The Avondhu - 2023-03-02

• Ethos mural unveiled at Coláiste an Chraoibhín
• Council encourages locals to show grit during bad weather
• Advocating for transparen­cy and open communicat­ion in Lismore
• Woman who grew up in Glanmire seen as an alleged 'threat' to Australian national security
• Roundabout plans for Cork Road
• Newly formed Men’s Shed secure a site
• Concerns about “mixed mediums” used on Mitchelsto­wn footpaths
• Phase 2 of Giant Hogweed Eradicatio­n Project in Bride Valley to begin in April
• Expanded Local Link service welcomed for Clondulane
• 'Free admission' a big talking point (to point)
• Uisce Éireann publish 25year plan for north Cork
• Fermoy Tidy Towns off to a flying start
• Rememberin­g former Loreto principal, Sr Angela Powell
• HIP WEAR & TEAR
• Rare yellowlegs sighted in West Waterford
• Lucky Siobhan takes home bingo jackpot
• Almost two decades of RSS work and friendship­s in the region
• WHAT TO EAT FOR A BETTER NIGHT’S SLEEP
• IRELAND’S FIRST HEARING LOSS DOCUMENTAR­Y AIRS ON WORLD HEARING DAY
• Local pupils make full use of library for 'Ireland Reads'
• Local regenerati­on projects forecast for 2023
• Kilworth teen’ through to national speech writing final
• CBL property refusal rate at 6% - ‘too high’
• Green Schools litter pick along the Blackwater
• ‘Lack of progress’ on Glanmire FAI Centre of Excellence queried
• Synergy Credit Union - digital transforma­tion with the human touch
• Businesses in Cork to get training on the power of AI with Local Enterprise Week
• Agreement on Windsor Framework positive
• Night for the young and young at heart
• DIADHUIT SUICIDE PREVENTION IRELAND CEASES
• REBUILDING IRELAND’S LOST FOUR COURTS RECORDS
• Gaelscoil Uí Drisceoil take on ESB Science Blast
• ‘Good practice’ at St Colman’s but issues with timetable
• New cost-of-living measures welcomed for Waterford
• The late Mary (Molly) Tobin, Shean, Ballyduff Upper
• Drink Tea for MND this March – organise your tea day
• Mitchelsto­wn market day - an outsider’s view
• Lives being put at risk by government’s failure to support ambulance services – McGuinness
• Cork kids encouraged to follow local children’s success in National Fossil Art Contest
• FERMOY TO STAGE ANNE FRANK STORY
• ‘Soon’ by The Cars
• AGM approachin­g for Barrymore Players
• Irish Business Design Challenge opens for public voting
• 2023 elections near for Kilworth Community Council CLG
• THE LATE NORA KELLEHER (NEE FIVES) - OBITUARY
• New multi-purpose arena opens on MTU’s Bishopstow­n Campus
• War against Ukraine - The Greater Chernobyl Cause
• MITCHELSTO­WN MARKS ANNIVERSAR­Y OF ONE YEAR OF WAR
• Putting the positivity back into pet-ownership
• Keep pets safe in hot weather with ISPCA summer tips!
• FROM THE MEMORIES ARCHIVES
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BALLINDANG­AN
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL BALLYLOOBY/CASTLEGRAC­E GAA DEVELOPMEN­T LOTTO
• KILLAVULLE­N
• KILBEHENNY
• Intermedia­te Camogie Munster final
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Minister Collins welcomes “bigger and better” TAMS Scheme
• Rural TDs demand urgent Government aid for financiall­y crippled sheep farmers
• ICMSA critical as hen harrier payments head for “fourth delay”
• FERMOY FLOWER AND GARDEN CLUB REOPENS FOR 2023 SEASON
• A trip of a lifetime from T.O. Park
• Suffering in silence
• WORKING FAMILY PAYMENT
• War reality
• A busy January/February in St. Colman’s
• A walk on the wildside
• MORE NIGHTS OUT WITH BALLYLANDE­RS MACRA!
• Good start to the season for our footballer­s
• Great day at the Munster Indoor Championsh­ips
• Hurling league action is back
• Intermedia­te hurling preparatio­ns continuing
• Room for improvemen­t
• A wonderful night
• Crowds flock to Leonard Fraser Park
• Good result in league opener
• Wall ballathon and Cork’s Fittest Family launch
• AGM and league kick-off
• Leagues games aplenty
• Tough game for United
• U9s see Cork run out winners over Westmeath
• Points shared in football league
• Come take part in the Community Games
• Well done to our participan­ts in Scór na bPáistí
• CASTLELAND­S TO HOST POPULAR LISMORE POINT-TO-POINTS
• Semi-final representa­tion
• Good showing but we come up short in the end against Delanys
• Hurling league
• Mallow easy winners over Glanworth in Cork Credit Union Div 3 FL
• REBELS’ BOUNTY TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE
• Runaway victory for Cork footballer­s
• Great start
• Killavulle­n and Ballyhooly finish in stalemate
• Cork always in control against Westmeath
• Narrow defeat for U12s in a cracker of a match
• Good start in first league games of the year
• Aoife walks the walk in Isle of Man
• Great results in Winter League Phase II
• Care of the greens
• Season to start in earnest
• Fixtures and results
• Inexperien­ced side punished by Mallow
• Sponsored walk on Sunday
• More to come from hurlers
• Third successful week of Corbett Court Spring League
• Honours even in opening football league game of 2023
• Championsh­ips
• Malin to Cheltenham...
• Monthly meeting
• Player registrati­on
• Membership link is now live
• Hugely enjoyable table quiz
• League shifts up a gear
• Ruthless Cork march on crushing Donegal
• Tipperary and Cork remain on full points
• Kerry maintain 100% record
• Galway have too much for Waterford ladies
• East Cork 2022 Junior Football League Division 2 finals
• Dungarvan Leader Cup continues this weekend
• Rememberin­g Catherine
• Threeball scramble
• Doneraile trainers in form
• Blackwater SAR host visit from Hill Walking Radio Group
• Parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• N73 to be open for St Patrick’s Day

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