The Avondhu - 2022-02-24

• Watergrass­hill gets new plaza
• WATER PIPE NOT REPLACED DESPITE 2013 FUNDING PLEDGE
• Mitchelsto­wn ‘will be waiting’ for new fire station
• Hotel developmen­t ‘on hold’ as further informatio­n required
• KNITTING DURING COVID: ‘Nothing short of heaven’
• ‘Unrestrict­ed’ restricted dogs on the increase
• Back to square one for Kilbehenny wastewater treatment
• Castletown’ pupils stay on track and raise €500 for good causes
• Sanctuary Runners honoured with Cork award
• Mental health policy omits farmers as a ‘high risk group’
• Beekeeping lecture
• Advance payment for skip bags proposed as incentive for collection
• Kilfinane getting set for Patrick’s Day parade!
• Footpath connectivi­ty ‘vital’ in Ballynoe
• Two chimney fires highlight importance of regular cleaning
• Rathcormac gets new service station
• Suspended sentence for local councillor
• Celebrate Local Enterprise Week 2022 with us, whether you are someone with a new business idea, a start-up or an establishe­d small business.
• ON THE FRONT LINE WITH ARAGLIN’S SCRAP METAL COLLECTORS
• Equality and parity sought for all school secretarie­s
• The end of masks - the end of lockdown?
• Blended method of parking payment called for
• New York journalist depicts Doneraile’s Lady Freemason
• School safety works clustered in East Cork
• Disabled parking bay for Emmet Street
• Views on Cappoquin regenerati­on aired at ‘beneficial’ public meeting
• HIQA report: Staff ‘kind’, but lack of staff an issue
• Fermoy Town Hall ‘degrading rapidly’
• ‘I can’t see another bridge being built over the Blackwater’
• ‘Snag list’ to be confirmed before Rathowen Estate is taken in charge
• JIM CREAGH’S 90TH
• RSA offers no further comment on withdrawn ‘Crashed Lives’ ad
• Luxury Yoga and Philosophy Retreat in the Algarve
• WILL NEW SQUARE BE CLEANED IN TIME FOR SUMMER?
• Two awards for Mark at Press Photograph­er of the Year Awards
• Leaving Cert 2022
• €139K Active Travel Investment allocated across region
• 50-year celebratio­ns launch in Castlelyon­s
• ‘Perfect storm’ creates equestrian insurance woes
• Mitchelsto­wn sees its first reverse vending machine
• March commemorat­ion for Arthur Mulcahy
• CROSSWORD CORNER
• MINISTER VISITS SEXUAL HEALTH CENTRE, CORK
• INCREASE TO 75 FOR THE MANDATORY PROVISION OF A MEDICAL REPORT WHEN APPLYING FOR LICENCE
• A 3G holiday is the way to go
• Let’s talk hormone health
• Calls for council to crack down on dog fouling issue in Fermoy
• LOCAL STUDENTS JOIN NEW YOUTH ADVISORY PANEL
• Tidy Towns’ coffee morning fundraiser nearing
• Outdoor furniture to stay in West Waterford
• Funding available for festival organisers in County Cork
• New book aims to empower us to mindfully ‘Eat With The Seasons’
• Digital focus: Digital champions and town projects take note!
• Credit unions want to seize mortgage lending opportunit­y
• WOMEN’S BUSINESS GROUP TO RAISE FUNDS FOR MENINGITIS CHARITY
• Limerick businesses encouraged to take advantage of Local Enterprise Week 2022
• B&B IRELAND SURVEY
• Experience­d hairdresse­r, Caroline Pierce opens new salon ‘Hair 14’ in Fermoy
• Book Reviews ByAmyO'Brien
• ALONE urges everyone to show care and respect older people’s boundaries
• Student exhibition on display until Monday
• Planning approved for historic Mitchelsto­wn building
• Cork Penny Dinners’ Caitriona Twomey to receive hall of fame award
• Festivals and events in Waterford receive over €128k in funding
• New kiosks installed in Town Park
• Tallow footpath works to continue in better weather
• WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE IN DONERAILE PARISH
• DETAILS OF LOCAL ARTS GROUPS’ FUNDING FOR 2022
• ‘Chapatti’ opens at Cork Arts Theatre this Thursday
• The Quiet Moment opens in Kilworth on Tuesday night
• ‘It’s Just A Job’ for David O’Brien
• Finding a bachelor
• East Cork venue on show in ‘The Ballycotto­n Sessions’
• THE AVONDHU COMMUNITY NEWS
• ROYAL RUMOURS IN CAHIR
• Gaelscoil partake in Green Schools case study
• LEAN for Micro: Small businesses learning to be more efficient
• Fermoy Branch MS Society North and East Cork Region AGM
• Assistance sought for businesses in smaller towns
• Signage audit encouraged
• Aontú Fermoy meeting
• Making preparatio­ns for the big day
• Dairygold confirms January milk price
• Strong trading at Corrin Mart
• Controlled burning period must be extended to include March – IFA Hill chairman
• Award-winning Calving Assist a massive hit with farmers
• Ruling on Glanbia cheese plant should be respected by all
• GRANTS TO IMPROVE THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF YOUR HOME
• Storms brings down trees across region
• Weir planning applicatio­n due shortly
• Glanmire lady honoured as UCC campus building is named after her
• Legislatio­n
• St George’s
• Kerry CAMHS travesty
• Hypocrisy over fur farming ban
• Fighting against crime on the elderly
• Wine or vinegar?
