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Wednesday, 5th September, 2018. Vol. 11, Issue 36 • 63 Clanbrassil Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth

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Fitzer set to contest next election

By Paul Byrne

Thursday August 30 was a special day for the young people of Faughart and the Louth and Meath Education and Training Board (LMETB) as Faughart Community National School opened its doors to welcome its pupils for the 2018/2019 academic year. The school has been in decline for a number of years and its very future hung in the balance over concerns regarding the management of the school. Parents withdrew their children from the school last September. The final pupil was removed from the school in September 2017. Following talks between the Department of Education and Skills and the Archbishop of Armagh, Eamon Martin during the summer the Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton, announced that a Community National School would open, under the patronage of LMETB, in time for September on the site of the former Scoil

Fine Gael TD Peter Fitzpatrick is widely tipped to contest the next general election as an indpendent candidate but has stated that he will make an announcement on his future intentions on September 27 after the Fine Gael Selection convention. Earlier this month Deputy Fitzpatrick shocked many in his party by revealing that he was not going to run for Fine Gael in the next General Election. In his statement he said he would take time with his family and friends to decide what

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Pupils and staff from Faughart Community National School on their first day on Thursday of last week

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Fitzer set to run as independent in next general election By Paul Byrne

Fine Gael TD Peter Fitzpatrick is widely tipped to contest the next general election as an independent candidate but has stated that he will make an announcement on his future intentions on September 27 after the Fine Gael Selection convention. Earlier this month Deputy Fitzpatrick shocked many in his party by revealing that he was not going to run for Fine Gael in the next General Election. In his statement he said he would take time with

his family and friends to decide what his future plans would be. “This evening I informed Fine Gael that I will not be seeking a nomination to run as a Fine Gael candidate in the next general election.’ “I would like to thank Fine Gael for their help and support since 2011 and for giving me the opportunity to represent them in the last two general elections. Over the coming weeks, with the help of my family and close friends, I will decide on my future plans at which point

I will issue a full statement,” concluded the statement. Since that statement rumours have been circulating that Fitzpatrick will run as an independent in the next general election but speaking yesterday morning (Tuesday) the former Louth manager refused to confirm that this was the case. “I’m not going to say anything until after the Fine Gael selection convention on September 27. I’ve had a few weeks to speak to my family and friends and I have come to a decision but as I said I

won’t be making any announcements until after the selection convention,” stated Peter. Deputy Fitzpatrick’s decision not to stand has opened the door for a number of Fine Gael councillors to try and fill the void left by his departure. Current TD for Louth, Fergus O’Dowd has already confirmed that he will run again while Louth County Council councillors Maria Doyle, John McGahon, Dolores Minogue and Colm Markey have also thrown their name into the

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ring. They will be joined by Meath councillors Sharon Tolan and Paddy Meade.

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Arts Grants Deadlines Louth County Council, through its Arts Service, CreateLouth, operates a number of grant schemes for financially assisting arts activity in County Louth. Applications are now invited for the following grants: • Grants under the Arts Act 2003 • Tyrone Guthrie Centre Regional Bursary Closing date: Thursday 27th September 2018 at 4.00pm. All applications should be made in writing, and all applications irrespective of the address of the applicant within Louth, must be sent to – The Arts Office, Town Hall, Crowe Street, Dundalk. 042 -9392950 Information, guidelines and Application Forms may be downloaded from www.createlouth.ie County Hall, Millennium Centre, Dundalk, County Louth LOCALL 1890 202 303 w www.louthcoco.ie e info@louthcoco.ie

Scoil Naisiunta Bhríghde, Faughart. On Thursday last pupils of the school and their parents/guardians were welcomed by Principal Jacqui McCusker and teaching staff Andreu D’Arcy and Saoirse McDermott. Faughart Community National School (Faughart CNS) will be a multi - denominational, co –educational primary school which will accept students of all faiths and those of no faith. Over the past few weeks, LMETB have been busy carrying out a range of upgrading works at the school which were co-ordinated and managed by the LMETB Director of Schools, Fiona Kindlon. Ms. Kindlon stated that this was a very special day for the children attending Faughart CNS and she wished them well for the academic year 2018/2019. Ms Kindlon also outlined that LMETB were delighted with the great interest in the role of principal teacher and teaching staff for the

and Saoirse McDermott, Jacqui looks forward to working with pupils in the school and answering any queries parents may have

Pupils and staff from Faughart Community National School on their first day on Thursday of last week

school and she was very much looking forward to working with the extremely competent and capable staff team who were appointed to the school. New principal Jacqui McCusker joins the leadership team of LMETB from St Oliver’s National School in Carlingford where she was Deputy Principal for nine years having started there in 2008. During her time in St Oliver’s National School

