Drogheda Independent - 2024-05-01

• Stunning plans for covered area at Old Abbey
• Household name in town for 38 years
• Outrage as cat and kittens dumped at retail park bin
• Former convent girl Jillian releases steamy debut novel!
• NTA derails plans for second train station
• Drogheda hosts multicultu­ral ‘Taste of All Nations’
• Digital event an ‘eyeopener’ for thriving local businesses
• Latvian choir return marks 20 years since last Drogheda visit
• Man crawled from boot after crash sent his car into ditch
• Former champion dancer takes battle with FND to Oireachtas
• TD slams Government for showing ‘complete disregard’ for Drogheda
• Action required to address menacing graffiti in town
• Samaritans seeking Night Owl volunteers
• SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT ANNUAL DROGHEDA ARTS FESTIVAL
• Boost for plan to transform former church into library
• Councillor queries €250k funding for Leonard’s Cross
• Former Drogheda Independen­t editor appointed Chamber CEO
• Refurbishm­ent plan positive news for Sacred Heart
• Accused in ‘rage’ during garda search for bomb
• Bricklayer has driving charge dismissed
• Open can of cider in centre console of Audi A3
• Links strengthen­ed between DIFE and DCU
• IT WAS ALL CHANGE AS ST MARY’S DS LOOKED TO A BIG AND BRIGHT FUTURE
• Anglo Printers and the Green Machine
• Collon’s US music star really earns her stars and stripes ....
• ARDEE/COLLON
• TERMONFECK­IN
• BROOMFIELD
• MONASTERBO­ICE
• TULLYALLEN
• BETTYSTOWN
• MORNINGTON
• ARDCATH/ CLONALVY
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Philip Kierans was deeply respected in the GAA and League of Ireland world
• Drogheda up for Cup after winning run
• Boyne talents sparkle in North Leinster sun
• Masterful Drogheda win National Rel
• A GOOD WALK
• Chord in seven heaven as they demolish Rock
• McQuillan is the hero as Albion stun Duleek
• Reserves finding their feet in First Division
• Albion and Duleek ladies have plenty to celebrate
• DEADLY DARRAGH READY TO UNLEASH HIS BOX OF TRICKS
• Brennan’s busy Town denied twice in week
• Struggles continue for Premier Sunday sides
• Bit O’relief for Doherty and Drogheda as they beat Sligo in fine style
• NIGHT TO FORGET FOR THE DROGS IN TALLAGHT
• Bridel has final say for Drogs in derby thriller
• ’Feckin prevail in 10-goal thriller
• Defeat compounds a woeful campaign
• Goals the key to ending 10-year wait on spot in U20 showpiece
• Meath back in Leinster decider following impressive win over Kildare
• McGuirk relishing task of dethroning Dublin in latest provincial final
• Dunboyne maintain position at top of Division 1
• Drogs hopeful Keaney red card appeal succeeds

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