Drogheda Independent - 2018-08-28

• ‘WARRIOR PRINCESS’ HANNAH IS DEFYING EXPERTS
• No third year for Drogheda Fleadh
• Dunleer Credit Union to link with Drogheda
• HOLY FAMILY GROUP STAGES MUSICAL ON THE LIFE OF POPE FRANCIS
• History of the Laytown Races launched in time for big race day
• Collon and Gary Kelly Centre in ‘Pride’
• Swashbuckl­ing Ciarán wins Edinburgh award
• Crafty Fox, Dominican and Cancer shop triumph
• Monks pronounce vows at Stamullen
• Road repairs return on the Platin Road
• Drogheda Day event
• Women all set to hit the water
• Failure to sniff out that stink
• Stephanie donates her long locks to the Rapunzel Foundation
• TORMEY WAS A STAR PLAYER WITH CLEMSON UNIVERSITY AND ENTERED HALL OF FAME
• Latestphas­eat TheMilltob­e launched
• The Address proving to be a popular destinatio­n for local train travellers
• Trainingco­urses tosuitever­yone throughM1S­killnet
• Stamullen artist Niall hosts latest exhibition
• Slane is shortliste­d as the friendlies­t place to do your shopping in the whole country
• Friends of Collon church host garden party for repairs
• NECRET hosting annual ‘Living with Cancer’ event at the Citynorth hotel
• Steam train run from Drogheda to Skerries
• Third annual Boyne AC race on Sept 16
• Congo soldier Luke Kelly deserves to be recalled in Dunleer
• Crossing needed at Knockbrack
• So proud of the people and so proud of our town by the Boyne
• Bridie Maxwell’s passion for her own hometown endures
• ‘We broke all the records and we’ll do it again in 2019’
• Reaching for the stars …
• Tailoryour­daytoyouro­wnuniqueta­ste
• Clancy insists potential ban will have no effect on team
• Dundalk site preferred for new stadium
• Wonderful Woods keeps the Barr high
• Mattock too hot for Plunketts in one-sided clash
• BRIDE’S ARE MOCH-ED
• Rovers are pushed all the way
• Raghs hang on to senior spot
• Four-midable Clans are safe
• Mary’s ease to big win
• ‘Bridge take direct route
• Furze can breathe easy after four-goal bonanza
• Weakened Cille’s play second fiddle to Ratoath
• Last-chance saloon after St Pat’s loss
• Firepower lacking as Rathkenny bow out
• Goals are crucial in Duleek success
• ‘Hill and Skryne grab remaining quarter-final spots
• Royals rout the Rossies to reach Croker decider
• Drogs hunt for comfort after brave cup display
• Kane penalty bid backfires as he misses key game
• Deesiders get shirty and pay ultimate price
• Defence of Premier crown is not going ‘Well
• Winning start for new reserve squad
• Time for Town to make next step
• Supersub Leonard makes his point
• Karl puts the boot in for his province
• Euro medals for Drogheda
• Local schoolboy nets plaudits with Ireland squad
• Laytown Races
• Ardee athletes do their county proud at Community Games
• Lucy star for St Peter’s
• Brave Baltray girls fall at final hurdle
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• ~ Choosing your wedding rings ~
• Tommy Matthews strike downs Dromin title hopes
• Ted Russell had quite a year!
• O’Neill brothers open up a new supermarke­t in Duleek
• Lifestyle camp
• Join in the fun at Fit Kids/Fit Teens
• Spingboard student, Lorraine Larkin tipped to be one of Ireland’s rising Digital Media and PR ‘Stars’
• DUNLEER BID FOR TOP TOWN AWARD
• Monasterbo­ice
• Termonfeck­in
• Tullyallen
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Bellewstow­n
• Mornington
• FLOOD DEFENCE WORKS WILL PROTECT OVER 2,300 HOMES
• LOUTH’S FLOOD PROTECTION SCHEMES
• From dying kittens to living dogs: a vet’s life
• Risso’s Dolphins known to breed in Irish waters
• The visit of Pope Francis made one old man very happy indeed
• Emotional intelligen­ce and wellbeing
• Get your child healthy for the new school year
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword

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