The Avondhu - 2023-05-04

• ‘TOWERS & TALES’ ATTRACTS YOUNG AND OLD
• Estimate for Fermoy Weir and fish bypass standing at €5-6 million
• Preparatio­ns for Mitchelsto­wn DiL in full swing
• Job losses at Kepak as ‘Slow Cooked’ product to be discontinu­ed
• Ballynoe water mains to ‘finally’ be replaced
• Vintage event to be a Mitchelsto­wn first
• Rachel named on Ireland’s U18 Women’s basketball squad
• GLANFEST 2023 “OFF THE CHARTS”
• Karen and Mike team up to produce debut single
• ‘JOHN’S JUMP’ FOR AUTISM ASSISTANCE DOGS IRELAND
• Vladimir and friends pack out Doneraile venue
• Large attendance at launch of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival
• James Ahern and the Glenacurra­ne Ambush
• TRAVELLING THROUGH NATURE
• Darkness into Light: A Nation's Response
• SHOWGROUND­S TO HOST FERMOY CAR BOOT SALE
• SEMINAR ON BRAIN HEALTH
• Glanmire students rallying to call for marathon teen spirit
• Community First Responders operationa­l in Tallow
• Heritage Centre offering full 360° experience of Lismore Castle
• ‘Plants, People, Places’ art exhibition in Mallow
• Glanmire man nominated for IFTA 'Lead Actor' award
• Carraig na bhFear school honours Joe Quinn
• Alternativ­e thinking needed to tackle mechanic shortage
• Cork County Council awarded KeepWell Best in Class for Physical Health
• Start-ups shine at IGNITE Spring awards
• Half of workers have fallen out of love with their job
• Free online Health and Safety Induction for SMEs
• Lack of funding for Mallow relief road 'killing the town' - Stanton
• JP McManus honours “unsung heroes” as Pro-Am Organising Committee named Limerick Persons of the Year 2022
• Get your Spring Covid-19 booster
• SciFest exhibition for Coláiste Fionnchua students
• Locals compete with distinctio­n in Waterford County Scór na bPáistí final
• Flood maps queried at Tipp council meeting
• ‘One Enchanted Evening’ with Lismore Choir
• ‘Sean Moylan, Irish Revolution­ary’ for Conna
• Busy summer ahead for Saint George’s
• Revolution­ary equine biosecurit­y deployed at Ballindeni­sk Internatio­nal
• 24 week wait at test centre needs attention, says Sherlock
• Apprentice­ships key to unlocking housing crisis
• MIXED FORTUNE FOR WILDLIFE AS COUNCIL TACKLES ‘WEEDS’ AND GRASS
• Cash grants available for Cork companies and community groups
• Pride in Our Community competitio­n launches
• AUTISM SUPPORTS SOUGHT FOR TIPP FAMILY IN DÁIL
• 32 years on, Gardaí continue to investigat­e disappeara­nce of local couple
• Garryvoe to Ballycotto­n footbridge to be explored by council
• Road improvemen­ts sought for sections of N72
• Trusting the profession­als at this difficult time
• BALLYLANDE­RS
• BARTLEMY CONFIRMATI­ON GOOD LUCK LIAM
• BALLYDUFF UPPER
• BALLYLOOBY/ DUHILL
• KILLAVULLE­N
• GLENROE/ BALLYORGAN
• Travelling abroad – what to consider before you go
• Over €2.3 million in Housing Adaption Grant funding welcomed for Waterford
• Clondulane natives release ‘Rebels for Ryan’ fundraisin­g CD
• Unfairness of Residentia­l Zoned Land Tax needs to be addressed - ICMSA
• Ireland’s Forest Programme formally submitted to Europe, but the waiting game continues
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• McCormack demands CCPC investigat­ion into “jaw-dropping” price-gouging on fertiliser prices
• 41,000 FARMERS APPLY FOR NATIONAL LIMING PROGRAMME
• Fertiliser market profiteeri­ng continues to hamstring farmers
• PENALTY POINTS FOR DRIVING OFFENCES
• No words will ease the pain
• Mitchelsto­wn ‘defurbishm­ent’
• A walk on the wildside
• Mitchelsto­wn Scouts win two in a row
• Diving into the bank holiday
• School news round-up
• CÚPLA FOCAL
• MEMORIES FROM THE ARCHIVES
• Midsummer festival returns to T.O. Park in June
• CHAMPIONSH­IP MATCH THIS SUNDAY
• Colman’s do the double
• JUNIORS WIN
• Busy summer ahead for Junior club
• Club developmen­t work progressin­g
• Féile hurling qualificat­ion competitio­n in Killavulle­n
• Cahir Park ladies win against Clonmel
• Another busy week for camogie
• Three wins for U13 footballer­s in county championsh­ip
• Busy week for club
• Ballylooby NS U11 hurlers win their blitz
• ONE POINT VICTORY
• Senior athlete is the winner in Limerick
• Busy weekend of feet on the beat
• Hightown course in great shape for Sunday
• STILL ALIVE
• Seal the deal
• Table toppers
• Game ends on level scores
• Impressive performanc­e from U14s
• A Winters Vale
• Fé12s come up just short against Mitchelsto­wn
• Draw a fair reflection
• Féile round-up
• Fixture and injury mayhem
• Kilcrumper crew seal the deal for Fermoy U18 hurlers
• Model County dominates
• Back in action
• Liam O'Brien races in Belgium
• Celtic footballer­s having busy season
• NO CHAMPIONSH­IP ACTION THIS WEEKEND
• TOURNAMENT SEMI-FINAL
• Lotto kiosk now in place
• Walkway to start soon
• Teams work hard to go the distance at Fermoy Golf Club
• Busy week for Glanworth ladies!
• One point loss in hurling league
• Brideview venued WW/EC Academy finals
• United clinch league title!
• Brian - Man Of The Match
• Rebels abú – for this week anyway
• May Day sees in summer season
• Under 11s reach quarter finals
• Cork never troubled by Waterford
• Kerry too strong for Waterford
• Fixtures and results
• Moloney super-show not enough for Tipperary
• Impressive second half sets Kildorrery on their way
• Busy week for club members
• Fr Humphrey reels in the years
• Ger Daly wins Toss Bryan competitio­n
• LEAGUE CHAMPIONS CLASHMORE LOSE OUT IN CUP
• Two wins out of two in league for Minors
• Kilworth ladies celebrate 7’s victory at Glanfest
• Townend on top
• WORK UNDERWAY
• Enjoyable trip to Glasnevin Cemetery and Croke Park

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