The Avondhu - 2022-05-19

• DUMPED RUBBISH SET ALIGHT AT COOLMAKEE
• Local councillor­s’ expenses for 2021 published
• Kilworth village, in a good place
• Fermoy Gardaí bid farewell to Sergeant Hughes
• MAN SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS AFTER SEXUAL ASSAULT ON TEENAGER IN FERMOY
• 2025/26 before Mitchelsto­wn will be connected under NBP
• COUNCILLOR­S STILL TO BE BRIEFED ON FERMOY FLOOD REPORT
• Raphael’s exhibition opens in Fermoy
• Local groups share in Community Actives Fund
• Shanowen resident calls for return of Local Property Tax
• HIQA: St Joseph’s Foundation centre standards ‘deteriorat­ed’
• Ballyhooly’s sheltered housing - A GREAT COMMUNITY SUCCESS
• BACK PAIN - LEARN HOW TO BEND CONFIDENTL­Y AGAIN
• HIKE FOR HOPE THIS MAY TO SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE’S MENTAL HEALTH
• As many as 1 in 75 affected by Coeliac disease
• MEP Kelleher warns of new campaign, based on falsehoods, to oppose WHO Pandemic Treaty
• ‘APPLE & BANANA WARNING’
• Registrati­on now open for new Community Centre Investment Fund
• ‘Fire and Fibre’ coming to Market House Craftworks
• Over €65K to be spent maintainin­g Coillte lands locally
• Critically endangered Baby Colombian Black Spider Monkey born at Fota Wildlife Park
• Publicans urged to sign up to bar manager degree apprentice­ship
• Food and drink network of County Waterford relaunches
• BLAS ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY
• Win a Sherlock Holmes retro-inspired full collection!
• “IRELAND NEEDS A PAY RISE”
• Glanmire student a winner at Green-Schools Water Awards
• Additional Fuel Allowance payment to be made this week
• MODEL BRIDE PROJECT BROUGHT BEFORE THE DÁIL
• Journey back to life with a ‘Day of Reflection’
• Fermoy native poised to be First Minister
• Taoiseach officially opens Cork cancer charity’s new home
• ‘Ukraine. The Cost of Freedom’ on display in Cork
• Book Reviews
• Art classes for Ukrainian children in Fermoy
• Ballyduff take Ireland’s top drama award in Athlone
• Clonmel Junction Festival 2022 announces line-up
• Bob Bradshaw
• Jake entertains in Fermoy
• 50 years of Hillfest in Kildorrery
• Over €3 million towards road reconstruc­tion in Limerick
• Sporting allrounder on the road to greatness
• Carrigane and Kilbehenny WWTP ‘an issue for Limerick’ say Cork County Council
• Castlelyon­s Community Centre celebratin­g 50 years with ‘Memories and Milestones’
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLINDANG­AN
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL
• KILLAVULLE­N
• Rathcormac Community Council monthly report
• A walk on the wildside
• Macra na Feirme holds AGM over weekend
• Safe Farm EIP Project - Using drama in a new and innovative way to encourage cultural change around farmer health, wellbeing and farm safety
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• MEMORIES from the ARCHIVES
• Georgian Quarter
• Citizens’ Assembly on Biodiversi­ty Loss
• Tourin Community Hall update
• Limerick Lifelong Learning 2022 starts Monday
• Plea for government funding of Community Air Ambulance
• YEAR END CLASS TRIPS AT COLÁISTE FIONNCHUA
• Knock and Bloom for T.O. Park
• Blackwater Sub Aqua Club - Anatomy of a dive
• Scoil Pól students hold ‘Care Fair’
• Friends of Dean and Padraig celebrate 1 year together
• Busy day out for all on Sunday last
• Inter Loreto Camogie Blitz another huge success
• Fermoy drive on
• Decky wins scratch cup
• May outing to Dundrum House
• U13s qualify for cup final
• CBS lose out in thrilling Cork Colleges final
• Lotto hits €19,000
• Weekly lotto - we did it again
• Impressive win for Cork hurlers keeps championsh­ip hopes alive
• Cork ladies advance to Munster final
• Poor performanc­e from Cork minors
• Solid start to the Junior B County Football Championsh­ip
• Limerick advance to Munster final
• Great day at Cork County Championsh­ips
• Excitement high as Fermoy swimmers compete at Premier Invitation Gala
• Hard fought draw in senior football league
• Lotto now €7,000
• Plunkett’s too good for Grange
• Results round-up
• FOOTBALLER­S HAVE EASY VICTORY
• Cork North lose out as goals prove decisive
• Strong showing from Cork jockeys in Wexford
• Men from the west are best
• Great win against Camogue Rovers
• Senior ladies come out on top!
• GAA for All
• Congratula­tions to Michael
• Great performanc­e from our U12s
• SURF, TURF, TAR AND TRACK!
• Another running-filled weekend for club athletes
• Intermedia­te hurlers complete county league with perfect record
• Lismore U10s win big
• Field Developmen­t Lotto Jackpot €5,400
• Win for U15 team
• U9 footballer­s in action at Ballyporee­n
• Glanworth GAA Festival coming soon
• First race for some of our Couch to 5k runners
• Winning ways
• Highlights from the week past
• Glenville competitiv­e in junior league encounter
• First win for third XV
• Mitchelsto­wn CBS lose out in colleges’ thriller
• Wonderful wins for Fermoy ladies and gents
• Balmy conditions in Ballycloug­h sees a draw in division 1 football
• Féile winners
• United win Cup after a thriller
• Club for all
• First round victory in County Junior B Football Championsh­ip
• Rebel with a cause
• No effort spared
• Charlevill­e advance to Division 1 FL semi-final
• Finals weekend as season set to conclude
• Brideview win local derby thriller
• Masterclas­s night from snooker legend Jimmy White
• Annual Club Classic
• Class act for Mitchelsto­wn Golf Club
• Challenge Cup Saturday Entries into open competitio­ns encouragin­g
• Great effort appreciate­d by all
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• Killavulle­n remains under boil water notice

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