Drogheda Independent - 2017-07-11

• CRAZY DRIVERS ON THE LOOSE
• Cormac is our latest world king
• Unique scholarshi­p plan for Drogheda League and local players
• OLD SAILORS MEET UP AT DROGHEDA PORT
• Council recognise tourism potential of Town Wall
• Max hoping to sniff out a nice nose win
• Gate will close in September
• Theft of money and passports
• Minister launches €9m new courthouse for town
• Courthouse will be ‘part of the cultural heritage of Drogheda’
• Double yellow lines needed at Silk Park
• CHOICE BASED LETTING SUCCESS
• Man allegedly tried to drown dog in the Boyne canal
• ‘Bring your suitcase’ warning
• Trespass at Domino’s Pizza
• Honouring the hero of Ecuador
• Success for brass band in Clonakilty
• Rape Crisis NE seeking volunteers
• Government announces 40 new SNA posts for local area
• Average age in Co Louth is 36 years
• Training course for payment companies at The Mill
• IRELAND’S ANCIENT EAST
• Duleek gardaí vow to take tougher stance on teen anti-social behaviour
• Laytown& Bettystown & districtno­tes
• Ardcath/Clonalvy
• Rachel takes home silver at Transplant Games
• Calls for new pedestrian crossing on the Meath-Louth border at Rosevale estate
• This holiday in France is a farce! But at least I’ve got my baguettes
• Road closures due to sewer works
• Plunketts look ahead to the next five years
• First round of action in Louth knockouts
• Mighty Dubs can be beaten
• Crucial month ahead for struggling Drogs
• Captain hoping for one more fantastic display from Louth
• Proud day for St Mary’s contingent
• The Blues blow hot and cold as they overcome Kilkerley
• Gaels edge out Cooley in a dire encounter
• St Pats in bother as Gers get off to flyer
• Honours are even in thrilling battle of Saints
• Brides storm to facile win
• Impressive Mattock Rangers begin their campaign with a bang
• Glen’s goal paves way for victory
• Clinical O’Connells shock Finbarrs with an impressive display
• Westerns heading in right direction
• Five-star Glyde put St Nicholas to the sword
• Emmets survive late Stabannon surge
• O’Hare on song as Roche win opener
• Mitchel’s take spoils in derby
• Maria’s late, late point wins the title for Mattock
• Goals galore as the Royals rule
• Royals are rumbled by Donegal at the death
• McEntee vents frustratio­n after heartbreak­ing loss
• Gallagher believes Donegal are heading in right direction
• No joy for luckless Drogheda
• Byrne is hoping for a change of fortune
• Few new faces given chance against Ipswich
• Corroon going a fair way in championsh­ips
• Sam keeps cool to earn Victory for the Boys
• Cian’s gamble pays off as he storms to impressive victory
• Players set a high standard
• DDAC say sad farewell to much-loved friend Mary
• Cushinstow­n crew do the club proud
• Dynamic duo win five medals for Ardee AC
• A GOOD WALK
• First Minor Final for Louth since 1971 appearance
• ‘Fine Gael Lite’ played part in downgrade of local government
• OBITUARY - Bernadette Foley, California
• Jim was the anchor who brought the family together
• Familyand community had great friend in Eugene Geraghty
• Catch up on reseeding backlog
• Make some memories this summer
• Tullyallen
• Mornington
• Monasterbo­ice
• Broomfiled & District
• Termonfeck­in
• Clogherhea­d
• Bellewstow­n

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