Drogheda & South

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  Frantz Pierrot sparkles to help Drogheda survive Sligo Rovers scare

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  Outrage as cat and kittens dumped in sealed box and left to die at Louth retail park rubbish bin

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  Former Drogheda Independent editor to take up new role as CEO of Drogheda & District Chamber

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  Breaking | Staff at Flogas shocked by decision to move Drogheda head office to Dublin Airport site

• Vandals slammed for ‘disgraceful behaviour’ as trees worth €5,000 destroyed in Meath

  

• Louth TD slams Government for showing ‘complete disregard’ for Drogheda’s future

  

• Minister Heather Humphreys announces €25 million to deliver new public libraries across Ireland

  

• Plan to transform former Louth church into public library boosted by €3m grant

  

• Around the Districts: Ardee/Collon and Broomfield

  

• Around the Districts: Dunleer and Termonfeckin

  

• Around the Districts: Slane and Tullyallen

  

• Around the Districts: Bellewstown, Duleek Monasterboice and Stamullen

  

• Around the Districts: Ardcath/Clonalvy, Curraha and Julianstown

  

• Around the Districts: Bettystown, Donore, Laytown and Mornington

  

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  Louth speed queen Holly moving through the gears in Enduro

  

• Louth mother seeking help to continue her fight against aggressive brain cancer

  

• Louth retail park introduces pay-parking and two-hour limit for customers

  

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  Louth musician Fran Thornton on MND diagnosis – ‘when death laughs at you, you laugh back’

  

• Brave double amputee Barbara (9) tests out Drogheda’s new Darkness into Light route

  

• See inside elegant Georgian Louth Rectory for €850,000

  

• State of roads raised with Transport Minister on visit to Louth

  

• Nominations open now for annual Louth Garda Youth Awards

  

• Annie’s eggs-ellent hospice fund raises €2,719 for Ardee Hospice Homecare

  

• European candidate and former jockey Nina Carberry at campaign launch for Marian Agrios

  

• Ambulance crew have difficult job to do says Louth Judge

  

• O’Raghallaighs/Plunketts ladies savour their success with glitzy night

  

• Around the Districts: Ardee/Collon and Broomfield

  

• Around the Districts: Dunleer and Termonfeckin

  

• Around the Districts: Slane and Tullyallen

  

• Around the Districts: Bellewstown, Duleek, Monasterboice and Stamullen

  

• Around the Districts: Ardcath/Clonalvy, Curraha, Donore and Julianstown

  

• Around the Districts: Bettystown, Laytown and Mornington

  

• Over 100 houses in Louth estate and no green space for children

  

• Duleek all set to stage first Darkness into Light event

  

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