Drogheda Independent

Stamullen

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TIDY TOWNS.

Julianstow­n Tidy Towns Committee have announced that they intend to totally re-design the flower beds on the hill going up through the village towards Whitecross over the spring and summer months. According to a Committee Spokespers­on, this will take a considerab­le amount of financial assistance and they are hopeful that much of this money can be raised locally through donations. The aim and objective of this project is to add an array of wonderful colour to the village and that a mixture of flowers will also attract bees, butterflie­s and other little creature and insects. Anyone who wishes to help out with this project in any way is being asked to contact Jackie at 087-6579884.

GOLDEN GIRLS

The local women meet up every Monday morning at 11am in the Parish Rooms in Stamullen village and are currently putting together plans for their many activities and outings etc. for the forthcomin­g spring and summer. They would love to have some new members attending so if you have time to spare and would like to link up with a lively bunch, then come along to the parish rooms any Monday morning where you will be made feel very much at home.

BEFRIENDIN­G SERVICE.

The County Meath Befriendin­g Service aims to reduce loneliness and isolation across Co. Meath by offering a weekly visit by trained volunteers. If you would like to avail of this service or for more informatio­n telephone the Meath Volunteer Centre at 046-9280790 or by e mail to eva@volunteerm­eath.ie

GAYBO HOWARD.

As the Stamullen Road Club prepare for the opening of the Irish 2019 cycling season beginning next month, it is hard to believe that it is one year since the sad and tragic passing of Gabriel Howard.

Gaybo, as he was fondly known, was a real pillar of the local community, not only in the cycling world but in every aspect of life across the parish of Stamullen and way beyond.

A man who did so much for so many, accompanie­d always by his loving wife Kay, when something needed to be done they were both at the forefront offering their own and the club`s help.

It was a sad and tragic day on the evening of February 9th 2018 when the news began to circulate of Gaybo`s demise and one year on he is still very sadly missed by many many people.

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