The Sligo Champion - 2017-04-04

• ‘ E’ TABLET LINK TO ILL STUDENT
• THEFT FROM ENNISCRONE SOCCER CLUB
• PARENTS ON THE MARCH FOR BETTER SERVICES FOR THEIR CHILDREN
• MacSharry raises concern over Sligo’s water capacity
• SURFING FESTIVAL
• GRAVEYARD SEARCH
• POETRY WINNER
• Hope for Spanish property buyers to get deposits back
• € 6.8m water project starts
• Easterwalk­ersallset
• Community trust had to be re- built
• Cashed dad’s pension cheque for 10 years after he had died
• TIME TO WORK TOGETHER
• UK and IT will be key post- Brexit
• All eyes on Tubber as drama finals edge closer
• Last push say water protestors in advance of march in Dublin
• Tributesto­late TommyLavin
• Elderly couple collected visually impaired man in Dublin but crashed
• Brokepartn­er’s noseandals­o strucksist­er rMan
• Ireland’s oldest woman Elizabeth ( 108) was a nature lover who had a keen interest in history
• Fracking ban ‘ a step nearer’
• ‘ Stop stalling’ on CF drug Minister told by MacSharry
• New Rosses Point pontoon funding
• Volunteers needed for Tidy Towns Good Friday clean up
• Man pleads guilty to driving causing death charge
• The north west’s most famous female surfer will host a women’s only workshop at event
• Liking audience interactio­n
• Shore shots gives welcome boost to local economy
• NORTH WEST IS A FORGOTTEN REGION, HEARS EU ENERGY CONFERENCE IN BRUSSELS
• Let’s look up for energy solutions
• The Supreme Knight using his faith to help others
• ‘ Sligo needs to get a move on,’ says Greenway Co- op
• Free parking for cancer patients would be a ‘ kind gesture’ - Henry
• Council launch ‘ Green Aware’
• STOP THIS SILENT KILLER IN ITS TRACKS
• Headbutted man on street
• Stole¤ 359 electric toothbrush
• ‘ Nasty’ NYE Hit and Run
• Disturbanc­e at hotel
• Abusive at Hospital A & E
• Glamping village will host weddings
• Pleaded guilty to series of theft and criminal damage charges
• Sligo eateries honoured at awards
• Conference a huge boost for Sligo tourism
• Degrees in English, politics, sociology and psychology at IT
• Brexit brings back memories of smuggling
• Forget lame duck Donald and focus on what matters
• A lifetime on the big stage
• Fourth annual Sligo camino set for July 1st
• Creggexpan­sionhopes
• Plan ‘ limiting’ rural homes
• New rural homes must keep ditches
• Engineers designing the vast majority of new homes in Sligo
• Council baulks at including three alleged Rights of Way in Strandhill
• CLASSY U21S ALMOST SHOCK GALWAY
• All set for West of Ireland
• Boyle Celtic ready for semi- final
• Sligo end League on a high
• Aughanagh’s big win over Calry
• Good to finish with a win as focus turns to Big Apple
• U21s are a credit to Sligo GAA
• I believe Sligo football is in a better place after this U21 performanc­e
• BraveSligo­pipped byGalwayin U21thrille­r
• ‘ Players gave it their all’
• Mayo end minors’ unbeaten run
• Clare make it to the semi finals
• Busy season in store
• Ladies ready for the League
• Super results in Athlone
• Ursuline’s Cup journey ends
• Little tips that go a long way when preparing for Yeats Tour
• Rehab Care winners
• Darts competitio­n with € 2,500 prizes
• ‘ Ourtargeti­stogetupto­2Ain thenextfew­years, weknow wecan’, insistscoa­chMannion
• Sligo competitor­s preparing for Connacht finals of Community Games
• Community Games swim results
• Entries open for Mullaghmor­e Tri
• Gymnasts honoured
• Bodyboarde­rcutsitwit­hthe bestintopH­awaiiancon­test
• GRASSROOTS
• GRASSROOTS
• CELEBRATIN­G 40
• YEARS IN BUSINESS
• Avalon Centre
• Manorhamil­ton
• Riverstown
• Newtownman­or
• Drumcliffe
• Geevagh Gurteen
• Collooney
• Curry/ Moylough
• Ballymote
• Achonry/ Mullinabre­ena
• Skreen/ Dromard
• Easkey/ DromoreWes­t
• Enniscrone
• Playground to re- open soon
• Tubber Waste Water Scheme a ‘ priority’
• Fundraisin­g could save the lives of many cats
• Concerns over condition of roads in Ballymote area
• Aurivo Ballymote Mart price
• Farmers on Designated Land being treated with ‘ contempt’
• Castlerea Co- Operative Livestock market report
• Mazda delighted to unveil all- new Mazda CX- 5
• World premiere of the Opel Insignia Grand Sport took place at the Geneva Motor Show
• Average house prices in Sligo rise 2.6% in last three months - survey
• Donkeys are a traditiona­l part of Irish rural life
• Flowering Field Pansy one of the prettiest weeds
• When people are well, they do well
• Love your lawn, but not too much
• Looking after mental health so important
• Entertaini­ng Sligo
• PERFECT TEN

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