Drogheda Independent - 2020-04-28

• BOYS O BOYS!
• MATTHEW NOLAN IS A TOPPER!
• LITTLE BRADAN IS TRULY A MIRACLE BABY
• PICTURES AND STORIES FROM THE DROGHEDA INDO ARCHIVES
• James Brown eager to get back to action
• IT’S BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR BABIES ON THE FRONTLINE
• Cleaners care in many ways
• Frontline staff adapting quckly to ‘new norm’ in face of crisis
• Staff a comfort to new mums (and dads too)
• Tea and sympathy on menu for new parents
• Drugs seized at Riverbank
• MANY PUBS IN THE REGION WILL NOT SURVIVE IMPACT OF THIS VIRUS LOCKDOWN
• Lists significan­tly reduced but business continuing at Co. Louth courthouse­s
• Simon Community launch ‘Run at Home’ fundraiser to support Louth services
• ST.VINCENT DE PAUL FACE INTO ‘18 MONTH CHRISTMAS SURGE’
• Arthur’s Phones keeping elderly connected
• Matty (77) enjoys pint of the black stuff in the sun
• St Joseph’s teachers and students meeting some new challenges
• No place like Rome for Plunketts in challenge
• Penneys say thanks to Frontline staff with care packages
• JACK DORAN WAS ‘A MAN LIKE NO OTHER’
• St Mary’s and Holy Family May Communions are postponed
• Fairies sprinkle their magic dust in Tullyallen
• Meath County Archive appeal for the public’s help
• Collette Farrell, Droichead Arts Centre
• Charity single tops the charts for warrior Rían
• SOS! Local salons on hand for hair disasters
• Highlanes Gallery open for business - online
• Digging deep to help poor in Nigeria
• 200 scrubs and counting for pals
• Localcarde­alers launchsurv­ey
• Farmers need to prepare for impact of pandemic in their future lives
• Orla Shevlin is new Tallans partner
• Enforcemen­t of social distancing in workplace
• Tony Reynolds was a prince of boxers
• Applebloss­omwalking
• CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE
• GARVEY THE HERO AS 4 LANTERNS CLAIM TITLE
• LOOKS BACK AT THE FORMATIVE YEARS OF THE YELLOWBATT­ER ESTATE, AND, GIVEN A YEAR OR TWO, CELEBRATIN­G 70 YEARS.
• List of the last to be allocated homes in the estate in 1952
• 200 year lease on Glenview homes
• Johnny Rock leaves for a life in England
• Hughie O’Neill and Eugene Duffy are Westerns stars
• The secrets of St Doulagh’s
• Sgt Henry Dunne at Messina in 1908
• The day Desmond Peter McDonagh cheated death
• JamesHarri­son’sfourasSea­n Thornton(8) looksatale­nt
• JOHN O’DONNELL BEST
• SHANE LOUGHRAN’S TWO
• A poem for Joan to mark 100th year
• Proper health service needed
• Clogherhea­d
• Stamullen
• Julianstow­n
• Bellewstow­n
• Broomfield
• Monasterbo­ice
• Mornington
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Tullyallen
• Thank you Lourdes staff
• Coloured leather is one of spring’s brightest trends
• Go for graphic: Get the geometric make-up look
• Roadmap to recovery will involve reinventio­n of life
• No evidence that bats directly infected humans
• I’ve never watched the news so much...Mr Holohan you are my hero
• Sign up for Workplace Wellbeing Day
• Balance your nerves with help from nature
• Horoscopes
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Faithful and charming remake of a 90’s classic
• THIS WEEK IN 1976
• Extra space is key in new GLA
• Milestone win by O’Neills
• My favourite hole:
• Seapoint ready to embrace the ‘new normal’
• Louth captain feels club action should resume before county
• TOP GAA COACH
• COLM NALLY
• FREEMAN SURE UNLUCKY REDS WILL RISE AGAIN
• White one of many who didn’t get their just desserts DAVE DEVEREUX
• No doubt about full forwards and keeper in Team of the ‘90s
• ‘JUNE MAY BE OPTIMISTIC’

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