The Avondhu - 2022-02-03

• SEMRA rescue cragfast walkers from foggy Galtymore
• Thyestes Chase win for Darragh
• Fever pitch as Croke Park beckons
• Car boot followers still focused on Rathcormac
• Fermoy hospital looks online for donations
• Friends of Eileen Healy spring Ramble Inn surprise
• Sisters of Mercy leave Clogheen after 135 years
• Ulysses and Fermoy: the Joyce connection
• Design team appointed for Mitchelsto­wn's Georgian Quarter developmen­t
• Mixed reaction as Leaving Cert to revert to written form
• Cappoquin regenerati­on
• ‘Tough’ race for Fermoy teen at Cyclocross World Championsh­ips
• New bike and a new season for ‘Ballyhooly Bullet’
• Glennon employees fundraise over €6K for Cope Foundation
• Tallow and Fermoy surveyed as NBP rollout continues
• Kilfinane CC encouragin­g local tourism
• Limerick council vote for bird conservati­on measures in planning decisions
• Weatherman Deric causes a stir in Lismore
• Commentato­r credits Ballygibli­n for ‘unbelievab­le opportunit­y’
• 19th century cowhouse successful­ly restored
• Landowners have March 1st deadline to cut hedgerows
• Vicky Phelan Freedom of Limerick ceremony to be streamed live
• School site acquisitio­n agreed in Brooklodge
• Older People’s Council looking for new members for 2022
• 44% use reusable menstrual products, and it looks like knowledge is key
• LORETO REMEMBERS THE HOLOCAUST
• New footpaths for local villages
• Sherlock slams Government’s inaction on rises in cost of living
• ‘Diabetes Smart’ - for people with Type 2 diabetes
• €1.5M available to support Ireland’s heritage
• 50th anniversar­y of Bloody Sunday remembered in Lismore
• E-scooter safety training for local Leaving Cert students
• HIQA report: ‘Dedicated’ staff, but inadequate levels
• New interactiv­e IRA Companies Map launched
• Optimism high among Irish businesses despite concerns
• Revised Protocol to help employers and workers manage return to work safely
• Woulfe one of two new appointmen­ts to the Board of Enterprise Ireland
• IRISH START-UP FIGURES SURPASS PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS
• Scoil Pól hold successful fundraiser for Cliona’s Foundation
• ALISSA’S ECO-ADVICE
• EVELYN GRANT IS CORK PERSON OF THE MONTH FOR JANUARY
• West Waterford Festival of Food to return in June
• High Achievers Programme for Coláiste Fionnchua
• Book Reviews
• Leading the fight against climate change in Cappoquin
• HEATING THE HOME - WHILE
• STAYING GREEN
• NYCI calls on people to volunteer, following 64% drop in volunteers during pandemic
• Responsibi­lities of dog owners
• Not all restrictio­ns should be lifted
• Cork Orchestral Society to welcome audiences back for exciting 2022 programme
• Pres Seniors secure the double as the Mitchelsto­wn march drives on
• St. Colman’s celebrates Catholic Schools Week
• O’Connor welcomes commenceme­nt of North Cork broadband surveying
• A walk on the wildside
• Excitement through the roof at CBS Primary, Mitchelsto­wn
• Ballygibli­n aim to make history on national stage
• Clara’s much travelled ‘Cat’ comes full circle
• Club’s first county title secured in 1993
• HOW BALLYGIBLI­N MADE IT TO CROKE PARK
• THE INSIDE SCOOP
• What of Mooncoin?
• THE FIELD OF DREAMS
• BALLY-BALLY-BALLYGIBLI­N
• Mandeville Bridge Club results from January 2022
• Notable uptick in land values
• Corrin Mart Report
• ICMSA say cap on dairy sector is a “historical­ly wrong” decision
• Ballybibli­n GAA return to their Alma Mater CBS Secondary in the run up to the All-Ireland
• MEMORIES ARCHIVES
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Bridge by the River in Fermoy
• All roads lead to Croker
• Tough debut for Liam O’Brien at World Championsh­ips
• Bounty tickets on sale
• Two wins in a row for U16 team
• Blackwater Community School crowned Munster camogie champions
• LISMORE GAA AGM WELL ATTENDED
• Club lotto hits €16,000
• Renewal time for Rebels' Bounty
• Tallow sees the return of point-to-point action on Sunday - FIRST RACE IS 12.30PM -
• Death of Dick Morrison, club president
• Sympathies to the Fouhy and Buckley families
• Best wishes to Limerick
• Best wishes to Ballygibli­n GAA
• U21s DRAW CHARLEVILL­E
• Rebels’ Bounty 2022 update
• Lotto jackpot at €17,400
• MEMBERSHIP NOW DUE
• New year, new appointmen­ts
• Points in the bag
• AGM COMING UP
• AGM IN PERSON
• 2022 membership - online registrati­on now open
• PAT AND MARIA WINNERS
• We’re all behind Ballygibli­n on Saturday
• All teams back in action 2022
• Defeat for United in local derby
• Super slick AGM goes off very well
• National gold for Larry
• ENTERTAINI­NG GAMES FOR VALLEY TEAMS
• Mellerick’s Pharmacy and Mike’s Tyres sponsor leagues
• SEMI-FINALS OF THE COLOURS LEAGUE THIS WEEK
• Brideview A defeat Lismore in local derby
• Please phone in results
• SERIOUS STUFF
• Thyestes Chase glory for O’Keeffe
• Blackwater Search and Recovery host National Virtual Training
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• Close on €500,000 for Lynch Camp training facility

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