Drogheda Independent - 2020-10-06

• CARE CENTRE DREAM IS SO CLOSE
• MATTHEW NOLAN JOINS LITTLE MIX!
• ASTON VILLAGE IS FAMOUS
• Road safety works to take place in Annagassan
• Decision reversed on dangerous junction
• Louth COVID figures down
• Building will start this month
• Biscuits and tea are tops!
• Localcompa­nyhasLayto­wn schoolcove­redforsafe­ty
• Gift Card plan for local shops
• St John of God pull out of Drumcar
• Extra chance to nominate volunteers
• A92’s rise to fame begins
• Brian could write strong and mighty words from a gentle soul
• A UNIQUE CELEBRATIO­N FOR A VERY SPECIAL MAN
• ‘KnowingNan­o’forproject
• Students in a strange DkIT return
• Harry and Pat mark 50 golden years together
• Women’s Enterprise is stronger together
• Coca-Cola €50k more for groups
• Health care assistant Level 5 course begins
• Shedders are gas men altogether with new deal
• Use of generic medicines could save €27m for HSE resources
• THE WHITERIVER WHEELERS TRAINING CYCLISTS OF FUTURE
• Snowglobe Santa Claus is moving visits online!
• Credit Unions celebrate Internatio­nal Credit Union Day
• Drogheda’s Irish Wheelchair Associatio­n branch asks for your help
• Major fundraiser for voluntary service under great pressure
• TLT will transform into a Christmas Wonderland!
• SOSAD and Boyneview sitting pretty from Ged’s working dogs
• Sr Ursula and MMMs have faced so many challenges
• End of an era as Coddington family sell Oldbridge estate
• Tips for motoring safely
• Creating a sense of public and personal pride in our behaviour on the road
• SLIMMING WORLD GROUPS ARE NOW REOPEN
• St Nicholas - a club with a proud history ‘Lar’Carolanisa talentfort­he futureofGA­A
• TommyHand- man ofmanypart­s
• MIGHTY DULEEK PUT SENESCHALS­TOWN BOYS TO THE SWORD
• New look St Peter’s
• ST OLIVER’S CC SEE OFF SACRED HEART IN CLASSIC FINAL
• Dan O’Connell departs the postal service
• Anthony Kirwan skippers Dreadnots to first ever Louth GAA title
• Liam Reilly turns away bus loads at the Drogheda Country Club
• MATER IS WORKING AWAY AS NORMAL
• Termonfeck­in
• Ardee/Collon
• Stamullen
• Broomfield
• Clogherhea­d
• Ardcath/ Clonalvy
• Mornington
• Bellewstow­n
• Laytown/ Bettystown
• Julianstow­n
• It seems it’s not as straightfo­rward as just putting a mask on your gob!
• Ways to tackle feelings of hopelessne­ss Wellbeing & Meditation
• NHP Libido Support for men and women
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Spiders’ silk is an amazingly strong material
• World Animal Day unites animal welfare movement
• Ariya heralds electric future
• American living the dream in Drogheda
• Even after horror crash Aaron still has racing bug
• A GOOD WALK
• Dunleer club’s ladies make brilliant start in cross-country races
• Impressive O’Neill’s welcome home win
• It’s all smiles at Boyne after first-day win
• Plenty of Ace performanc­es
• Boyne ladies’ virtual delight
• Dee boys draw little comfort from stalemate
• JUVENILE FIXTURES
• Town rue bad luck as Chord squeeze into reserve semi
• Donacarney make point after a six-goal thriller
• Gaynor back to help Square top the pile
• Seismic shock could be costly
• Drogheda rise to intermedia­te is talk of the Town
• ‘Chest’ a wee health scare as Derek eyes title mission
• Disappoint­ing Vincent’s suffer more heartbreak
• Duleek’s joy after score fest
• Syddan pass Skryne test but only just
• Late late Keegan glory for Ratoath
• Mitchell ‘Lukes’ class for Dunshaughl­in
• Spirit aplenty as St Pat’s call on all their reserves
• Quinn’s worth weight in gold
• Maria and Abbie star in Mattock win
• Classy Cooley capture U-14 crown in tremendous style
• Roche Emmets have the edge against Newtown Blues
• Flynn grabs late winner
• QUIGLEY ON SONG FOR JOES
• Na Piarsaigh boost their title chances
• Wolfe Tones go top after scoring spree
• Plunketts edge out Roche by minimum
• Gaels find extra gear
• Classy Mairtins finish strongly
• O’Mahonys take spoils against gallant Cooley
• Goals the difference as Pat’s beat Brides
• GAA FIXTURES
• St Mary’s have too much for Fechins
• Downey to the ‘four’ in impressive triumph for Newtown Blues
• Gers stay top after victory
• GREAT END TO SPECIAL WEEK IN THE ‘BRIDGE
• Back to the ‘80s in mor E ways than one
• ‘I’d be hopeful that a compromise could be found to retain sporting activities in our communitie­s’
• GAA season in jeopardy
• Title race far from over insists Drogs captain

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