Drogheda Independent - 2017-10-31

• PUPILS USED BY DEALERS
• AGONY FOR BLUES AS THEY LOSE IN LEINSTER
• It’s all smiles at the latest DIFE graduation day at the TLT
• Newry help the homeless group set up in town
• Oral hearing on plan for Cement project
• Original taps from brewery up for grabs
• LOUTH COUNCIL SHOULD BE FINED FOR FAILING TO REMOVE PALLETS
• Shine has no memory of examining four men
• TOP OF THE SHOPS FOR SVP STORE
• West Street will light up!
• Funding possibilit­y for Port Access road
• Drogheda woman sent to local orphanage searching for family
• Musicatthe­Gateisback
• Proud day for all at Tenure school
• Thankful for early diagnosis
• Volunteers delivering skills to students
• TEDxDroghe­da
• City status group take the fight to the capital
• ‘Last chance’ for the town to be part of major plan
• Irish Wheelchair shop gets Drogs star treatment
• ‘To lose a child so suddenly and so tragically is very difficult’
• Gerard died in fire at his home in Moneymore
• Owners find intruder in their home
• Chronic shortage of paediatric OTs
• Louth fire service Halloween warning
• Reinstate plastic collection at brink bank
• Nothinglik­ea24-hour vomittingb­ugtospiceu­p aromanticb­reakaway
• Acorn Therapy Centre celebratin­g 20 years in service in Drogheda
• John Flood plays Drumshallo­n gig
• The Swing Cats coming to the Barbican Centre
• Lewd photos send a damaging message
• Government effort to tackle corruption has finally arrived – decades too late
• Alan Bonner: king of the roads who loved to be a winner
• Carmel’s focus was her family
• Make your wedding day about you…
• GARDAI CHASED MOTORIST (46) ACROSS LOUTH
• Mahon admits to poor signings
• Phillips proud of players in face of real provocatio­n
• Roche show their mettle to clinch Divison 2 title
• Super Saints retain crown
• A stroll in the park for classy champions
• Super Shane battles
• Cummins the special guest at senior final
• Wolfe set the Tone against O’Mahony’s
• Through pain barrier
• Drogheda draw a blank to end with a whimper
• Brilliant Harps hit heights
• Awesome Ardee go on a scoring spree
• Easy for five-star Albion
• Drogheda Town turn on the style
• SCHOOLBOYS SOCCER ROUND-UP
• Packed house as big event kicks off
• Blood, sweat tears and a few blisters
• Dunleer athletes shine in Leinster championsh­ips
• Boyne youngsters perform well in cross country event
• St Peter’s crew play their part
• Holly surges up the hill to strike gold in Navan
• Conor lands the bronze in Abbottstow­n
• A GOOD WALK
• CHARITY BET
• Walshestow­n schoolatth­e GardaSport­s
• Newclassat Playmates Montessori
• LouthPPN launchnew FirstAid trainingin ArdeeCS
• CREDIT UNION ART WINNERS
• Stamullen
• Time for action to tackle key issues in Julianstow­n
• Broomfield
• Life in Mornington, Laytown and Bettystown, Slane, Duleek and Julianstow­n |
• Regina gets sneak preview in Duleek
• Louth fails the test on waste water treatment
• Keep that weight off for life with your local Slimming World
• Garda vetting now vital for many organisati­ons countrywid­e
• Drogheda deserves to be a city - not a Dublin commuter town
• Rememberin­g Eamonn Campbell - a great son of the class of 1964 at St Joseph’s
• Slow down and allow people cross the road
• Hard border must be implemente­d to protect Ireland
• Emma Coffey’s views do not represent the FF party policy
• Fred Murdock held as POW by the Japanese
• Tragic death of Dromin woman while walking the railway line to Dunleer
• Mitchels lift the Div 2 title
• Tony Morris takes over Ardee hotel from Dermot
• Reports of developmen­t at Bully’s Acre site
• Boy (17) drowned chasing after ball
• Eamonn and Alma celebrate 50th
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Pets can only be treated with pet-only medicines
• Presence of Egg Wrack indicates a sheltered shore
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Thor finally gets into groove with rip-roaring screen hit

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