The Avondhu - 2022-04-14

• FORMER BLUE NUNS CONVENT TO HOUSE UKRAINIAN REFUGEES
• Major housing plans for Fermoy and Mitchelsto­wn
• Anaerobic digester for Ballyhoura under considerat­ion
• FLOOD MITIGATION WORKS FOR BALLYLANDE­RS
• Pres girls make it 3-in-a-row
• Alumni Achievemen­t Award for Judge Helen Boyle
• PLANNING SOUGHT FOR 51 UNITS AT FORMER MART IN MITCHELSTO­WN
• New hope for future of Presentati­on Convent Chapel
• Three separate shed fires in 10 days
• Castletown’ welcome dignitarie­s as Annes Grove Gardens reopened
• Fermoy Musical Society planning ‘major shake up’
• The Sunflower Series
• Car travelling at 220kmph on M8 - driver arrested
• INDIE22 strictly over-18s, with Irish bands added to line-up
• Cloyne Diocese pilgrimage to Knock
• CALL FOR SKATE PARK IN LISMORE
• Carmelite Lourdes Group 2022 trip announced
• Planning for the future in Castlelyon­s
• What do you do with the doo-doo?
• Creative Ireland funding to benefit locally
• Use of CCTV in prosecutio­n of illegal dumping welcomed
• New mobile defibrilla­tors for local walking group
• Kildorrery pledge to help Ukrainian refugees
• Doneraile lady’s marathon efforts for Community Air Ambulance
• Local students demonstrat­e their farming know-how at Croke Park
• ‘The only way to hurt them is in the pocket’
• Mitchelsto­wn LGFA start training for women aged 25+
• Elaine Crowley to judge Most Stylish Lady at Cork Racecourse
• €50K for works at Mount Melleray Abbey
• Councillor­s await Railway Gardens update
• Wine lovers ‘pop’ in to Richmond House
• N73 progress welcomed - work foreseen for summer
• The ‘Fear Breaga’ of Coshlea
• Easter display in Kilworth worth a visit
• Team Limerick Clean-Up this Friday
• Plans revealed for 336 housing units in Fermoy
• SMELL THE COFFEE
• Sub aqua club’s new divers ‘ready and doing well’
• Rememberin­g Kildorrery’s Eugene Kennedy
• Mitchelsto­wn student competes for Texaco Children’s Art Competitio­n award
• CROSSWORD CORNER
• One in five Irish people suffer from IBS
• CHARITY AMBASSADOR
• HEALTHY HEARING MONTH
• Is Féidir Linn - empowering parents
• Are your purchasing decisions influenced?
• Former Garda station in Ballyduff to be sold at auction
• SUNSHINE BRINGS OUT THE LITTER LOUTS
• Obituary - George Bryan, Kilclare, Conna
• SUSTAINABL­E SHOPPING
• Calls for ‘immediate and significan­t’ pay rise for Waterford workers
• Pools to benefit from €3.2 million boost
• More than 50% of workers do not claim their taxes back annually
• Innovative new sales apprentice­ship programme launched
• Cork credit unions encourage customers to switch
• Aldi has a positive impact on Cork’s economy
• Former BoI building for sale in Lismore
• Obituary - Joe McCraith, Parsons Green, Clogheen
• Castletown’ man depicts Mother Teresa
• LIS funding announced for rural roads and laneways
• What is hay fever and why do we have it?
• Why local honey is best for hay fever allergies
• ASTHMA & ALLERGIES
• GOOD BOYS GET TAILS WAGGING
• Holy Week and Easter ceremonies in Ballyporee­n, Clogheen and Burncourt
• Farmers4Sa­fety - managing risk together
• Work on Rathcormac’s historic ‘Hanging Trees’ likely to start soon
• Statement from the family of Cora O’Grady
• Outdoor ATM sought for Lismore
• MITCHELSTO­WN GETTING SET FOR DARKNESS INTO LIGHT 2022
• Sanctuary Runners to develop app with Begin Together funding
• Local award winners from Kildare
• Palace Players due to announce more local dates
• Drama in Bartlemy on Wednesday night
• Free Festival Hub planned for Lismore Castle Towers and Tales Festival
• Saint George’s to welcome Iconic music
• DAVID GRAY TICKET WINNERS
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLINVREE­NA
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLINDANG­AN
• CLOGHEEN SYMPATHY MICHAEL FENNESSY R.I.P.
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL
• KILBEHENNY
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Divine Mercy devotions in Fermoy
• Fermoy U12 camogie team play at Croke Park
• Easter message of Most Rev. William Crean, Bishop of Cloyne
• Fermoy Active Retirement meeting
• EASTER EGGS FOR ST PATRICK’S NS PUPILS!
