Drogheda Independent - 2019-04-23

• TREASURE HUNT IN THE BOYNE!
• Family escape gun attack on their home
• COMMUNITY UNITED IN FOLLOWING THE CROSS
• Ten children living in local ‘Family Hub’
• Ideas needed to breathe new life into town centre
• Annie Hoey enters the election race
• Family Fun Day by the Boyne on the way in May
• Jackie’s marathon campaign to raise €50k for charity
• 9% of Louth homes at risk of flooding
• B&Bs reluctant to take those without a permanent home
• Pink Floyd drummer and the old Aston Martin
• Tom getting set for another shot at the Drogheda 10k
• Senior citizens protest ‘spoiled a good news day’
• Council’s ‘shameful’ treatment of BID team
• City group hope for good news
• Councillor critical of town road markings
• DkIT is urged to apply for Technologi­cal University status
• Entreprene­urs pitch to judges for Illuminate
• Intel grants supp port local organisati­ons
• Water is still flowing down Bolton Square
• News and views from the region
• Plans underway for Vantastiva­l festival
• Registrati­on open for Slane Castle 5k
• Good old days on Stockwell Street
• Pioneering MMM, Sr Maura Lynch honoured with image at the RCSI
• Karina bitterly disappoint­ed with level of beach rubbish
• Denise inspires at Network event
• Taisce award for court restoratio­n
• Sheila helped to run the farm while raising family
• Borrowed Groundart
• Drogheda in a good place
• Impressive Geraldines earn the bragging rights
• Cooley claim the precious points
• Monaghan goal is key for Dreadnots
• Jackson’s double gives Newtown blues
• Young Reds won’t be taking Cats for granted
• Spirited Antrim deny Louth
• Mahony’s too good for Gaels
• Watters has the goal-den touch
• Kilkerley see off Glyde
• Quigley rescues draw for the Joes
• Impressive O’Connells have
• Mochtas bounce back with big win over Hunterstow­n
• McDermotts are best in score-fest
• Keelan goal earns win for Irelands
• Future of football in county looks bright
• Last-gasp Walsh free breaks Curraha hearts
• Cille’s big test of character
• Mighty Meath see off Longford to reach the final
• St Patrick’s blown away by the Gaeils
• Dillon salvages a share of spoils for Syddan
• Gore’s great goal proves to be real game-changer
• Defence of Minor title under way
• Double winners a class act at Drogheda school
• MARCUS CAVAROLI Hyland insists there’s light at end of tunnel
• Bad Friday as McGlade punishes Drogheda
• Burke’s late winner breaks Duleek hearts
• Town round off week in style
• Ardee and Square are eyeing derby delight
• Five-star Pats too good for Drogheda
• Fine displays from DDAC contingent
• Jack making big splash in World Global Swin Series
• Greyhound run out of steam as Lantern shine
• Flying start gives Railway the platform to claim silverware
• A GOOD WALK
• The time is right for a two-tier Championsh­ip
• Philip Gaffney and links to the Boys Town founder
• Dutchman Van Stanberg, gardener Sam, and the ghostly tale on Wellington Quay
• Donal’s book casts light on Louth’s untold story
• The lessons of history shouldn’t be ignored
• RATHKENNY REVELS IN TOP CLASS 55TH SHOW
• Tullyallen Termonfeck­in
• Stamullen
• Bellewstow­n
• Horoscopes
• The transition from puppyhood to adult dog
• Not much to celebrate for Earth Day 2019
• Easter will never be the same now that pubs open on Good Friday
• How to get back on track after you mess up?
• Some supplement­s may interfere with test results

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