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Five-star Bush carve out a piece of history
BUSH Post Primary made a bit of history in Darver last week as the school's under-14s clinched the O'Moore Cup for the first time.
Pat's battle to victory in 'Bellingham
THE county champions took the points from this clash in Castlebellingham but not without a fight, and only secured their victory in the last four minutes of the game.
St Mochta's off the mark against Mals
ST MOCHTA'S finally got off the mark in Division 2 on Thursday night after a strong second half display saw them defeat Naomh Malachi in Louth Village.
The Saints march on
ST BRIDE'S maintained their good run with a victory over a Young Irelands team that have been in good early season form.
Little to glean from low-key clash between old enemies
Sean Wall
O'Connor defends CCC
CHAIRMAN Padraic O'Connor defended the CCC and their handling of club fixtures, following comments made by O Raghallaigh's delegate Robert McKenna at last week's County Board meeting in Darver.
Five-star Bush carve out a piece of history
BUSH Post Primary made a bit of history in Darver last week as the school's under-14s clinched the O'Moore Cup for the first time.
Holders book semi spot
HOLDERS Knockbridge progressed directly to the semi finals of the Louth Special Championship thanks to a hard earned victory over Naomh Moninne at Pairc an Chuinnigh on Saturday evening.
Goal feast lights up one-sided U-18 clash
TWO early goals proved crucial as Na Piarsaigh saw off a strong challenge from St Kevin's/ Naomh Fionnbarra last week.
Smash-and-grab Pats
Sean Wall
Timely Smyth goal gives O'Mahony's breathing space
NAVAN O'MAHONY'S posted their second win in Group A of the SFC when producing a strong finish against Nobber at a wet Castletown on Friday.
Minors on track as they put Offaly pasting behind them
MEATH atoned for their opening round six-goal capitulation to Offaly in small measures, as they made the quarter finals of the Leinster MFC following this 'losers section' win at Pairc Tailteann last Wednesday evening.
Fans get chance to meet players
FANS of Meath GAA are in for a real treat this Friday night as Coiste na Mi host a Supporters Open Night in Tayto Park.
Ward's fine riposte after being dropped from county panel
MOST eyes were on Cian Ward - dropped from the Meath panel earlier in the week - and the Wolfe Tones talisman didn't let his side down as they chalked up a second SFC win at Skryne on Thursday.
Defence holds key to Portlaoise clash
THE jury is still out on this year's Meath minor football team following their collapse to Offaly in the opening round and an indifferent display when overcoming Longford in the losers section last Wednesday.
Heartbreak for Minors again after Wexford late late show
LOUTH twice squandered four-point leads in the second half and then conceded two dramatic late scores as they bowed out of the Electric Ireland Leinster MFC following this entertaining clash in Enniscorthy last Wednesday.
Late burst is crucial for Syddan
SYDDAN produced a late finishing burst to see off the challenge of Carnaross in the IFC at Meath Hill last Saturday evening.
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€500 fine - even though I don't have a dog!
A DROGHEDA woman claims she was forced to borrow €500 to pay a fine for having no dog licence – when she didn't even have a dog at the time.
McWeeney family raises over €13,300 for cancer campaign
THE MCWEENEY family from Dowth recently raised an incredible €13,307.48 for the Irish Cancer Shave or Dye campaign.
Slimmers shed pounds and gain cash
A SIX WEEK Slim For Good challenge ended on a high for the Slimming World Duleek members, when they not only lost weight - but raised money for a great local cause.
'No plans' to excavate ancient boat in Boyne
THE Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht have no plans to excavate the ancient boat found on the bed of the River Boyne in Drogheda, it has been revealed.
Town given visitors' seal of approval
THE US and Canadian tourists who have begun to visit Drogheda on a weekly basis have given the town a huge thumbs up, according to Minister Fergus O'Dowd.
Bernadette's pride at seeing 'her Paddy' listed among great names
MORE than a few times Bernadette Morrissey has put a tissue to her eyes in the years since she lost her husband Paddy.
Thieves using roofs to enter businesses
GARDAI ARE warning business owners to secure any roof access along with the rest of their premises following a spate of burglaries last week.
Motorist drove off and hit car
A MAN who panicked when stopped by gardaí and drove off colliding with a car a short distance away has been given a six month sentence at Drogheda District Court.
Mum (52) set up growhouse to get through hard times
A 52-YEAR old mother of five with no previous convictions attempted to set up a cannabis growing facility in her home to help her family out of hard times, Drogheda District Court has heard.
Schoolgirl's ear slit by latch on open bin
A SEVEN-year old girl suffered a serious injury to her ear at Tullyallen National School last week, when she collided with the latch on an open litter bin.