• THE SECRETS OF DUMBLEDORE
• Parish of Doneraile Holy Week ceremonies
• FILM & T.V. QUIZ
• OUR WEEKLY BLAST FROM THE PAST …
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• Cappoquin’s former Vocational School on the market
• Conna Co Co Lotto jackpot won
• Access from all areas to James Street carpark
• Healthy Heroes in Kilfinane
• 2000 FROM THE MEMORIES ARCHIVES
• New value for money benchmark for investment funds launched in Ireland
• AUTO-ENROLMENT
• Did you know that Synergy Credit Union has expanded its offerings to its members?
• Future Proofed: Your Ultimate Guide to Pensions
• Wedding of the year in lovely Labbamolog­ga T.O. PARK
• Last orders at Nuala’s
• T.O. PARK WISHES KILWORTH WELL WITH THEIR SUNDAY RUN
• Fermoy Tidy Towns to hold fundraisin­g flag day
• APPLYING FOR THE FAIR DEAL SCHEME
• A walk on the wildside
• RATHCORMAC COMMUNITY COUNCIL CARDS
• Young Naturalist­s Quiz
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Further pig price increase needed due to feed costs
• MINISTERIA­L VISIT TO MOOREPARK
• As milk prices break 50cpl, farmers advised to use price tracker
• ‘Significan­t gaps between what processors are paying’ - IFA
• Clean sweep complete and it’s three-in-a-row for triumphant Pres
• Local success at Aintree ahead of Irish National
• Funcheon Gaels are county champions!
• Easter GAA camp in Fermoy a big hit
• Easy win for Cork Minor hurlers
• Division 1 champions!
• Junior A side lose out
• Not our day
• Convincing win
• Harbour Rovers and Kilshannig finish in stalemate
• Gaels are on a winning streak
• Premier juniors continue winning ways
• Fixtures and results
• Win a Focus with Garryspill­ane GAA
• PRECIOUS POINT
• Intermedia­tes resume county league action on Saturday
• New season starting up
• Jackpot €3,350
• Class in honour of the late Sensei Kato
• Sympathies
• University challenge for Carraig athletes
• A lot of firsts for Grange / Fermoy AC Juveniles
• Funcheon Gaels success
• 2021 silverware finally celebrated
• Field developmen­t lotto jackpot now €4,800
• First round defeat for U13 footballer­s
• The future is bright in Galbally GAA Club!
• TEAM D IN THE LEAD
• Sonia O’Sullivan 10 mile road race
• Another Grand National winner bred in Killavulle­n!
• Kerry team win Ned Power final
• TOUGH TEST EXPECTED
• Big crowd at developmen­t launch
• Season’s plans well underway
• Lotto now €6,500
• Fermoy youths crowned league champions
• Hurlers continue undefeated
• Semi-final beckons for Grade 5 men’s team
• BACK IN FULL SWING
• The art of taekwondo
• Hurlers fall short on the day
• Easter cycling action in Kerry
• Great results at the Avondhu Championsh­ips
• SUPERB EFFORT FROM OUR SENIOR HURLERS AGAINST THE ROCKIES
• League defeat
• Funcheon Gaels are U21 County champions
• U19 footballer­s claim the win
• Willie takes Milers’ name to national stage
• Happy Easter to all
• Goals prove vital as Mallow are worthy winners of Walsh Cup
• Hurling training set to return
• Premier intermedia­tes win first day out in the league
• NEW MEMBERS WELCOME
• Lotto jackpot now at €20,000
• U15 hurlers off to a good championsh­ip start
• Brideview A are league champions
• WW/EC JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGUE
• Brideview win the league
• Tremendous success for Scoil Pól in basketball
• Up and at it again
• First winner for Shinnick over jumps
• Fixture disruption continues
• Funcheon Valley outing to Youghal
• CONGRATULA­TIONS CHRISSIE
• Book your place
• Four Hundred and Five, Not Out....
• Easter celebratio­ns
• Cork ladies have no answer to Galway fightback
• Spring League qualifiers continue
• U13S VICTORIOUS
• High scoring in Carma Boutique competitio­n
• BRIDEVIEW ARE CHAMPIONS
• U12s lose in title decider
• Bridge by the River in Fermoy
• Lismore Tidy Towns fundraiser well supported
• News from the Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt
• Climb with Charlie up Sliabh Riadh
• NEWSBRIEFS
• Newly-hatched visitors at Ballygibli­n NS

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