Drogheda Independent - 2018-09-18

• PLAN FOR 130 FREE PARKING PLACES GONE
• Evanna and Colin hit the headlines
• Sad occasion as Jojo’s closes on West Street after a decade
• Defibrilla­tor from GAA club saves a life
• Homeless Aid adds three new local homes
• Extensiono­fplans for2,000homes
• Senator Ged Nash making his call for a BID scheme for Drogheda
• Cllr Flood slams removal of North Strand parking spaces
• Town’shistoryis itsbrightf­uture...
• LABOUR MEET BY BANKS OF BOYNE
• Drogheda’s annual bridge congress won’t be trumped by parking problems
• Tusla go on road to promote work
• Vandalism on Rathmullen Estate must be top priority
• Gerisagrea­tloss tohisfamil­yand community
• Event will help to live with cancer
• DIPPERS HIT THE WAVES
• Millmount’s magic touch
• From Dunleer to Canada, Terry rules the sky
• St Peter’s choir go German!
• MeadePotat­oCompany collecttwo­topawards
• Chancetoba­ckthe EnableIrel­and‘Life withnoLimi­ts’appeal
• Drogheda doctor in line for award
• Public asked to take part in beach plan
• John Spillane brings his style to Dundalk
• Poet Phil Lynch on the open mic in The Living Room
• Drogheda needs to rise to its full and true potential
• Skoda challenge success
• Bettystown man Gerard Fay is a running sensation
• New Laytown promenade is proving to be a wonderful success story for the coastal area
• Brendan backs East Meath Hospice events
• It’s time to stop blaming Dundalk for all our woes
• Big year for the Headfort in Kells as they become a fourstar hotel and host wedding showcase on Sept 30th
• Unique clann system at Franciscan College, Gormanston
• Beating Cobh is Clancy’s only concern on final day
• Aussie star Byrne could give Saints a semi-final boost
• Heartache for Louth as Treaty girls steal show
• Bishop confident
• Players will learn from experience
• McLaughlin admits the Reds didn’t play their normal game
• Blues’ two-in-a-row dream alive and well
• Ring-rusty O’Connell’s
• Fierce rivals save day with tense thriller
• Five-star Dreadnots book shot at champs
• Irelands shake off stiff Roche challenge to reach JFC final
• Glyde realise their goal with battling victory
• Special night for Naomh Moninne
• Gers break Kilkerley hearts for second time
• Emmets condemn Na Piarsaigh after tense showdown
• O Broin blitz proves a big hit with clubs
• Kevin’s edge battle of Saints
• Four-goal Seneschals­town still well beaten
• Mooney makes a major impact for Pat’s
• Comeback kings start final countdown
• Meath have to Hand it to the mighty Tyrone girls
• ‘Luck ran out on us’ laments Royals’ boss
• Furze boys gain home advantage for semis
• Play-offs in Drogheda’s sights after narrow win
• MARCUS CAVAROLI
• Relegation battle looms for Duleek
• ‘Well are ‘found’ out as 10-man Trim win
• Hard-earned point after a ‘Torr’id night
• Defeated Town are seeking cup tonic
• Thrilling finale to Drogheda derby ends in stalemate
• SCHOOLBOYS SOCCER ROUND-UP
• Fanning strike decides Boys tie
• Drogheda trio mix it with the best on biggest stage
• Boyne in buoyant mood
• Bowled over by brilliant event
• Jack’s on course for Global success
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• Dunne shoots course record 63
• Winter is coming... so embrace the dark with moody hues
• St Kevin’s win McArdle Cup
• McGinn’s treble for Mell Celtic men
• SHEILA MARKS 90TH IN STYLE
• Time to start planning the Christmas party
• Monasterbo­ice
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Broomfield
• Bellewstow­n
• Tullyallen
• Ardcath/ Clonalvy
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword

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