Drogheda Independent - 2017-10-24

• MEMORIAL TO JOHNNY
• DROGHEDA MOURNS THE DEATH OF MUSICAL LEGEND EAMONN CAMPBELL
• Michael Shine indecent assault trial enters its second week
• What they said...
• Elderly man (80) pinned against car
• Robbery at elderly woman’s house
• DDS4OP give ‘dig out’ to friends at the Community Allotments
• Butterfly Room vital asset to the Lourdes
• December Girl launch this week
• Zombies on the streets next Sunday
• Gardaí ask public for caution in build up to Halloween
• Spooks parade at M1 Retail Park
• OldDroghed­aannualgho­st walkaround­thetown
• GARDA SPORTS DAY SUCCESS
• Reaching out to all...
• Treesdowna­fter hurricaneO­phelia
• SHORTLIST FOR BIG BUSINESS AWARDS MADE
• Huge Point to Point and country fair in Dowth
• McCloskey’s, D’lish, Lennon’s andNan’saim forhonours
• Women’s enterprise day success
• Ardee based ABP opens new facility in Buckingham­shire
• Martin celebrates 20 years at Specsavers
• If it’s travel then it has to be Globe Travel
• Tales of ‘Red’ Michael, the Mollys and King Billy
• Great Louth stories of old London days
• Driving in a storm - not a great idea, but at least I could count on my dad for support
• SLANE AIMING FOR COMMUNITY BASE
• Munster calls for the town to rally on plan
• New restaurant a huge hit in Drogheda
• Drogheda history course
• Funding for new education programme
• New seats in Stanley Garden
• Tickets for TEDxDroghe­da on November 3
• Fancy swimming in a hurricane? No thanks
• Have your say on Drogheda’s future as part of Ireland 2040 proposals
• DOGS ROAMING FREE ON BEACH BECOMES ISSUE
• Man was removed from train platform
• Make your wedding day about you…
• Bit O’ drama on cards in Drogs’ last hurrah
• Wicklow champs will be no pushover for Blues
• Louth draw Carlow and avoid Dublin and Meath
• JOHN SAVAGE
• Conlon glad to finally gain some home comfort
• Glens can’t conquer the
• Barry proud of his charges despite failure to hit heights
• Full marks for DkIT
• Book honours the ‘immortals’
• No nerves as winners play it cool
• Gaynor rolls back years in Ardee win
• Kermode does ‘Well on his soccer return
• Nothing to shout about
• Hearty in the right place as he claims third
• Pat makes the grade with big finish in trial
• Just two teams with maximum points
• New season begins with stuttering Our Lady’s win
• No end to the drama in Greenhills singles ties
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• 7 winter wedding dos and don’ts
• Public Realm plan for coastal region
• Colaiste na hInse students on run for Pieta House
• Life in Mornington, Laytown and Bettystown, Slane, Duleek and Julianstow­n |
• Meath Macra host City North event
• Defining moment in town’s future
• County final day brought back great memories from past
• Shame that Drogheda has been overlooked in plan
• Getting rid of the road tolls in the area must be priority
• What is happening about the Fleadh - and cleaning the town up
• New national plan consigns Drogheda to second division
• Where has funding gone to clean up the Buttergate?
• GAA star Ollie Halpin did best to save Mary
• Bing Crosby donated $1,000 to St Mary’s Drumcar service
• Michael O’Brien and the coracle
• Ardee traders block ‘islands’ on Castle St
• London reunion unites many old local friends
• Louth comedy festival success
• Girl guides honoured with award
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Lip Sync proves to be great success
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Dog walking is one of life’s great pleasures
• Pupping season leaves a lot of seals abandoned
• Importance of sleep for performanc­e
• Maples magnificen­t in measure
• Beta glucans support your immune system
• Ghoulish black comedy melds history with bloodsoake­d fiction
• Forza 7 a new gold standard for racing simulators
• Stunning win catapults wee Curraha into senior ranks
• Boyne take the team honours in Glenmore

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