Drogheda Independent - 2018-05-29

• NUMBER OF YOUTHS ARE QUESTIONED OVER KILLING
• Anna marks her 105th birthday
• Three stars off theh panto are honoured:
• DROGHEDA MOTOR WEEKEND 2018 SUPPLEMENT THIS WEEK
• Discarded batteries spark scare
• Repeal welcomed but action needed for women in crisis
• Three-day festival of music at Beaulieu House
• Church land is available for new Duleek school
• HOMELESS REPORTING CONCERNS
• Local produce top of menu for the Maritime Festival
• New pay parking scheme to come before councillor­s
• Alcohol bye-laws combined
• Drumcar vacancy ‘could not be filled’
• Woman slashed in face in knife assault
• Youth (19) ‘one man crime spree’
• Long term Traveller plan for Drogheda progressin­g
• L&B golfers are now extra caring
• Louth women awards
• ‘MAYBE OLIVER CROMWELL WASN’T ALL BAD’
• Whiskeylov­ers cansample tasteofSla­ne
• Louth company eyes up top prize in National Enterprise Awards’ 20th year
• Fleadhbrie­fingfor membersoft­he businesswo­rld
• Donacarney boys fly Euro flag for special visitor
• St Anthony’s novena takes place in St Peter’s church
• Dr McAllister, the Northlands magician
• ‘Incredible’ success...
• MAGICAL STORIES PROVE PROGRAMME IS HERE TO STAY
• BUCKLE YOUR SEAT BELTS, DROGHEDA MOTOR WEEKENDER PARKS UP THIS WEEKEND
• Clancy is anticipati­ng a stern ‘Cab’ interrogat­ion
• First game crucial in Louth’s three-team group
• Kind draw gives Louth a chance to turn corner
• Cooley grab lifeline
• St Bride’s hang on
• Crucial win for Gers
• Blues book semi berth
• Raining goals in Ardee sunshine
• Jocks edge high-scoring clash with St Mary’s
• Big goal from Ben
• Fechins play-off hopes still alive
• Ragh’s title credential­s pass major examinatio­n
• Irelands on course
• Lannleire survive scare
• First away win puts O’Connells into promoti
• Glens prevail in basement battle
• Joes edge away from danger
• Barrs in seventh heaven
• Naps edge cracker
• Derby joy for Tones
• Triumph for local Ras trio
• Bemused McEntee can’t explain below-par Meath performanc­e
• Young Royals punish mighty Dublin again
• Cille’s scoop Irish language award
• Flood score decisive in tight finish
• Cille’s ease worries with last-gasp win
• Win could count at end of the campaign
• MARCUS CAVAROLI
• Agony for Drogs as they are denied derby win
• Bohs prove too strong for Under-15s
• Barry’s extra special winner
• NE triumph for Boyne youth team
• Baltray eyeing home win
• Greenhills club spreads the word about bowls
• Dunleer athletes on song
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• Even the kids recognise Karius and Lovren deficienci­es
• The days of rolling over Exiles long gone
• Bettystown part of review into park and ride facilities in Meath
• Lannleire edged out in SFC
• Ordination of Terence Kane
• EAST HAM BOYS PROVE THE BEST
• Peggy Smith inspired the 5.30am opening
• Wonderful weekend of activities for all the family
• Termonfeck­in
• Bellewstow­n
• Broomfield
• Tullyallen
• Clogherhea­d
• Julianstow­n
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Priority based on Irish fluency makes sense
• Church dominance a thing of the past as youth throw off religious shackles
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Leaves, flowers and bulbs of wild garlic all edible
• The Eldest is certainly more ‘chill’ about the Junior Cert than I was at his age
• The changing nature of relationsh­ips
• Cleaver – nature’s lymphatic tonic
• Doggie comedy won’t be winning best in show
• Become Human simply staggering in its detail
• This week in 1978
• Royals join the Reds in qualifiers after shock defeat
• All-rounder Amy scoops another Irish title for Boyne

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