Drogheda Independent - 2017-05-30

• TEACHER DON IS HONOURED FOR HIS TRUE DEDICATION
• Ageless Anna enters 105th year
• YET ANOTHER PIECE OF ARTWORK IS UNCOVERED IN DOMINICAN
• Blathnaid’s doggie bowtie idea is proving to be a great hit
• Garda threatened at meter dispute
• Greenhills girls to celebrate 40 years since Leaving Cert
• NewPortrou­te ‘merits funding’
• DROMIN COUPLE’S CENTRA BACKING
• Top sporting prizes secured for the IMND gala ball
• Historic sites are targeted again
• Two year ban for driver who over took at speed on road
• Trespass incident dismissed
• Dentist Cormac walking from Clonalvy to Limerick and back for charity
• DJ Tommy Action recalled in images
• Clogherhea­d man was captured by the Nazis whenw he was just 16
• Kierans family flee Fair Street inferno
• ‘Vantastic’ time at Beaulieu this weekend
• Range of events for Broomfield
• Guns N’ Roses bring a ray of sunshine to S lane
• SERVING THE COMMUNITY
• Laytown& Bettystown
• Barrier one way of solving beach after dark issues
• HonouringF­rancis
• Call is made to protect St Michael’s Grange in Duleek
• Miriam reclaiming Eire’s war poet
• Walks in region for Boyne Festival
• Mornington
• Moore dance school top of the world
• It’s battle stations now to get rid of the rat in our garden
• DOMINICAN BALL
• Getting ready for a great Greenhills summer camp
• Plunketts €20k Drop is huge success
• BERNADETTE’S IMAGES AND WORDS INSPIRE
• The Tall Ships are ready to sail into town
• Man assaulted Whyte’s courtesy car driver on way home
• Men were punched at pub
• St Kevin’s host June 24 hooley
• Inside Out is a new food experience in Slane
• Endangerme­nt charge against man dropped
• 50 Louth complaints to Ombudsman for Children
• Weather gods aren’t smiling on Ardee
• Injured keeper not ruled out of Bohs clash
• Underdogs not without a chance in Leinster tie
• ‘Keeper Lynch is relishing another shot at the Royals
• McEntee is on course to make inroads with Meath
• NOTHING LIKE MEATH IN THE SUMMERTIME
• Darren hopes to make his Mark again after solid debut
• Royals’ talisman Reilly up against familiar foes
• A deadly double act
• Reid steers Mattock to cup decider
• O’Hare is spot on for Roche
• Holders see off gallant Naomh Moninne
• Juniors strike late
• Glyde get over the line
• Gaels overcome brave Roche
• LOUTH GAA SCOREBOARD
• Royals rumble on with victory over Lilywhites
• Duleek-Bellewstow­n start campaign in style
• St Colmcille’s up for the challenge
• Town season into June as they progress in cup
• Agm to vote on two-thirds majority rule
• Ruthless streak still lacking at United Pk
• Reserve stopper hoping to earn his keep with United
• Resilient Drogs draw a line under horror show
• Boyne athletes give it their best
• Talented youngsters do themselves and club proud
• Ardee trio through to All-Irelands
• Dunleer duo brave elements
• D&D runners sharpen up
• Cilles AC gear up for annual five-mile race
• Young Duleek athletes star in the long jump
• CLOVERHILL
• LUMPER’S SOCIETY
• MANNAN CASTLE
• History suggests I should stay away from Parnell Pk
• MULTIMILLI­ON EURO HOTEL RENOVATION FOR THE ROYAL COUNTY
• Idea of closing Laurence’s Gate to thousands of cars will be ‘proven to be madness’
• 90TH ANNIVERSAR­Y OF DEATH OF FOUR MEN ON THE BOYNE
• Samaritans group honoured
• Eighth annual ITICA National Fish & Chips Day
• It’s party time – achieve patio perfection with Tobermore!
• Delight at St Oliver’s CC awards night
• Stamullen
• Monasterbo­ice
• Julianstow­n
• Philipstow­n
• Termonfeck­in
• Ardcath/ Clonalvy
• Broomfield Clogherhea­d
• Tullyallen
• Horoscopes
• When good cats go bad: how to stop pets hunting
• Outbreak of crayfish plague of great concern
• Perhaps it’s time to drop the mainsail from Pirate adventure
• Deep, intimidati­ng game aimed at 4X veterans
• This week in 1989

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