Drogheda Independent - 2018-09-04

• RESIDENTS IN FEAR OF ROAD TRAGEDY
• Gary Kelly and Dolores Murray at the Meet and Greet volunteer programme launch at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital.
• Drogheda City is seen as the way forward for our growing town
• DULEEK FC 50TH
• PRIDE OF PLACE
• Let the lip sync battle for ‘O die to Walk’ commence!
• Ramps in need of repair
• Dolores spent 26 years in the hospital and returns to help the public once again
• Engineerin­g and business are big DkIT courses
• Series of events to mark suicide awareness day
• Changing town status is seen as best way forward for the region
• Speakers chart how passion and pride can become action in bid to gain back control of town’s destiny
• Singers club hit high notes
• Info morning on apprentice­ships in Louth/ Meath
• Brothers promise Power Pop treat with debut album
• Monasterbo­ice Inncomplet­es energymove
• Trim Castle Hotel hosts an eagerly awaited wedding fair on September 16
• Louthhotel­sasking government­notto damagethei­ndustry
• New Staleen pipe does not cater for the future
• Win holiday of a lifetime and help the youth of the town
• Big plans to mark Drogheda Day
• Drogheda and District Floral Art group hosting meeting on September 11 next
• Houses planned for Shamrock Lodge over 40 years ago
• Drogheda’s future looks bright with Mill strategy
• Boyne Valley on foodie map with major award
• Flushing at Roschoill to find smell source
• Early rise to bring bread to doorsteps
• Don’t miss the excitement of Laytown Races on the beach ...
• Patrickmad­ebeloved ListokeHou­sehishome
• Property price increases expected to continue for another three years
• County champs out to give Jocks a dose of Blues
• Blues double bid on
• JP shows his class as Jocks sink Dreadnots
• Gers clear first hurdle
• It’s double jeopardy for Kilkerley and Geraldines
• Emmets survival bid still on track
• Touchline incident mars St Kevin’s win
• Cille’s will have to hit their peak to beat the ‘Hill
• Coogan thorn in the side of Duleek men
• Loss puts shot at the play-offs in jeopardy
• MARCUS CAVAROLI
• Flanagan dusts off the boots as Ardee impress
• Mills ‘Well pleased with five-star performanc­e
• Third victory keeps Harps in shake-up
• Revenge sweet as Boys gain major win
• Ten-man Drogs still too strong for midlanders
• Chairman is a Jack of all trades as he wins league
• Athletes master the course
• Atmosphere was electric in Ardee
• No rest for Boyne’s senior athletes as they keep pounding the roads
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• Dublin dominance is bad news for rest of the country
• THE REASK, HILL OF RATH, DROGHEDA, CO LOUTH A92 XW44
• That Dublin Road stink is still there!
• Exhausted volunteers need offical support
• BELLEWSTOW­N DRAWS 3,000
• DROICHEAD CENTRE ANNOUNCES STELLAR LINE-UP FOR NEW SEASON WIT
• Collette’s goal to support, nurture and promote the finest talent in the North East
• Visual arts not being ignored
• A feast of family fun ahead during Leanbh Festival
• Laughter, tears and spoken word will keep audiences enthralled in new programme
• McCole’s pace decisive as Boyne Rovers hit super six
• Colmcille’s great Collon history
• John Collins was top pool player
• Pentony Training Services celebratin­g a year in business
• Clogherhea­d
• Termonfeck­in
• Stamullen
• Monasterbo­ice
• Tullyallen
• Bellewstow­n
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Mornington
• Listen to the food experts not online gurus
• Silly season is over and its time for our political leaders to get serious
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• What type of dog is best suited to your needs?
• Stunning marine life in canyon off coast of Ireland
• Our new school routine means I’ll have to become a morning person
• Take the time to regroup and ‘reboot’
• Natural relief for stuffy nosed school kids
• Smartly executed thriller taps into concerns over social media misuse
• Strange Brigade a little dated, but great fun
• Drogheda face crunch clash with Longford

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