Drogheda Independent - 2018-09-11

• BUSINESS AND SPORTS WORLDS MOURNING GER
• Workers to lose free car parks?
• Special day as winners are on a roll at Laytown races 2018
• LAND OF LEGENDS
• Sadness at death of community man Ger
• THE TRUE COST OF NO BUDGET FOR REPAIRS AS CEILING FALLS IN ON GRANDMOTHE­R’S HOUSE
• LOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL HEARS FROM HOPEFULS
• Dragon says he has come amongst his own to ask for opportunit­y to put his case to people
• €10k donated for Boyneside trail work
• SKILLS SUMMIT AT CITY NORTH HOTEL
• BRING BANK MESS A DISGRACE
• Car ban for West Street?
• TRIO OF WINNERS FOR SOME HAPPY OWNERS
• Historicda­y fortheSlan­e Whiskeybra­nd
• Ballymagar­veyVillage­tobecomeat­op entertainm­entvenuewi­thsomestar­acts
• Advice on Brexit and its implicatio­ns
• Thedivinei­nterventio­n thatsavedR­obbie’slife
• Get bouncing and scared at the Irish war museum
• Samaritans are always there
• History made on Bothar Brugha
• Motor show to beat any at Bellewstow­n racecourse on Sept 30
• Kieran Goss to headline the great Johnstons Music Festival in Slane
• Mell was centre of the Irish jeans world 50 years ago
• March and talks to mark Drogheda Day
• Dominican Church celebrates 140th anniversar­y this week
• Citizens must come first in council impass
• Top prizes to be given out in Boomerang prize raffle
• Baptism of fire as new Boyne coach starts out against the defending champions
• Bishop praying for a Wee bit of success in final
• Louth want to put a wee smile on Micheal’s face
• ON DUTY: Meet the players bidding for All-Ireland glory
• JOHN SAVAGE
• Super Saints secure promotion
• First blood to Gers in relegation showdown
• Saints book final date with Knockbridg­e
• PREVIEWS: Anchor Tours SFC
• Five-star St Pat’s book intermedia­te final spot
• Shield success for Louth
• ‘Playing in HQ is beyond my wildest dream’
• It’s a right Roya
• L occasion
• Under-16s claim rare Reilly FT honours
• ‘Hill climb mountains to see off the plucky Cille’s
• Big boost to Curraha survival hopes
• Syddan bow out in final repeat
• Furze men have extra in the tank to advance in cup
• MARCUS CAVAROLI
• Kelly hat-trick saves Boyne’s blushes in feisty cup showdown
• Harps in pole position for league push
• Gaynor at double for Deesiders
• Millmount finally meet their match
• Horgan hoping to turn a corner after loss
• SCHOOLBOYS SOCCER ROUND-UP
• Boys match-winner has plenty of fans
• Red-letter day for Kelly
• Boyne athletes among the medals in Ardee
• Super Saturday for Dunleer club
• Party time as club honours world-beater
• Members are out in force at Greenhills
• L&B regain Links title from Baltray
• A GOOD WALK
• Dubs dominance will end but rivals need to step up
• Toyota to launch four new self-charging hybrid models
• Peugeot unveil three new models
• SEAT Leon CUPRA exclusive edition
• New BMW Z4 M40i unveiled
• Fresh approach to chamber awards
• Pauline’s a classy lady...
• STELLAR LINE-UP OF ARTISTS WITH PRICES TO SUIT ALL
• Anthony McKeown was the high jump king from 1957
• Stroll around Dunleer 30 years ago..
• Jim’s snap goal
• Culhane and Longford edged out by Wee County
• All change this year at the Crafty Fox
• Join in the fun at Fit Kids/Fit Teens
• Quickfireh­ourcan boost yourbusine­ss
• Chance to be a top junior entreprene­ur
• Termonfeck­in
• Broomfield
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Stamullen
• Call for the Fleadh volunteers 2019 begins already
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Proof that pets are good for our mental health
• Sloes, the fruit of the Blackthorn, related to cherries
• It’s Junior Cert D-Day, but it’s the ‘ball’ that I’m worried about...
• Guide to wellbeing for shift workers
• Revive Active for kids – new and unique
• A management sim game for a new generation
• Keoghan and others shine as drama meets reality in attention grabbing heist story
• D-Day as Drogs hope to save their best for last
• Celebratio­ns for the Blues but eyes on bigger prize

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