• Covid vaccine
• Cork and Waterford students tackle riverside rubbish
• Devastatin­g fiscal blow to Blackwater Sub Aqua Search and Recovery Unit
• SUPPORTERS DRAW FOR PIONEERS AND FRIENDS OF THE PTAA
• A WALK ON THE WILDSIDE
• €15M outdoor adventure activities fund a major boost to rural tourism
• Young Naturalist­s Quiz
• SING-ALONG WITH FERMOY ACTIVE RETIREMENT GROUP
• THE LAST DUEL
• OUR WEEKLY BLAST FROM THE PAST …
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly report
• TELEGIRL - A POEM
• NEWSBRIEFS
• ST BRIGID’S DAY CROSSES
• FIRST & SECOND CLASS
• THIRD & FOURTH CLASS
• SCIENCE WEEK IN BALLYPOREE­N
• SCHOOL NEWS
• Collect your social tickets this weekend
• AVONDHU GAA CONVENTION
• CASEY’S ACHIEVEMEN­TS RECOGNISED
• Derry well in control in round 3 Allianz FL
• Big weekend for Park teams
• LOTTO DRAW
• Meath too strong for Waterford
• LOTTO €2,650
• Rebels Bounty draw extended to March 1st
• Brief look at what junior and juvenile leagues might throw up
• St Dominic’s edge out St Kevin’s in extra time
• Winter league extended
• Memorial run approachin­g
• SPINATHON A GREAT SUCCESS
• Rebels’ Bounty Draw extended by four days
• Reeling in the year 2021
• PATHWAY TO 2028
• New gates for club pitch
• Sale of tickets discontinu­ed at turnstiles, strongly condemned at board meeting
• Maggie claims Split The Pot
• Mark takes up new position
• MUNSTER FINALISTS
• Sports capital grant of €150,000 approved
• Rebels’ Bounty Draw - Final few days
• Storms Dudley, Eunice and Franklin upset training schedules
• Grant received for Astro field developmen­t
• Hurling wall addition
• Eunice strikes!
• Milers take bronze on the road as Storm Franklin rages
• MEMBERSHIP
• All-Ireland Cross Country Championsh­ips
• Busy day at Munster Athletics Championsh­ips
• Jackpot winner
• Grade 5 men’s team win at Whitechurc­h
• Club Limerick Draw 2022
• Rejuvenati­ng Scór within Galtee Gaels
• Training continues to filter back in
• Goalkeepin­g course continues
• WEATHER PROVES A SPOILSPORT
• Club membership due
• Club hold juvenile AGM
• Are you hunting the Rebels’ Bounty?
• DATE FOR THE DIARY
• Both teams in action at the weekend
• Victory in U21 football championsh­ip
• Dads and Lads open to all
• 2022 officers drive in next Sunday, 27th February
• Ballycryst­al beats weather...
• Big game in Tallow Prim-Ed U15 league
• Weather puts a halt on all games
• FIRST NATIONAL AFTER TWO YEARS
• Local derby in Tallow on Sunday afternoon
• Tipp catch the eye again, as Galway get off to good start
• Cork ladies suffer heavy defeat
• Cork ladies suffer heavy defeat to Dublin
• Twomey gets new Rebel era off to winning start
• O’Keeffe and Allen saddle high priced winners
• Works carried out just in time
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• RATHCORMAC CAR BOOT SALE
• Mitchelsto­wn winner in PTAA draw
• RATHCORMAC COMMUNITY COUNCIL CARDS
• CONNA COMMUNITY LOTTO
• KILDORRERY COMMUNITY LOTTO
• The late Eamonn Ryan honoured by GAA with a lifetime achievemen­t award
• Kildorrery Point-to-Points this Saturday

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