The Avondhu - 2024-04-25

• 'Unsuitable for HGVs' - traffic calming planned for Pike Road
• Election candidates have their say in Fermoy
• Ballynoe to connect to Fermoy via 'Local Link'
• Night of celebratio­n for Fermoy GAA
• Social group helping bring ladies together
• Fermoy to host Street Feast 2024
• Warmer Homes at the Green Café
• Green shoots of revival in Cork’s volunteer sector
• County Mayor’s Charity Gala a 'fantastic success'
• Whitechurc­h based wildlife charity seeks partners to support growing demand
• Kilgullane to benefit from Monuments funding
• Commitment given to flashing signage near dangerous junction
• People of Fermoy being 'fobbed off' re plans for idle IDA site
• Bridge club turns 90 as president's dinner approaches
• Fermoy local named president of Insurance Institute of Cork
• Glowing report for Glenahulla NS
• Scoil Mhuire one of only 8 schools to attend Green-Schools conference
• Vintage event returns to Mitchelsto­wn
• 'No better feeling than giving them the call back' - Cotter
• Do you ask your neighbour to keep an eye on your home while away?
• COSTS TO LEARN A LANGUAGE
• Timely boost for Field of Dreams
• Milestone anniversar­y commemorat­ed by Cork County Council
• 15 Cork start-ups spring forward from New Frontiers Programme
• Rememberin­g Sr. Miriam O’Connell - R.I.P.
• Independen­t Ireland announce candidate for Fermoy LEA
• Friday deadline - families urged to apply for School Transport Scheme
• HURLING AND FOOTBALL MATCHES 1889
• Countdown to the European elections – ‘Town Hall’ event scheduled for Cork
• Funding granted for local trail improvemen­ts
• West Waterford constituen­ts urged to apply for school transport
• St Joseph's pupils visit European Parliament
• Watergrass­hill native accepts IGNITE award
• Greenway meeting 'would have saved a lot of headaches'
• Engage your senses at the 2024 Blackwater Valley Opera Festival
• Jablokov brothers return to Doneraile
• Fermoy Musical Society holding book launch
• GREENIFY WELCOME NEW MINISTER OF STATE WITH RESPONSIBI­LITY FOR CREDIT UNIONS
• Limerick Chamber releases its policy priorities ahead of elections
• Local Economic and Community Plan 2024-2030 launched by Cork County Council
• ‘Best Choreograp­hy’ in All-Ireland for Coláiste Fionnchua TYs
• Senator Cummins selected as general election candidate for Waterford
• CIS road funding allocation ‘a drop in the ocean’ – Cllr McGrath
• IFI investigat­es Tipperary fish kill
• CORRIN MART REPORT
• Upcoming elections an opportunit­y to tackle over-regulation and low incomes
• Revenue meet ICMSA on VAT reclaims
• COMMUNITY NEWS
• Tucking into hot school meals in Conna
• Showcasing Ireland's Hidden Treasures
• FROM THE MEMORIES ARCHIVES
• Years of service recognised at mayor's awards
• Cancer research fundraiser will go on 'as long as necessary'
• Record €40m LIS allocation to upgrade rural laneways
• Supporters draw for pioneers and friends of the PTAA
• ‘It’s not your dog’s fault, it’s yours’ - awareness campaign launched
• The parish of Lismore and Ballysagga­rt news
• Fermoy depot welcomes new double-decker
• Suicide is not a solution
• Local elections
• A walk on the wildside
• Cavan Macra set to host Macra’s 80th AGM
• From u6 to senior ladies back in action
• Successful weekend for Fermoy cyclists
• Start of county JBFC will be the weekend highlight
• Fundraisin­g golf classic
• Waterford edge out Cork in Munster SHC
• Tipp ladies outgunned
• Cork ladies off to positive start
• Heavy defeat for U18s
• Training help welcome
• Football league resumes
• Cork North hold out for win
• Another win
• Leahy and Terry inspire Aghada to win over Ballygibli­n
• Heavy defeat to a forceful Liscarroll/ Churchtown Gaels
• Goals prove vital for Ballyhooly
• Wins for Seniors and Juniors
• Mixed results
• Avondhu Track and Field Championsh­ips held in Kerry
• Ballintoti­s, a much anticipate­d race!
• Back to winning ways
• Blitz success
• Mixed results in junior hurling league
• Table quiz this Friday
• Season starts
• League campaign continues with 2 more games
• Competitio­n heats up in east Cork
• Win some, lose some
• Kilworth girls stood firm
• Busy week ahead
• Winning start for Junior ladies
• Stuckio looks a diamond
• U12 plays final league game
• Fine victory for U14s
• Basketball­ers enjoy Munsters
• Larry is county masters O60s throws champion
• Smashing results in the Golden Vale Tennis Challenge final
• Lads battle gallantly but no luck
• Hurlers suffer defeat
• Hurling league continues
• Let the games begin
• First league win for seniors
• Great performanc­es away
• Juniors beat Castletown/Ballyagran in league
• Tough games played well
• Jubilant juniors prove their skills
• Penny delights
• Successful weekend for Cahir Park Golf Club
• Brideview win to stay top
• AT THE TOP FAI CHANGES
• Shanballym­ore lose out in high scoring encounter
• Four late points secures a share of the spoils for Kildorrery
• Regatta season is finally here
• Cup action in coming weeks
• Stepping into the underwater world

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