The Sligo Champion - 2013-03-19

• Patients in three-year wait farce
• ‘Shocking’ Rag Week promotions
• SLIGO TIDY TOWNS COMMITTEE LAUNCHES REVAMPED CAMPAIGN
• Colour and creativity in abundance
• ‘A SHOCKING SUBCULTURE OF VIOLENCE’
• Plan for 26 Strandhill houses shot down
• Judge’s stark warning to publican over ‘gimmickry’ trading methods
• Dangerous roads to get extra speed vans
• ‘Smoking enough drugs to kill a horse’
• ‘Sparks flew’ as drunk man (23) drove at speed
• Rededicati­on of new-look Sligo Grammar School
• Bank Holiday fishing trip ends in tragedy
• Summerhill College’s double All-ireland bid
• Authoritie­s owed over €3m in levies
• Pushing boundaries in local enterprise
• Juggling the hectic life of a comedian
• Report into funding of fee-paying schools
• Top young talent for Sligo Feis Ceoil
• Summerhill students reaping the benefits with new centre
• THE ART OF ECO LIVING
• Union urges ‘yes’ vote on Croke Park
• Relying on the kindness of strangers for gift of life
• ‘When you hear that word it is a shock to the system’
• 163 kidney transplant­s in Ireland during 2012
• The power of colours can lift your wardrobe to another level
• Wait goes on for Collooney allotments
• Perfect10
• Exhibition to feature works of Yeats colleague
• Tireless worker showing no signs of slowing down
• A glimpse into the intriguing world of Sligo’s Freemasons
• ‘There are thousands of misconcept­ions’
• Incredible life’s journey brings Nabil to Sligo
• Sheelagh was a fantastic supporter of numerous local charities and causes
• Johnny was famous for his fresh fish business
• Pupils’ European project
• Beware of global chain reactions
• Ming needs to take long hard look at himself
• Fry-ups should not be served to any hospital patient
• Tensions at boiling point
• Locals not blown away by roundabout bollards
• Council keeping close eye on fresh erosion
• Heated exchanges over subsidy
• Gateway ‘debacle’ is lamented
• Strandhill allotments scheme
• Back to square one on Enniskille­n road upgrade
• Property tax motion narrowly defeated
• Suspended
• Swilly Group secures funding for 200 training places for the North West
• IT & Business Studies in National Learning Network
• Lose two stone in ten weeks
• Specialist dentistry for all
• The key to ageless ageing
• ‘Strandhill Road is more like the Champs Elysees compared to Cemetery Road’
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• 2-Speed Crossword
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• Horoscopes
• Eastenders
• Eagles Flying opens Good Friday - the early bird catches the prey
• St. Mary’s
• Mercy College
• Colaiste Iascaigh
• Summerhill College
• Sligo Grammar School
• Corran College
• Coola Post Primary
• ‘Don’t take life for granted. Anyone can get cancer’
• DROMAHAIR
• NEWTOWNMAN­OR
• MANORHAMIL­TON
• RIVERSTOWN
• BALLYMOTE
• TUBBERCURR­Y
• CURRY/MOYLOUGH
• CLOONACOOL
• EASKEY/ DROMORE WEST
• ENNISCRONE
• CASTLECONN­OR
• BALLINACAR­ROW
• BALLINTRIL­LICK
• DRUMCLIFFE
• COLLOONEY
• Sligo farmers call for ‘fairer distributi­on’ of payments
• Captain Jake has no fear of big occasion
• What now lies in store for the Yeats’ County?
• Mcmorrow and Mcgarry bid to reach handball final
• Sligo seeking vital survival points against Fermanagh
• Leitrim hit injury-time equaliser
• GRASSROOTS
• GRASSROOTS
• All the latest Community Games news and results
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Summerhill basketball­ers have eyes set on National League title
• Dolan’s Connacht treble
• U12s play well in blitz
• Key games down for decision this weekend
• Gary has fond memories
• Sligo IT ladies seek glory in Premier League final
• YOUTH SOCCER
• Back five give us a solid base to build on as Mcmillan slots in
• Joseph Ndo’s absence sorely felt in game against Bray
• All too easy for Rovers in Setanta Cup rout
• Baraclough relieved rather than elated after ‘frustratin­g’ match
• Elding continues his excellent start
• TESTING TIMES
• Mary returns to internatio­nal fold
• Tubbercurr­y 10k marks its 40th anniversar­y
• Rovers set early pace in League
• Summerhill boys bid for national glory
• Sligo let big lead slip in Meath

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