The Avondhu - 2022-03-24

• Push to keep Coolagown as a village
• Approaches to local hoteliers to accommodat­e refugees
• Avian flu hits supply of free range eggs
• Glenroe-Ballyorgan Parish embrace biodiversi­ty drive
• Maeve named as a 'Rising Star'
• No new road surface for Richmond Hill until new mains laid by Irish Water
• Dog fouling issues in Conna referred to council’s Veterinary Department
• ‘The time is right - but the chime is not’
• Programme to eradicate giant hogweed on the River Bride commences
• Marching with pride in south Limerick
• Kilfinane parade ‘worked like a dream’
• Ballyguyro­e Landfill Site one of EPA’s ‘poorest performing sites’
• Local-led charity offers targeted support for displaced Ukrainians
• Railway Gardens developmen­t may be back on the cards
• CHRONIC PAIN
• Marymount benefits from Patty’s head shave heroics
• Village plans to be devised for Glanworth, Killavulle­n and Glenville
• Over €28.5K to light up Fermoy Town Park
• “The day of cheap food is all over"
• Kevin pens ‘a hearthy blend of home truths, healing and hope’
• Fermoy traffic management study ‘imminent’
• IMPORTANCE OF COMPLETE ENERGY SYSTEM APPROACH
• WELLBEING WEEK AT CBS
• One-way system called for on Clarke Street
• ‘No budget’ for EV charger rollout in Waterford
• Climb With Charlie and the Rhododendr­on Walking Festival
• Hinchy's Garage awarded for commitment to EV push
• Regional Aid Map approval
• Waterford has ‘best record in the country’ in dealing with residentia­l vacancies
• Abilmbola flies the flag for Glanmire CU in national art competitio­n
• ‘Don’t go to the butcher for a haircut!’ Wise words…
• It’s time to start planning for a united Ireland
• Objections lodged against proposed Civic Amenity Site
• Here come the Doneraile girls!
• Sean Hogan Flying Column commemorat­ion
• The planting of the cherry blossom tree
• Busy time for Post 25
• PEOPLE WHO WORKED HARD NOW SQUEEZED WITH NO SUPPORT
• THE AVONDHUCOM­MUNITY NEWS
• ERASMUS MOBILITY KA229
• Fermoy Active Retirement meeting April 6th
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• A walk on the wildside
• SOCIAL WELFARE PAYMENTS AND COVID-19
• Good weather allows for great work
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Further developmen­t at Coláiste Fionnchua
• Local students’ excellence rewarded by Cork ETB
• Dairygold partners with Samaritans for new rural mental health campaign
• ICSA seeking better deal for farmers
• 2000 MEMORIES FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Kilworth worthy winners over Ballinhass­ig
• St Dominic’s crowned U21 North Cork champions
• Seniors into final
• National Indoor Championsh­ips in Athlone
• Injury time heartbreak for Galtee Gaels U15s at the Mr Binman Feile Peil na nÓG
• Double loss for footballer­s
• 2022 drives off
• Great start for intermedia­tes
• Good result on the day
• Club well represente­d in parade
• Winning start in RedFM league
• Good win for Under 15s
• Premier Junior League kicks off
• Good workout for our senior hurlers
• Team Rock bow out of Munster Winter League
• Still struggling
• Whelan hits Ballybridg­e
• Winning in the woods of Bansha
• GAIN mares final, the highlight of Ballynoe Point-to-Points
• Competitiv­e championsh­ip final
• Brief look at county championsh­ip programme
• Waterford undone by hungry Cats
• All systems go
• Winner winner
• Footballer­s win
• Goals win games, for sure, and we got four of them!
• Weekly catch up
• Liz O’Brien continues her winning form
• Launch of Patrons Donation Scheme nears
• Minor hurlers win against Mayfield
• Strong start to 2022 Rebel Óg campaign
• Semi-finals coming up
• Con and Annie Kirby Memorial Competitio­n
• Double win on St Patrick’s Day!
• Carraig AC walk tall in nationals
• Race to St Patrick’s Day Grand Final
• Brideview B win The Avondhu 1st Division
• Fixtures and results
• WW/EC JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGUE
• Celtic in high scoring match
• U15 football Féile qualifiers
• Plan B works out
• Victory for U17s
• Our playing fields
• Divine Interventi­on...
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• The inner working mechanisms of our club

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