Carlingford, Jacqui has taught a variety of class groups including multi grade class groups and Deputy Principal duties. Jacqui also had responsibility for leading ICT, Digital Learning and STEM subjects within the school and was also responsible for whole school curriculum planning and organisational policy development. Jacqui places great value on student involvement in extracurricular activities and

plans to develop a wide range of these activities at Faughart Community National School. Jacqui would like to extend a thanks to members of the Faughart community who have given her a warm welcome over the past two weeks upon her appointment to the role of Principal at this the first Community National School in Co. Louth which is under the patronage of LMETB. Together with her teaching staff, Andreu D’Arcy

Clogherhead Lifeboat fundraiser

Carlingford RNLI is the venue for a fundraiser to raise money for a new lifeboat which will arrive in Clogherhead next year. The total cost of Clogherhead’s new Shannon class all-weather lifeboat will be in the region of €2.5 million with the lifeboat station at Clogherhead having to raise €150,000 of this amount. It is hoped that through fundraisers this

Queries regarding enrolment should be forwarded to faughartcns@ lmetb.ie or contact the school by phone on 042 93 71931.

target can be reached in time to launch the boat in 2019. This Sunday at 11am in Carlingford harbour a fundraiser will take place with all proceeds going towards the cost of the new lifeboat. The Greenore Coast Guard will be in the harbour for a demonstration exercise at 10am. Infinity swim academy will also be in attendance for three sessions of lessons for kids

on open water. Dundalk Sub Aqua club will have a boat on the pier with a recruitment officer and may even take part in a dive or two. Louth County Council will close the pier for the day. The fire brigade will have a tender on the pier plus a recruitment officer seeking new recruits. The local sailing club will provide cover for Pier Jumping, diving and some volunteers for

bucket collection. The current Clogherhead lifeboat, Doris Bleasdale, is a Mersey class that can reach a top speed of 15 knots. In the last five years, the lifeboat crew in Clogherhead have launched their lifeboat 58 times and brought 60 people to safety. The fundraiser begins at 11am this Sunday morning at Carlingford harbour. All welcome.

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Dundalk ladies team from 1968 meet with President Higgins The President of Ireland Michael D Higgins was on hand to honour members of the Dundalk FC ladies team who made history in

Wales in May 1968. On that date a number of players from the Dundalk FC ladies team were part of a league of Ireland select side who

took on Corinthian Nomads from Manchester in the first ever international match involving an Irish team. Marie Conway Bing-

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ham, Kay Dillon O’Connor, Marie O’Connell Gorham, Margaret Enright Murphy and Paula Gorham all travelled to Tallaght last Friday evening as guests of honour for the ladies world cup qualifier between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. According to Paula Gorham from the Quay in Dundalk, none of the ladies had any idea that they would be meeting the President after the game. “We had an absolute blast in Tallaght and it was a great evening for all of us who went up. We were invited up as VIP guests by the FAI and we have to thanks Frankie Watters who is on the FAI women’s committee for organising the whole thing. We were delighted to be up there and we were surprised when we were asked to come on to the pitch at halftime to be presented to the crowd. We got an even bigger shock a short while later when somebody from the FAI told us that we had been invited to the President’s Suite to meet

Marie Conway Bingham, Kay Dillon O’Connor, Marie O’Connell Gorham, Margaret Enright Murphy and Paula Gorham with President Michael D Higgins and his wife Sabina

with President Higgins and his wife Sabine,” stated Paula. “I actually used to work in Galway years ago and I used to clean Michael D’s suits so I would see him or his wife quite regularly back then. I reminded him of this on Friday night and we had a good laugh about it. I’d like to thank Frankie Watters for organising the whole thing and as I said before we all had a great time. They were great days for all

of us when we were playing with Dundalk and I was also lucky enough to be capped for Ireland eleven times. I captained my country four times which was a huge honour for me and something that will stay with me forever. Myself and the girls asked the FAI representatives about getting a special cap to commemorate that game back in 1968 and I believe that they are trying to organise something later this

month in Oriel Park at Dundalk’s final league game of the season. Not all the girls made it up to Dublin but we are trying to organise a reunion next month to mark the 50th year of that match. I know a couple have passed away like Geraldine Murphy and Margaret O’Donnell but we are going to put the word out to get as many of that team together as possible,” added Paula.

