Drogheda Independent - 2020-02-11

• ‘LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE’ - MUNSTER
• TOWN SAYS FINAL FAREWELL TO FR JIM DON LEAVY
• LIGHTS ARE NEEDED IN MELL
• AMAZON GET PERMISSION FOR NEW DATA PLANT IN IDA PARK
• Time to stop the daily commute - jobs expo at City North
• ZERO response to home build tender
• His desire to be a Dominician began at 14
• Two facing Special Criminal Court trial after man shot in the neck in Clonshaugh
• Defendant in Highlands gun and ammo find remanded in custody
• ‘Insider’ Lisa says never give up on your dreams!
• Matthews hosting the first sale of the year
• Freedom book to be digitalise­d
• Drink driver had can of beer in car
• Airport raises €110,000 for cancer centre
• Ardee planning a statue of GAA great
• McGahon hopes ‘losing a final will win a final’
• Poll-topper Imelda says people of Louth have voted for change
• Trend was clear from first boxes
• Droghedace­lebrated thevoicewi­thstyle
• Careers Expo in Meath
• SrEmiliawa­san excellentt­eacher
• Numberofne­w carssoldis downby5%
• Stay in new Fairways Hotel for just €5 and support Down Sydrome Ireland
• Businesswo­rkshops andnetwork­ing eventsinyo­urcounty
• Sean’s vital role in the Moorehall team
• News and Views from the region
• Sidelines, tramlines and hemlines
• Topaward forSMPPS
• Chord minors from 1961 were Leinster kingpins
• CREDIT UNION SCHOOL QUIZ AT DIFE PROVES TO BE A HUGE SUCCESS
• EXPO exhibitors
• YOUR NEW WORK SPACE
• EXPO exhibitors
• Storm clouds have silver lining
• Another early exit for Louth’s young guns
• Flanagan feels under-20s were let down
• Moran’s the main man in Mary’s win
• DERMOT WOODS
• Freeman impressed by Louth’s battling spirit
• Clean sweep for Greenhills teams
• Wolves’ final bid crushed
• SPORT STAR OF THE YEAR
• Stars shine at ann
• Ual awards bash
• Brendan sets gold standard after 50 years
• Barry hits the bull
• Grimes boosts ladies’ fortunes
• T to amount of injury time
• Cille’s victory over Ratoath in vain
• Losses must be taken in context
• Performanc­e is Clancy’s n
• PJ MURRAY
• Umber one
• Donegal a bridge too far for Drogheda
• St Mary’s boys achieve their Primary goal
• U-19 title at stake as Ardee take on Glenmuir
• Storm Ciara puts it up to masters on a truly tough course
• Coscoran times well in Wannamaker Mile
• Indoors bring fine medal haul for Boyne
• Robert goes it alone to win doubles game
• A GOOD WALK
• Poor call not to release senior pair to Under-20s
• Gabriella next up for a St Peter’s Church concert
• Growing, growing, growing your business at workshop
• Love is in the air thanks to GAA
• Hearts, flowers, chocolates, romantic meals and of course lots and lots of cards!
• OrmondePWa­ters isofftoBun­bury
• Julie heading to hills of Bhutan
• Sr Mary Quinn’s unique concept
• New shrine for Blessed Oliver...
• SHANE SHARING STROKE STORY ON NEW PODCAST
• Aldi opens up new store for Laytown area
• This system of violence will only get worse
• All is changed and changed utterly: SF has transforme­d face of Irish politics
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Julianstow­n
• Horoscopes
• Regular exercise is important for all dogs
• Frogs congregate to breed at this time of year
• Wellbeing not a destinatio­n but a journey
• My kids’ fear of being away from their mobile phones is an illness

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