Drogheda Independent - 2018-07-10

• Murder accused back in court
• CORMAC IS WORLD CHAMPION AGAIN!
• WITNESSES APPEAL AFTER MAN SHOT SIX TIMES AT HALTING SITE
• Warning as fire services are forced to deal with series of fires
• Public meeting on new Educate Together
• Call to suspend toll to prevent accidents
• Cleaning the streets costs €900 a week
• Labour attempt to return power to Drogheda
• Annual Garda v Boyne/Cable charity match for Hannah
• ThomasWrig­ht’s memorialun­veiling
• Bollards for Crooked St to help RNLI volunteers?
• Turkish Airlines to sponsor stage at the Fleadh
• Volunteers are needed to help
• Still some rooms required
• Fun in the sun for Chernobyl orphans
• Ireland boss guest speaker at Gary Kelly Gala Lunch
• CLOGHERHEA­D WILL BE THE PLACE TO BE
• Walk and Talk event around Green Lanes and Dominican Friary
• No sponsorshi­p pull from local publicans
• Rounding up the crowds for next week’s Collon sheepdog trials
• One year delay to Boice Court phase 2
• BOYNE VALLEY HOTEL HOSTS MAJOR INTERNATIO­NAL CELEBRATIO­N FOR
• Feast of music and song at the Ennis Centre
• AWARDS HONOUR PEOPLE IN REGION
• Book launch & writer’s workshops from author
• StVdePin Dunleerhas thebesttea­m
• DCU, Lego and Eirgrid provide great camp for local girl guide members
• Superdruga­rrives bytheBoyne­side
• 33rd annual Festival of Harp a resounding success
• Exhibition space to be part of new Fair Street
• Events for everyone at Drogheda library
• Fionnuala Sweeney to address monthly Memory Cafe event
• Carolan Brothers, Pat Byrne and Saoirse at the Droichead Arts Centre
• Trees and hedgerows are disappeari­ng
• 35 years since Sgt Brendan Dunne and gardai headed from Julianstow­n to Laytown station
• Reunion were the new faces on the block...
• NEW PROGRAMME FOR FUTURE CHEFS
• ArkPuddenh­illPlayCen­treOpenDay­onSunday15­thJuly
• Sharon and the boys put on a truly profession­al performanc­e
• Spruce up your home and garden
• Hanging baskets are practical and add colour to gardens
• Hardware stores cater for all solutions...
• Shels clash the perfect chance to stop the rot
• Louth officials kick off search for new gaffer
• Business as usual for brilliant Blues
• Ruairi and Ben guide O Raghallaig­h’s home
• Craven the hero for depleted Geraldines
• Glen stroll for Cooley
• First blood to St Bride’s in group of death
• Barrs raise their game to see off Saints
• Irelands lay down a loud early marker
• Mals take big step toward knockouts
• O’Hare inspires Emmets
• Westerns outgun Gaels
• Lannleire cruise to opening round win over St Nicks
• Longford comeback floors Louth
• ANCHOR TOURS SFC ROUND 2 PREVIEWS
• ANGLO PRINTERS JFC
• County champs book a league final slot
• Display leaves Treanor wi
• Royals make hay against hapless Laois
• Duleek draw comfort after a high-scoring encounter
• Th mixed feelings
• Last-gasp goal leaves Drogheda high ’n’ dry
• Wasteful 19s pay the price
• Campbell calls the shots
• Boyne make hay while the sun shines
• Large haul for Dunleer
• Weather takes its toll on turnout
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• Super 8s, Europa League and World Cup whet the appetite
• AROUNDEAST MEATH
• Noel’s Boyne Valley guide
• Laytownpla­yers are‘sticker’stars
• Mosney best against Mell
• Peggy O’Reilly was dedicated to promotion of Boyle O’Reilly
• Duleek lads see off Simonstown in final
• Greenhills extension
• Cairnes brewery to cease business
• Charles elected
• Rolling back 40 years at reunion!
• Lottery boosts so many
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• Clogherhea­d
• A baby bump is not a vulgar show of nudity
• The latest episode in the shambolic Brexit soap opera comes as no shock
• Digestive upsets are a common summer issue
• Bluebottle a most unwelcome visitor at this time of year
• This heatwave has made me even more slovenly, but...I don’t care!
• The benefits of achieving good posture
• Get some relief for your dry eyes
• Horoscopes
• Wheelers duo ready to race in Junior Tour
• Club c’ship kicks off with a bang in Louth

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