Drogheda Independent - 2017-09-12

• MEDALS OF 1957 HERO STOLEN IN RAID
• SOLES FOR THE SOULS AS ST PETER’S AND SOSAD REMEMBERS
• Patrick using his loaf as McCloskey’s mark bread week in style
• Millmount goes gold for childhood cancer
• Drogheda to get a Fleadh song
• Dumping nightmare at site
• No plan to clean up Buttergate
• Gardaí investigat­e firebomb attack at Tredagh View
• New chief for Louth Gardai
• Volunteers wanted for major cemetery clean up
• Countdown to the big ‘Dip’
• Roundabout needed
• Work starts on Rathmullen site
• Dominican to host sleepout for homeless
• MEP TO RAISE THE ISSUE OF CROSSES
• DROGHEDA AND FOREST ENJOY A SHARED HISTORY
• Brian McManus and ‘Ku Matuka’
• COUNCIL HOMELESS REPORT IS SLAMMED
• Drunken male (18) assaulted security guard at Lourdes
• Wedding showcase at Glenside on 28th Sept
• TEDxDroghe­da returns for second year
• Drogheda needs Town Manager
• Drogheda’s first comedy festival Laugh out Louth
• Emily Hourican to speak at cancer conference
• LouiseCaro­lanishavin­ga laugh- inthenameo­fhealth
• A look at life in
• Stamullen
• A look at life in
• Report needed on water issues
• It’s good to know when I go away, my family miss me for very different reasons
• Chance to pitch to very best coach
• IWA launch new TY championsh­ips
• Drugs testing proposals make a lot of sense
• Government now has opportunit­y to set about real reform of Gardaí
• Hear all the classics at the St Peter’s Male Voice Choir ‘Songbook’ concert
• Mary and Mona celebrate retirement from Dunnes
• EDIBLE GARDEN OPENS
• LMFM’s Kelly is short-listed
• Louth cops inflated test figures
• Co-Innovate workshop coming to Louth this week
• Spacious home in Castlebell­ingham
• Unique opportunit­y in John Boyle O’Reilly country and historic Newgrange
• Property market on move again
• Nally out of Louth race
• Mahon insists Drogs will fight to bitter end
• Watters ice cool as Gaels sink champs
• JP is feeling the love as
• Jocks advance
• JOHN SAVAGE
• Butler serves up lifeline
• Glyde in cruise control in one-sided semi-final
• Saints keep their treble bid alive
• Combinatio­n outfit claim O Broin Shield title
• Moninne hit for six
• Red card death knell for Seneschals­town hopes
• Out-of-sorts St Pat’s blown off course
• Dogged Rathkenny are undone by Achilles’ heel
• Heavy defeat doesn’t bode well for Duleek
• Cille’s safe despite final-round reverse
• Pointless draw for knockout hopefuls
• Convincing win sees Curraha advance to last four
• Three see red as Drums crash out
• Fitzgerald in as new Meath hurling boss
• Cup tie a ‘four’gone conclusion
• Drogheda’s game plan in tatters after four minutes
• Happy days for Ardee club as Gaynor seals the deal
• Connor spares ‘Well’s blushes
• SCHOOLBOYS SOCCER ROUND-UP
• Beattie’s last-gasp winner puts Boys in final
• Great effort as local quartet mix it with Mo
• Senior Boyne athletes continue busy run
• Boyne coach seeks early return to AIL
• Ernational flavour
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• Compelling replay trilogy keeps everyone guessing
• Mayo are due one... aren’t they?
• Explaining what the ‘Eight’ means to me
• Ledwidge work was never ‘lost’ say Inchicore group
• Getenterin­gfor businessaw­ards
• John McVeagh died saving a young boy in river Boyne rescue bid
• Broomfield
• Termonfeck­in
• Donore/ Rosnaree Village
• Mornington Julianstow­n
• Bellewstow­n Ardcath/ Clonalvy
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Tullyallen
• Horoscopes
• The vet profession has changed in thirty years
• Haws and sloes bountiful in the autumn bushes
• High-stakes game of cat & mouse in unforgivin­g terrain
• ARK a triumph of ambition in modern gaming

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