND
• Great weekend for Fermoy underage teams
• U13s turn on the style to book their place in the semi-final
• Mooreabbey Milers are county novice B road champions
• U21 hurlers through to premier championsh­ip final
• Deserved win
• Busy week for our U16s
• Seniors come out on top!
• Narrowest of margins
• Spinathon and Funathon Castlelyon­s 2021
• Last weekend of action
• Q-F date with Lough Rovers on Saturday
• CÚL CAMP A SUCCESS
• Fast start proves decisive
• Munster juvenile track and field
• Synergy Credit Union Bob Burke 4 mile road race
• LATEST RESULTS
• WINNING WAYS CONTINUE
• Seniors start
• Mitchelsto­wn advance to league final
• All efforts pay off
• First ever game for Brew Boys United
• TRAGEDY IN MONAGHAN
• RIP Tony O’Riordan
• The Edge Sports Blackwater Triathlon race cancelled
• Limerick claim 3-in-a-row of Munster titles
• First half goals set Ballyhooly on their way to victory
• Cork minor hurlers annihilate Clare
• AFLW champ O’Dwyer on fire for Tipp
• Cork ladies advance to quarter-finals
• Doneraile lose out as Dripsey advance to county final
• A win over Ballycloug­h and advancemen­t to league semi-final
• Bright start from U17s
• Saints win first match in junior B football championsh­ip
• Brilliant weekend for captain’s prize winners, Claire and Jim
• Junior B champions following big win
• Kieran Dennehy’s captain’s prize takes place this weekend
• Date set for league AGM - Monday, 26th July
• Juveniles push on despite heatwave
• Congratula­tions John and team
• Action at every level
• Lotto now €10,400
• Everyone enjoying games in the sunshine...
• Brace for O’Keeffe at Tipperary
• What a finish
• UNITED ARE CHAMPIONS
• Fermoy Community Youth Centre news
• What is mindful eating?

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