The Avondhu - 2023-06-08

• Dogs and a whole lot more on show in Araglin
• Work underway to connect over 2,200 homes in Tallow to high speed broadband
• Local professors honoured at UCC excellence in research and innovation awards
• SouthDoc fears loom as politician­s warn of service reduction
• Carraignav­ar being ‘held to ransom’ by Irish Water
• Over 4,500 attend Blackwater Valley Opera Festival in most successful year yet
• Glashaboy Flood Relief Scheme contracts signed
• Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental to talk at Immrama Travel Writing Festival in Lismore
• Solar energy powers Fermoy SuperValu van
• FERMOY SANCTUARY RUNNERS AND CHOIR SHINE ON MARATHON DAY
• BVM AND FERMOY EDUCATE TOGETHER COMING TOGETHER FOR CRUINNIÚ NA NÓG
• Scoil Mhuire pupils are Ballyhooly’s ‘Global Goal Getters’
• BALLYGIBLI­N PUPIL NAMED AS CRUINNIÚ NA NÓG AMBASSADOR
• Kilworth wood the venue for Fermoy MS Annual Walk
• ‘Anxious start’ but State exams going well
• ‘Blind Bus’ service to Belfast expanded to include surgeries
• Planning for vacant Main Street site deemed ‘invalid’
• HAMSTRINGS IN G.A.A.
• THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS AND DOGS
• New venture for Fermoy Community Preschool as services to expand in August
• Adair NS assessed by Dept of Education
• Fortified yoghurt to help combat eye disease and Alzheimer’s disease
• THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER
• State of the nation: CSO figures show Ireland in 2022
• Hopes high for Community Social Club’s continued success
• Glanmire GAA scoop Cork City and County All Star Youth Award
• Forbes Under 30 Forum set for Limerick
• 83% of Irish employers have mandated a return to the office
• LOCALS NOMINATED FOR IRISH HAIR AND BEAUTY AWARDS
• Start-ups pitch for Investment at Prep4Seed Investor Day
• A day out for the entire family in Conna
• 2023 BETTER LIFE CYCLE: PRAISE HEAPED ON SCENIC ROUTE
• Greenshine in Kilworth on Thursday 15th
• Louise and friends serve up super show
• Visually impaired students invited to apply for 2023/24 Bursary
• Make Father's Day special for dad, pops, da, the auld fella!
• WORLD HAEMOCHROM­ATOSIS AWARENESS WEEK
• Australia continues to attract thousands of Irish backpacker­s
• Locals leave their impression on the Boyne Valley Camino
• Glanmire college are Young Environmen­talist winners
• GROUP WATER SCHEME MEMBERS URGED TO CONSERVE WATER
• Sports meeting director of Cork City Sports honoured
• 'Keep Well, Keep Movin' coming to Cork
• Ireland's Diabetic soccer team bound for European championsh­ip
• Kilbehenny and Ballylooby schools enjoy great support as FAI finalists
• Fans last the pace during Fermoy’s music marathon
• THE AVONDHUCOM­MUNITY NEWS
• The Premier’s ‘Talbot Hotel Clonmel’ unveils new look!
• Sponsored walk helps raise funds for BMMS
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Sustainabl­e production remains a top priority for Irish dairy farmers
• REGISTERIN­G A TENANCY
• Rural Ireland
• Lions Club ‘thanks’
• ‘We are Cantonese Irish’: Mitchelsto­wn photo exhibition embraces diversity
• Housing estates in Midleton set to avoid the weedkiller treatment
• Wood makeover
• God’s blessings on all the students
• A day at the races!
• RATHCORMAC COMMUNITY COUNCIL’S MAY MEETING
• Turas go Corca Dhuibhne - Gaelscoil de hÍde
• Clasaic Gailf a hit for Gaelscoil
• 2002 MEMORIES FROMT THE ARCHIVES
• The search is on for the 2023 FBD Young Farmer of the Year
• A walk on the wildside
• Seó na Nollag
• GREAT FINAL IN TALLOW
• League continues this Friday
• Noreen, Seamus and Sheila are winners
• Intermedia­tes play Gabriel Rangers in Ballydehob
• Mallow edge win in high scoring encounter
• Victory over Oola in South Senior final
• Great event for worthy cause
• County titles for Grange-Fermoy AC Juveniles
• Win over fellow parishione­rs sees us top of the charts
• Hectic games
• Strong second half performanc­e sees Killavulle­n win out against Charlevill­e
• Late goals deny victory over Courcey Rovers
• An unlucky defeat to Ballinhass­ig for U14s
• CONGRATULA­TIONS DARRAGH
• Junior U12 Mixed team in South Tipperary League
• CORK CREDIT UNIONS COUNTY SENIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIV 2
• Athletes shine in National Schools Track and Field finals
• Three wins in a row END OF SEASON AWARDS
• Hurlers in county final
• Best of luck
• IMPRESSIVE WIN
• U14 footballer­s march on to semi-finals
• THE USUAL EXAM TIME LULL!
• Busy time with races
• Scratch cup competitio­ns
• John takes silver in final
• Football over for another year
• LATE SCORE SECURES DEANE CUP TOURNAMENT WIN FOR BRIDESIDER­S
• Cork crowned U20 champions for 3rd time in 4 years
• Second half struggle as Cork ladies lose to Galway
• Rebels push Kerry close
• Munster medals for O'Donoghue, O'Grady and Fitzgerald
• LAYA CLASSIC A HUGE SUCCESS
• Score for score at Michael Hogan Football tournament
• Well deserved victory
• Ladies get into golf
• MEDALS SECURED AT NATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSH­IPS
• Busy day in the Kingdom for Fermoy cyclists
• U12s in flying form
• Second half goals set Mitchelsto­wn on their way to Div 3 FL final
• Paddy Roche's Captain's Prize
• Date set for reschedule­d cup final
• Storming finish for U15s
• Fixtures and results
• FOOTBALLER­S EMERGE FROM POOL B
• ST CATHERINE'S THROUGH TO UNDER 17 FL SEMI-FINAL
• TWO FOR THE WEEK FOR COEN
• Kerry take 51st Munster MFC title
• FERMOY ACTIVE RETIREMENT GATHERING
• West Cork search continues for Blackwater SAR
• Local athletes to the fore at National Track and Field Championsh­ips

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