The Sligo Champion - 2017-07-04

• Our voice for their future campaigner­s plan to launch new charity
• GOING FOR GOLD
• Councillor resigns from the Joint Policing Committee
• A DREAM COME TRUE
• Tradition for Tubbercurr­y
• IT Sligo collaborat­es with Google and data centres
• Learn the secrets behind building a booming business
• Sligo’s tech community come together at meet up
• Roscommon is now added
• Camino 2017 the ‘biggest and best’ ever, say organisers
• Mercy gym to stay closed but will stay in sports use
• Parents plan to launch a new charity for Sligo
• CAMHS waiting lists is local issue, says Taoiseach
• Driver veered across the road and struck two cars
• Intoxicate­d woman told to leave Garda station three times
• Young woman has a ‘serious alcohol’ issue
• HALAL DADDY PREMIERE
• PUTTING SLIGO ON THE MAP
• Shoppers flock to summer sales
• Ballinlig pupils record single for children’s hospice
• Appeal court wrong to overturn award
• Councillor­s back initiative to see vacant properties in use
• Rathcormac speed limit set to increase
• Concern over Grange odours
• Faces of the Sligo Food Trail
• Boxer Moran helping to cure kids’ boredom
• Another credit free for all won’t solve the housing crisis it would deepen it
• New Garda station and site for the McGinley family should progress at the same time
• Shortfall of medical consultant­s needs to be tackled now
• Date set for 2018 Knocklane festival following success of first event last weekend
• Gormley praises playground action group
• Fracking ban ‘a special moment’ for McLoughlin
• Paul Muldowney - an appreciati­on
• AbbVie’s volunteer workers
• Rally mania to hit Sligo for 10th anniversar­y
• Magnificen­t Mona!
• Minors into Connacht final with Galway
• Sligo lose to Meath
• Ten-man Rovers fight for crucial win over Shams
• Victory over Shams reminds us all why we love Rovers
• Sadlier departs
• Lyttle finally seeing fruits of hard work as Rovers see off Shams in thriller
• Replacing Sadlier is the next challenge for Lyttle
• CAREW SAYS MEATH WERE THERE FOR THE TAKING ON DAY
• We always knew Leitrim would be tough says Henry
• CHAMPIONS!
• Definitely win
• Tourlestra­ne meet Mary’s in Cup
• Locals set for battle in this weekend’s Stages Rally
• Cummins says troops ready for final
• SWIM SERIES IS A HIT
• Three local lads behind Jiu Jitsu Academy promoted to Black Belts
• More than 300 ready for Hazelwood Tri
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• GRASS ROOTS
• GRASS ROOTS
• Northside Community Centre
• Manorhamil­ton
• Riverstown
• Ballinacar­row
• Banada-Tourlestra­ne
• Achonry-Mullinabre­ena
• Tubbercurr­y
• Castleconn­or
• Enniscrone
• EaskeyDrom­ore West
• Skreen-Dromard
• Huge programme in store for 2017 Heritage Weekend
• Credit Union officially opened following facelift of premises
• Border and trade issues go handin-hand in Brexit talks - IFA
• Middlemen cream off high margins, but farmers don’t benefit – Martin Kenny TD
• Henry fighting for regional re-balancing in Europe
• New Hereford President
• How farmers can help bees
• CAP budget must be defended – IFA
• Cathaoirle­ach of Sligo County Council Seamus Kilgannon will officially open the 31st Summer School
• July 9th - July 15 th
• Entertaini­ngSligo

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