Drogheda Independent - 2017-08-08

• END OF AN ERA
• GREAT DAY OF FUN AND GAMES AS BROOKVILLE MARKS 50 YEARS
• Warning after Mell car park robberies
• More than €8k raised in Trad for Sudan
• Tributes paid as Harry (8) laid to rest in Duleek
• Louth Rose Aoife heads off on the great journey to Tralee
• Gateclosur­etogo aheadonAug­ust18
• Cllr blasts ‘lack of urgency’ in Rathmullen issue
• Alfie and Bernie celebrate Ruby wedding anniversar­y
• Local ladies asked to bare all to help fight cancer
• Wigs, waves, wobbly bits and an unspeakabl­e bond
• Familyshow­appreciati­onto BFRRSfor helpfindin­gJack
• 1,300 new families in Co Louth
• Message to everyone - never throw anything out!
• Get to Ennis and see how the 2017 Fleadh operates
• Clogherhea­d to rock again with a seafood festival
• David (14) beats the competitio­n
• IPKSA seeking volunteers
• Lyndance group invite you to tea at the City North
• A NEW WAY TO LISTEN
• Meath East Social Democrat Sandra fears childcare plan could spike costs
• Cultural week in Drumconrat­h August 20-25th
• Paul Nolan, Mark O’Neill, Eanna O’Boyle, Pat Mohan, Brian Quinn and Eddy Ferries some stars of the St Mary’s Schoolboys League
• Mosney open day is a huge success
• It’s nearly all over and the kids are back to school - at last!
• New dental clinic will open in October
• Marlene set to perform at Beaulieu on Saturday night
• New plant-based treatment to tackle heart disease
• Call for midwives and mothers to share memories
• Kilsaran bottle banks are full to overflowin­g - but who cares?
• Come along to our Open Day this Sunday
• Proud Kierans wants squad to aim even higher
• Rangers take big leap towards league honours
• Poc Fada joy for Galway
• Memorial match fitting tribute to Patsy
• Cooley’s storming finish beats Blues
• Goal-den touch proves decisive for Geraldines
• Five-star St Fechin’s off to a flyer with win over Clans
• Golden moment for Ian
• Rafferty wins national crown
• Mavericks hold out for a nail-biting victory
• Royals fall to the Kingdom
• Concession of soft goals hurt Meath badly, says O’Donoghue
• The action hots up
• A glimmer of optimism in the face of defeat
• Under-19s lose heavily in cup showdown
• NEFL FIXTURES
• Greenhills members try to make their points
• Medal joy for St Peter’s athletes
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• Neymar poised to spring from Messi’s shadow
• Coll on saddened by the loss of Mattock Rangers Stalwart Peter Corrigan
• Sister Julie was one of the first American MMMs
• CRAFTMARK IN LISTOKE ENDS ON SUNDAY
• All roads lead to the Moynalty steam threshing this Sunday
• Healing mass takes place in the Augustinia­n Church
• Keep that weight off for life with your local Slimming World
• An afternoon of opera and song
• A taste of the good life with the Boyne Valley Food Series
• Broomfield & District
• Stamullen
• Monasterbo­ice
• Tullyallen
• Termonfeck­in
• Mornington
• Clogherhea­d
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Dog walking is more than just calorie burning
• Failure to tackle planetary issues may cost us dearly
• Valerian a rip-roaring spectacle but fails to touch the heart
• Tacoma an interestin­g and powerful game
• LOSING BATTLE
• Kingdom end Louth and Meath hopes in Portlaoise
• Silverware keeps on coming for Drogheda club

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