Having led home the Sunday qualifiers in the recent Captain’s Prize, and got cut as a result, Gregory McCaughey showed on Sunday that he has now adjusted to his new seven handicap when he won the Past Captain’s and Members Stableford competition. McCaughey shot a super round of 43pts over the green course to take his first overall victory of 2018 by two points from Jimmy O’Connor (20) and Terry Conlon (7). It was also a day to remember for 11 handicapper Brian McDonnell who had a hole in one at the fifth as his wedge, from 120 metres off the tee and into the wind, took two hops before rolling into the hole. Brendan Keane (11), Bobby McCarthy (16) and Mark Coan (26) took the category prizes with Cillian Halpenny (20) taking the juvenile

prize. Two members of the club’s Senior Panel, who are currently preparing for the Barton Shield All-Ireland Finals in Thurles in October, also featured among the prizes after excellent rounds. Eoin Murphy (+1) took the Gross Prize with 39pts while Conor Curran (2) was second in Category 1 with 40pts. Another member of the Senior Panel, Caolan Rafferty, has been selected on the Ireland team which will bid for a fifth successive victory at the Home Internationals at Conwy Golf Club, Wales, from September 12 to 14. Last week Caolan was part of a Leinster team that finished third in the Inter-Provincials at Athenry Golf Club and won 4.5pts out of a possible six over the course of the week. The inter-cub juvenile sea-

son finished on a high for the club as our Boys U18, U15 and U13 teams reached three county finals and won two of them recently at Ardee Golf Club. The U18s won the Monarch Trophy for the fourth time in five years and completed an impressive threein-row in the process. They beat Co Louth in the semifinal with Zak Alderdice & Declan Curtin and Michael Staunton & Conor Murphy both winning 2&1 to secure the win. In the final against Ardee, Staunton & Murphy sealed their victory on the 13th but Alderdice & Curtin were beaten the 15th leaving the match delicately poised with Dundalk’s hopes resting on cousins Sean and Joseph Laverty. The U15s claimed their third Seapoint Trophy with wins over Greenore in the semi-final and Co Louth

in the final. The team was Tom Dunne, Christopher Clarke, Cillian Halpenny and James Reilly with Fionn Duffy as the unused sub. It’s been a great year for Cillian Halpenny as he was named Juvenile Golfer of the Year and the end of season awards night last week. The U13s just missed out making it a treble for Dundalk as they went down to Greenore in the final of the McCooey Cassidy Trophy having beaten Co Louth in the semi-final. This was another very young team and there is no doubt that Lee Egan, Cian Spaight, Rory Henry and Eoin Purton as well as the unused subs Ben Cahill and Sean Spaight are ones to watch in the coming years. Wednesday’s Open Singles Stableford was won by Jamie McCaul (18) with 40pts, one better than Niall McCaul (8).

Gregory in fine form as he lands title at Dundalk GC

Dundalk Golf Club’s Boys’ U15 Seapoint Trophy winning team. From left: Paul Malone (manager), Fionn Duffy, James Reilly,

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Carlingford can’t be without a tourist office

Sinn Féin Councillor Antóin Watters has sought information from Louth County Council regarding the future of Carlingford’s Tourist Office. The tourist Office in the village closed recently leaving the area with nowhere for tourists to visit for information. Cllr Watters said “Carlingford and the Cooley Peninsula are bustling with visitors and tourists from all over the world who come to see the stunning scenery and to experience the wealth of history in the area going back 800 years. In 2008 we received Europe’s Destination

of Excellence Award and quite deservedly so. We have grown from strength to strength and yet, we no longer have a Tourist Office.” Cllr Watters said “no matter where tourists go, their first port of call is always to the local tourist office to pick up maps and find out where the local areas of interest are or to get information on where to stay etc. It is essential that Carlingford, being a tourist hub for the North East, provides that service. It is unacceptable that we are left without one and this needs to be redressed as soon as possible.”

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“Following the abrupt closure of Carlingford Tourist Office, I have received numerous calls from parties who would be interested in leasing the building itself. It is essential that this building, which is in a prime location in Carlingford Village, remains in use and I have no doubt that there are many local businesses and groups who will be interested in leasing it.” “In the meantime I will be contacting the Tourism Board to find out the reasons behind the sudden closure and to ascertain any plans for re-opening it albeit at a different location.”

Last weekend saw patrons of Tom Clarke’s Bar on Quay Street Dundalk play Dundalk Golf Club for the honour of winning the very prestigious Eugene Conroy Memorial Cup. Eugene was a member of Dundalk Golf club for many decades and was also a member and past captain of Tom Clarke’s Golf Society. The competition was won by David Cairns on a count back with an overall score of 37 points and 20 points on the back nine holes. David is pictured here receiving the cup from the current chairman of the society David Cairns receives cup from Peter O’Brien Peter O’Brien.

