Drogheda Independent - 2018-09-25

• Mayor of town should just not be a ‘support act’
• Archbishop’s ‘great honour’
• METALLICA CONFIRMED FOR 2019 SLANE GIG
• FR TOM DONNELLY
• STILL NO REPAIRS TO LORRAINE’S CEILING!
• Miriam hands over Angus calves to St Ita’s students
• Woman put scissors towards doctor’s neck
• StormAlipa­cksa knockoutpu­nch!
• MAYOR WANTS NEW CHRISTMAS MARKET
• Special mass to remember victim of 1922 shooting
• Budget needs to support Irish journalism industry
• Lessons on how to ‘bridge’ the generation gap!
• New film shows the ancient roots to traditiona­l heritage
• Retained firefighte­rs in need of rental support
• Rape Crisis North East to open new centre for region
• Changing Lives initiative does exactly what it says
• Ombudsman coming to Drogheda and you can meet him
• Cases of anti-social behaviour raised
• Councillor­s vote down any property tax hike
• Olivia Ryan at Louth County Council meeting
• DiscoverCl­oud accounting­for yourbusine­ss
• 140peoplea­reusing theGoCarsc­heme inDrogheda
• Plea for extra funding for Alzheimer’s
• Series of events to mark Positive Ageing week in Drogheda
• Chic Carmel invites you to the smallest art gallery in Ireland (probably...)
• How Alison’s four-legged friends help her epilepsy
• SPOTLIGHT ON........GRAINNE BERRILL
• Playground joy for Lobinstown children
• Proud Marie adored her family
• Jim Dorey was a man of the people who loved his family
• NO PLACE LIKE HOME FOR CIARAN’S BOOK
• Farmers lose almost €1.5m to theft from properties per year
• PITCHER HILL HONOURED FOR GREAT COMMUNITY GARDEN
• Drogs now in bonus territory as focus turns to promotion
• Stakes high as attention turns to senior grade
• St Mochtas ignore the hype to seal final spot
• Fechin’s pass their Barr exam in style
• PREVIEWS: Anchor Tours SFC semi-finals
• Matthews has sights set on a football and hurling double
• Cooley and Gers make final date
• Gers through
• De’s can seal the deal this time round
• 14-man Syddan through
• Vincent’s eye shock fina
• Fire in Slane’s bellies as they break semi hoodoo
• Bridesmaid­s are too strong for Kilbride
• Deasy hoping to go all the way in marathon series
• Deesiders not out of the woods yet after champions’ away win
• McGroggan hat-trick joy for Duleek
• Ttle defence in jeopardy after narrow defeat
• Collapse after bad injury to defender
• SCHOOLBOYS SOCCER ROUND-UP
• Boys lead the ‘Way’ in peak performanc­e
• Marathon effort from Drogheda runners
• Dunleer athletes put best foot forward
• Boyne crew turn on style
• Greenhills stress they’re for all ages
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• A week without a smart phone not as bad as you would think
• Jim Kelly rolls back the years with a vintage show
• Rowan Collins (18) travelled 6,000 miles from Turkey
• Big task ahead at Magdalene Tower
• Matt McCourt is pride of English racing
• Lots for your Leanbh to do at youth arts festival
• McGeough blasts budget allocation for adaption grants
• We need to take each storm alert as it comes
• May’s thrashing in Salzburg lessens fears that EU will cave on the border
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Mornington
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Stamullen
• Tullyallen
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Washing pets: how often and what shampoo to use?
• Many good reasons to ‘Think Before You Flush’
• Spirulina a great source of B12
• Make more ‘Me Time’ for yourself
• Sinfully entertaini­ng battle of the sexes in small town suburbia
• FIFA 19 a welcome, if not incredibe improvemen­t
• Second loss leaves Boyne in bottom spot
• Cobh win keeps Drogs’ promotion hopes alive

Drogheda Independent - 2018-09-18

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