Drogheda Independent - 2018-11-13

• Moneymore residents: We feared for our lives
• CLLR TOMMY TO QUIT POLITICS
• TOMMY MURRAY FUNDRAISER BACKED BY SINGING STAR FLEMING
• Death of former Louth GAA boss and soccer coach Paddy
• Major Chinese deal done for WaterWipes
• 10 months for assault on 101 Steps
• Councillor’s call to move Ship St, lock, stock and barrel...
• Roundabout­theonly WheatonHal­lsolution
• CRIME GANGS INVOLVED IN ‘TIT FOR TAT’ INCIDENTS
• WIN tickets to benefit night for Tommy Murray
• Impressed Fianna Fail leader meets Drogheda City status campaigner­s
• MASS REMEMBERS OUR ROAD VICTIMS
• Council must work harder on litter blight
• Council missed the boat on reclaiming Drogheda Port
• Tommy plans a very special night in the Dominican
• Identify scale of rough sleepers
• Refurbishi­ng empty houses could clear list
• Slane is Ireland’s No.1
• 40 UKULELES ROCK THE MORNING STAR IN AID OF LOCAL HOSPICE HOMECARE
• Plugpulled onsecond x-rayroom
• Lourdeswas partoftheb­ig ‘SwitchOff’
• Arrow Tours on top of the world as they are named Travel Agent of the Year at awards
• INCREDIBLE SOUNDS OF ARDEE BAROQUE TO FLOW
• Second medical data dumping issue for concern says O’Dowd
• Highlanes Science Week
• Millmount Abbey best in East Meath district
• Incredible work of art being uncovered on the Collon Road
• Greyhounds from track to couch!
• Improved train services will help Dublin city workers
• Pharmacy at the touch of a button
• Missing woman was last seen in Laytown
• Michelle calls for more bus services for rural areas
• Monastery school bestin county final for thirdtime
• Create the Great in You to talk at top TY show
• Drogheda consider BIDS
• Sacred Heart will be all shook up in the TLT!
• D Hotel ticks all the boxes
• Stakes high on derby day for Louth rivals
• Drogs squad taking shape as current players commit
• Blues defeat a concern for Louth football
• Irelands are Louth’s last men standing
• Mochta’s defiant late rally falls just short
• Special year for Moninne
• Huge gulf evident in Navan tie
• Furze boys capture Under-13 league silverware
• Soccer star is new Meath keeper coach
• Thrilling decider goes to penalty kicks
• Girl power on show in Shield decider
• Subs make difference in Town victory
• Boyne athletes achieve a superb one-two finish
• Double delight for Dunleer
• Sisters battle each other in Greenhills bowls tournament
• Our Lady’s double up!
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• A GOOD WALK
• So many men from the region fought and perished during the course of WWI
• Political will has to be there to end the toll charges in country
• Plan ahead to make it the best night ever
• Liam’ s life work will live on around town
• Sampson family remember and miss two loving parents
• Recent deaths
• Ledwidge Cottage Museum opens to the public
• Bob Byrne fought for Irish freedom
• Eustace and ‘Flower’ Tallon star for the Wolfhounds
• Jim Kierans and the ‘Drop of Irish’
• Ford Innov8 means great value for 191 registrati­on buyers
• Maturity, elegance and refinement: the new Mazda6
• Termonfeck­in
• Monasterbo­ice
• Broomfield
• Mornington
• Tullyallen
• Ardcath/ Clonalvy
• November is the month for I WA‘ Angels’ fund raiser
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Are cats poor cousins to dogs under Irish law?
• Varied hunting techniques of the Little Egret
• Duleek safe as Carrick condemned to the drop
• It’s Leinster Blues for the Wee County champions

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