Castletown Girls’ School enjoy national success Castletown Girls National School will have a brand new plaque on their wall in recognition of their fantastic achievement in winning the English category of the RSA Safe Cross Code Dance Competition. The school beat off stiff competition from all over Ireland as their short video was deemed the best in the country last week. The school won a plaque for their efforts as well as tablets for their classmates and a voucher for their teacher. The 5th class girls under the supervision of teacher Ms McMahon directed and performed the short video which included the girls acting out a short drama about the safe cross code through dance and song. Five schools in the country were shortlisted for the prize back in May which included 30 tablets for the school with two of the final five

Principal Marian McNally with teacher Aoife McMahon and pupils from Castletown Girls School

from Co. Louth. Knockbridge school were shortlisted alongside Castletown Girls school but it was the girls from town who prevailed much to the delight of principal Marion McNally. “We were thrilled to be shortlisted as one of the five best videos in the country and to win it is just a great achievement for all the girls. It’s not only the girls in 5th class who deserve the plaudits for this award as it really was a school

effort. All classes have been really active in helping to improve road safety awareness and this award is a result of the hard work put in by all our students. “We were neck and neck with a school from Cork all through the competition but we managed to stay ahead and claim the prize. We are very conscious that we are beside a very busy main road so road safety is very important to us here at the school. When the safe cross

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An Táin announces new company in residence

in residence. “They have been working in the Arts Centre for the past number of years and I have been hugely impressed with the standard of their productions. Their seemingly endless enthusiasm for theatre, coupled with Sandy’s artistic vision ensures this should be a very successful collaboration.” An Táin Arts Centre’s theatre residency programme supports companies with the resources to make new work. As part of the residency, companies are provided with re- St Annes camogie team who claimed the Louth title hearsal space, technical and marketing support, dramaturgical advice and a production stipend. Quintessence Theatre was the inaugural recipient of the award which ran from 2015-2018. St Annes of Togher claimed and on what was probably the the Louth Camogie Senior last balmy night of the summer, League Plate title after defeat- conditions were perfect for ing Mattock Rangers by 2-8 to Camogie. St Anne’s were first on the 1-4. After the game the trophy was presented to St Annes cap- score sheet and showed their tain Marianne Hullen, by Sea- hunger for victory by competmus Capplis, Louth Camogie ing for every ball. Mattock are no stranger to big events and County Board PRO. Tuesday August 21 was the put it up to St Anne’s in their date for the much awaited Sen- feisty response. St Anne’s came away at half ior League plate final between St Annes of Togher and Mat- time with a deserved but close lead of 2 points, 2-2 to 1-3, tock Rangers of Collon. The venue was Ballygasson, but powered on in the second St Annes having won the toss half, which was no mean feat for choice of home location considering they had the bare Pictured during the visit by judges to assess Dundalk’s bid to be crowned Ireland’s most enterprising town

Encore Productions will be the company in residence at An Táin Arts Centre for 2019. Encore are a theatre company based in Rehab Care Resource Centre in Dundalk – a centre which supports adults with intellectual disabilities in living the life of their choice as independently as possible. The group, are led by Sandy Sneddon who has been working with the group since 2003 and has produced 14 shows and a feature film together. Of the residency at An Táin Arts Centre Sandy said it was the culmination of many years of hard work by all the service users and staff at RehabCare in Dundalk. “For the actors to have their skills recognised in this way is a validation of their talents

and efforts. We are all thrilled by the opportunity and aim to create a show that will be both entertaining and thought provoking for the community of Dundalk. Earlier this year we took ‘The Tempest’ out on tour. “We hope to take next year’s production on the road as well and to use it as a way to build links with actors with intellectual disabilities all over the country – sharing skills and experiences with each other. Who knows – with the credibility of a residency we may even succeed in taking Mother Courage out onto the international stage.’ Director of An Táin Arts Centre Paul Hayes said he was delighted to have Encore Productions as the next company

St Annes celebrate Louth Camogie League victory

minimum of players with no substitution options. Their win was more or less decided following a series of unanswered points from Denise Moynagh, who although carrying injury, owned the midfield, and helped secure the victory. The last five minutes were tense with Mattock’s Jane McKeon launching a series of long balls in, but St Annes survived the onslaught, with some incredible defensive work and saves by goalkeeper Una Carragher. Final Score St Anne’s 2-8 Mattock Rangers 1-4.

