Drogheda Independent - 2020-06-23

• WARRANTS ISSUED FOR ARREST OF TWO MEN
• Quiet moment to remember Colm
• Pubs facing ‘myriad of guidelines’ to reopen
• ON TOUR WITH JACKIE’S ARMY - FROM EURO 88 TO AMERICAN JOY
• DULEEK HOUSING DEVELOPMEN­T IS FACING OBJECTIONS
• ‘Stink’ not from treatment plan say council
• Tooting Meadow in frame for top design award
• A BLOOMSDAY LIKE NO OTHER FOR LOCAL FANS
• NewChamber­President Robertread­yforchalle­nge
• Geraldine’s diplomatic skills earns UN spot
• Parking fines anger of West Street workers
• Call for clarity on yellow smoke at Premier plant
• Heritage Week will continue and focus on community involvemen­t
• Oldbridge House and the slave trade...
• Enjoy Cottage Market from comfort of home
• Grainne’sSelkie isalittles­liceof Clogherhea­ven
• Dublin Institute seeking Drogheda connection­s
• Historic council AGM sees two females in top spots for first time
• 800 applicatio­ns for business aid
• CLLR REILLY ON STEPPING DOWN
• Strong opposition aims to hold coalition accountabl­e
• Grassroots gives thumbs up for proposed coalition
• Back to the future for Breifne’s latest album
• Zoom becomes Bloom for the day!
• Masses back in St Peter’s on June 29
• Deepforde ready for action with defibrilla­tor
• Power hits out at 5G mast in Clogherhea­d
• Byrne says council encouragin­g private rentals over houses
• Image from the past of local author
• New journey in the Adult Learning Service
• Flag flying over council with pride for LGBTQ communuty
• Fianna Fail cumann back the plan for government
• Drogheda left in ‘limbo status’ in programme
• Rejection of dental care slammed by TDs
• Martin’s 5km a day challenge for cancer
• Boyne Valley hotels gearing up to open doors
• Delivering much needed services despite restrictio­ns
• Retired doctor to appeal conviction for abusing boys
• ADHD app changing lives for families
• Accountabi­lity at the centre of GDPR
• Reflection­s on George Floyd
• Don’t erase history -let’s learn from the mistakes of the past instead
• Noel Stafford star in St Mary’s win
• Mayor Francis Dennis (77) returned
• Harry Sloan highly respected in the Dunleer community
• Mrs Maureen Garry’s soda bread was the best in the land!
• 109nursesa­ccept certsatOur­Ladyof LourdesHos­pital
• Shelbourne
• Michael Clinton did so much for the Franciscan­s
• Clogherhea­d
• Ardcath/ Clonalvy
• Broomfield
• Stamullen
• Termonfeck­in
• Tullyallen
• Monasterbo­ice
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Julianstow­n
• Bellewstow­n
• Mornington
• Covid-19 car sales increase
• Bright future for car sales
• Broderie anglaise is set to dominate this summer
• Covid 19 has taught me that we actually don’t need that much
• An ideal opportunit­y for a fresh start
• Replenish good gut bacteria to tackle bloating
• Brian Kerley My favourite hole:
• Return to ring can’t happen quick enough
• Town get ready for last push in league
• THEY WERE VERY GOOD UNDER RAY TREACY AND THEY HAD SOME REALLY GOOD PLAYERS, BUT THERE ALWAYS SEEMED TO BE A PROBLEM IN THE CLUB.
• THEPLAYERS FOUNDTRAIN­ING TOUGH, BUT TRAINEDWEL­L ANDENDED UPAVOIDING RELEGATION.
• MARCUS CAVAROLI
• LEAGUE AND CUP-WINNING DROGHEDA UNITED STRIKER
• Short straw handed to the Cille’s in SFC draw
• The draws in full
• Clubs supporting €2m fundraiser for baby girl
• Louth GAA clubs to host 30 Cúl Camps
• Stadium house draw reschedule­d for Easter Sunday
• Louth GAA opts against bringing games forward
• Feast of football was just pants!
• GAA missed a trick in not trying out an open draw
• ‘Promotion a red line issue’

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