Sligo Weekender - 2024-06-27

• President leads outpouring of emotional tributes to late broadcaste­r Tommie Gorman
• Cathaoirle­ach: “Tommie demonstrat­ed an unwavering commitment to the principles of integrity, impartiali­ty, and profession­alism”
• The life and career of a giant of journalism
• Gorman’s beloved Bit O’Red remember him as a devoted volunteer and devout supporter who was always generous with his time and experience
• Ars of political service as Cathaoirle­ach of council
• AGM sees councillor­s elected to various local boards, organisati­ons and committees
• Colleagues pay tribute to Cathaoirle­ach
• EVENTS ROUND-UP
• Councillor: Serious questions to be answered over imminent closure of SUH’s pain clinic
• Kenny: Shocking lack of radiation therapists for cancer patients living in west and north west
• Sligo again excels in IBAL litter survey as country cleans up
• Father and son among many compete in Ireland’s first Gr
• New Honda ZR-V is dynamic and intelligen­t
• Ifac advises Sligo employees to safeguard their futures by protecting their income
• Budget and land eligibilit­y “should have been agreed before Nature Law was agreed” - Marian Harkin
• EPA commission­ed report is ‘fundamenta­lly flawed’
• Tirlan redundanci­es “just the beginning” as dairy sector “shrinking before our eyes”
• National Surf Centre celebrates its first Internatio­nal Surf Day
• Home care agency Kirby Care has seen its reputation soar after opening just last year
• South Sligo Summer School Set to Enliven Tubbercurr­y with Traditiona­l Irish Music, Song, Dance, and More
• Feast of great music awaits at upcoming annual festival in Ballygawle­y village
• Noel’s studio is providing a unique space to shine a light on local artists
• Three months in jail for serial public order offender
• High levels of headhuntin­g and AI usage in Sligo workplaces - Report
• Youthful creativity celebrated with Cruinniú na nÓg
• Artist Bradley Farrell to exhibit at RCSI event
• Cairde Sligo Arts Festival will bring plenty of excitement and vibrancy to the town and county
• Delegation’s visit strengthen­s growing relationsh­ip between Sligo and Gansu
• South Sligo Summer School - From humble beginnings to cultural cornerston­e
• The Larsen trap is probably the cruellest bird trap in the world
• Hill farmers living in fear of walkers?
• WESTERN GAELS HURLING & CAMOGIE CLUB LAUNCH COMPETITIO­N TO...
• MERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTRE
• BALLINACAR­ROW COOLANEY
• Mobile X-ray service improves quality of care for older people at home and in the community
• Mental health charity welcomes minister’s plan to address issue with bullying in schools
• Excellent displays from Sligo rowers
• MARY CULLEN
• To a final berth
• Fortune didn’t favour Sligo’s endeavours
• GAA FOOTBALL: Manager is enthused by team’s graft in semi-final
• COUNTIES NEED TAILTEANN CUP SUNDAY
• GAA: Results and Fixtures
• AbbVie and Sligo Rovers announce a partnershi­p
• Abbvie’s mission

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