Drogheda Independent - 2018-08-21

• WE WANT MORE!
• SMILES AND TEARS AS LEAVING CERT RESULTS ARE REVEALED
• All the latest news and views from the east Meath area
• 500,000 visited Drogheda
• HISTORY OF PORT TO BE REVEALED
• On the beat for Fleadh
• Your chance to be part of the ‘Dip in the Nip’ 2018
• Brand new exhibition on life and times of Countess Markievicz at Millmount
• New driving test centre on the cards for Drogheda
• Dunleer and Ardee Centra award winners
• Laurence Shopping Centre staff doing their bit for the Alzheimer’s cause
• Drogheda Boxing Club earn National Lottery Good Cause
• Abbey Ballroom soccer exhibition
• BELLEWSTOW­N RACES AUGUST FESTIVAL 2018 Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th August ...
• St Mary’s parish to mark Pope’s visit
• Aware programme starts in the d Hotel
• Wee County to host vintage show at Drumshallo­n Forge
• Stephen’s Beatle celebratio­n
• Louth win the All-Ireland Junior title
• Myles and Finola debuts
• Ardee problems
• Councillor has concerns over safety of walkers at Oldbridge bridge
• Our own Killeen Ltd won IDA/ Wang award 30 years ago
• Pat McEntaggar­t was a real world beater
• 20 GREAT THINGS ABOUT THE 2018 FLEADH
• Reaching for the stars …
• Tailoryour­daytoyouro­wnuniqueta­ste
• Louth bidding for Croke Park date
• Kierans favourite for Louth job
• Irelanders pushed to limit by Mals
• Roche eventually get the better of dogged Westerns
• Lannleire are too good for their neighbours
• Five-star Moninne get back in the hunt
• PREVIEWS: CTI Business Solutions IFC Quarter-finals
• Royals rule in Gerry Reilly clash
• Gers have the final say against plucky Kickhams
• Gers advance as semi-final line-ups are revealed
• It’s last-chance saloon for Curraha and St Pat’s
• Carey’s the junior hero
• Big finish sees Furze through
• Stradbrook jinx strikes again for Drogheda
• MARCUS CAVAROLI
• Harps pushed all the way by 10-man Ardee
• ‘Well are Rocked after late pen
• ‘Mor heartache as Duleek contribute to ‘own’ downfall
• LATE DOUBLE ICING ON THE CAKE FOR 17s
• ‘Duff’ boys prove too hot to handle for plucky Under-15s
• Football festival proves a huge success
• Drogheda athletes deliver
• Keenan’s a master on the world stage
• Red-letter day for Louth athletics
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• Dramatic finale a fitting end to magnificen­t year
• ~ Choosing your wedding rings ~
• Pipers are honoured
• GREAT PRAISE FOR COUNCIL STAFF, THE GARDAI AND THE ‘RED’ VOLUNTEERS
• Spingboard student, Lorraine Larkin tipped to be one of Ireland’s rising Digital Media and PR ‘Stars’
• Mary will be deeply missed by her family and many friends
• WalkandTal­k totakeplac­eat Millmount
• Carlito’s celebratin­g 21 years in business
• Termonfeck­in
• Julianstow­n
• Broomfield
• Bellewstow­n
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Clogherhea­d
• Mornington
• Monasterbo­ice
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• A story about a brave swan, attacked by a dog
• Defining the value we place on our heritage
• It really is time the kids went back to school, so normality can resume
• Holidays contribute to your wellbeing
• Pycnogenol an impressive supplement
• End of the road for brave Tones in q-finals
• Faltering Drogs seek second big Cup scalp

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