Drogheda Independent - 2020-09-22

• Louth on the brink of ‘Level 3’
• WEST STREET CLOSURE - WAS IT A SUCCESS OR FAILURE?
• ‘WE CAN’T GO BACK INTO ARSON HOME’
• ‘I have nothing left, everything is gone’
• Local authoritie­s join forces to urge better COVID habits
• Fight workers did not want
• Principal ‘disappoint­ed’ at St Oliver’s class incident
• Calum Agnew is top of the charts
• Frustratio­n at lack of garda action
• Saturdayke­y forWestSt
• Salterstow­n becoming victim of its own beauty...
• Top marks for Aoife means she’s off to DCU
• Village mural plan for soldier Jennie
• Pieta asks you to see ‘Signs of Suicide’
• CONCERNS RAISED OVER LEDWIDGE HALL PROCESS
• Garden’s Green Flag joy
• Proud day for first graduates of Ballymaken­ny College
• Classof‘20flourish­edunder challengin­gcircumsta­nces
• Fears of tragedy at Colpe Road bridge
• Male choir sings the blues for Amie
• Reimagined Drogheda Classical Music series
• Joinin‘Taste ofAllNatio­ns’ onlinein20­20
• Take home piece of Ireland’s history at Slane auction
• FOUR WEEKS OF FUN FROM LEANBH ARTS
• Ruairí (9) wins Trocaire Poetry award
• FAST group link up with Boyne Athletic Club
• Volunteer centre boosting some life skills
• Back to business for all little Playmates
• Tullyallen to Canada in 1847
• Micheal O Broin gave adopted town so much
• Outcomers ‘Drop-In’ back open
• Tones backing Wee County house draw
• United consider buying United Park stadium for £30,000
• They all came to celebrate with Fr Brian Corcoran
• Terry Doolan saw all the greats
• Mrs Mary Peterson back after 60 years
• DayJimmyTu­lly escapedwit­hhislife
• Goodfellow­sisthe placetobe
• Why make a Will?
• Support for Female Entreprene­urs
• Your Plan Your Future - choose BCFE Further Education Courses
• Big day for Slane centre
• Clogherhea­d
• Ardee/Collon
• Stamullen
• Broomfield
• Monasterbo­ice
• Mornington
• Tullyallen
• Julianstow­n
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Ardcath/ Clonalvy
• How you can support local
• Levels, phases and a festival of tomfoolery
• Martin’s simple new Covid plan is about as clear as a muddy puddle
• We all think we know the answer, but just wear your mask and stay apart!
• Health benefits of red lentils in your diet
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Irish love of dogs is stronger than ever
• Report whales, dolphins and porpoises
• Fresh look for Kia’s Stinger
• Bit of Magic settles Little Wembley tie
• SCHOOLBOY LEAGUE FIXTURE GUIDE
• Fay at double in win on the road
• Donacarney give Harps a reality check
• Albion’s cup ambitions left hanging by a thread
• Two hat-tricks as Chord boost top-two chances
• Duleek have work to do after defeat
• Cup hopes kept alive after Square victory
• Belfield’s hoodoo is laid to rest by Drogs
• United’s loss is Town’s gain says Crowley
• Brown not looking beyond Rovers clash
• Underage roadmap set out by province
• Dearbhla leads the way with cross-country win
• Ratoath ‘double’ dreams on track
• Kells men lay semi-final bogey to rest
• Skryne test is passed with flying colours by Furze men
• Curraha secure in the senior ranks for a third year
• Rub of green goes the way of St Vincent’s
• St Pat’s in last chance saloon
• ‘Big Joe’ hangs up his boots
• Roche find their groove after the interval to take the title
• JOY FOR GERALDINES
• Clan na Gael come out on top in thriller
• BARRS MARCH
• Dreadnots secure their status
• Lannleire book final spot with strong finish
• Brodigan point earns a dramatic victory for Plunketts
• MAGIC MAIR
• Kirk’s goal key as Bride’s reach final
• SUPER SAINTS SHOW A STEELY RESOLVE
• Kilkerley one step from senior return
• Two best sides into senior final
• Rovers the only focus for Drogs

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