deaths Owen Gribben Newry, and formerly of Dowdallshill, Dundalk, peacefully at The Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, surrounded by his loving family on Friday August 31. Beloved husband of Rosaleen, loving father of Karen and the late Sean, devoted papa of Niamh and dear son of the late Johnny and Ita Gribben. George McMahon late of St. Patrick’s Terrace and O’Hanlon Park, Dundalk, peacefully, in Gormanston Wood Nursing Home on Saturday September 1. George will be sadly missed and remembered with love by his family, friends and by all who knew and loved him. Michael O’Connor Hazelwood Avenue, Bay Estate, Dundalk, suddenly in France on Thursday August 23. Michael will be sadly missed by his beloved partner Catherine, daughters and sons, sister Geraldine, cousins, extended family, relatives, neighbours and friends. Sr M Rosaria O’Neill Convent of Mercy, Mill Street, Dundalk, peacefully at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda on Friday August 31. Daughter of the late Douglas and Sarah, deeply regretted by her loving cousins, Sisters of Mercy Northern Province, her community in Mill Street, relatives and her many friends. Maeve Whyte Solanus, Ard Easmuinn, Dundalk, peacefully at her residence on Friday August 31. Predeceased by her parents Alice and Johnny, sister Kitty, sister in-law Brighid, brother in-law Harry. Maeve will be very sadly missed by her

loving family, sister Briege, brothers Paddy and Bro. George, nieces Mary and Dara, nephews Neil and John Cumiskey, John, Eunan, Enda and Pádraic Whyte, grand-nieces and nephews, cousins, extended family, relatives, neighbours and friends. Margaret (Margie) Roddy (née Lynch) Glasnevin, and formerly of Lurgan Green, Dundalk, peacefully after a short illness at Beaumont Hospital surrounded by her loving family on Thursday August 30. Beloved wife of the late Michael and loving mother of the late Bernadette. Sadly missed by her loving daughters Alice and Anne, sons Thomas, Aidan, Brian, Pat, Paul, John and Brendan, brothers, grandchildren (especially Ciara and David), great-grandchildren, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, sisters-in-law, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, and all her relatives and friends (especially Breda). Séan Carney Beechwood Drive, Dunleer peacefully in his 69th year at his daughter Colette’s residence Shamrock Grove, Dunleer, on Wednesday August 29. Séan beloved husband of Bridie (née Farrell) and loving father of Patrick, Mark, John, Colette, Orla, Margo and Niall. Pre-deceased by his sons Kenneth and Owen, brothers Paddy and Jimmy, sister Eileen (Halpenny) and brother-in-law Bernard. Sadly missed by his wife, sons, daughters, grandchildren, brothers Joe, Gerard, Michael and sister Nancy (Winters), brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, fam-

ily partners, nephews, nieces, extended family, neighbours, relatives and friends. Brendan Murtagh Tankardsrock, Kilkerley, peacefully in Moorehall Lodge, Nursing Home, Ardee, on Tuesday August 28. Brendan, beloved brother of Nan Clarke, Edmondstown, Ardee and the late John, Mary and Patsy. Deeply regretted by his sister, sister-in-law Sheila Murtagh, Hackballscross, nieces, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews and friends. Brenda McKeever (née Mooney) Oakland Park., Dundalk, peacefully in Blackrock Abbey Nursing Home on Tuesday August 28. Brenda, beloved wife of the late Tom and dear mother of Gerard, Derek, Thomas, Fidelma McKeown, and Joe, granny of Barry, Chloe, Eoghán, Ciara, Seán, Emmett, Glenn, Alex, and Aidan great granny of Lexi Mae. Deeply regretted by her sons, daughter, grandchildren, greatgranddaughter, son-in-law Paul, daughters-in-law Margaret, Martina, Caroline, Thomas’s partner Caroline, brother-inlaw Oliver, sister-in-law Nancy, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. Louis Mullen Ballygoley, Riverstown, Dundalk, peacefully, in the Louth Co Hospital on Monday August 27. Beloved husband of Bonnie and dear father of Aidan and Conan. He will be sadly missed by his loving wife, sons, daughters-in-law Angela and Kimberly, grandchildren Liam, Cela, Riley, Lisa and Emma, brother Kevin, sisters-in-law Lorna and Sue, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.

Mattock Rangers who lost out to St Annes in the Louth plate final

CLÁR funding for local schools Five community groups and schools in North Louth are to benefit from additional Government funding through the CLÁR programme. Five schools and community groups in North Louth are receiving funding in this round. Scoil Naomh Bríd, Ardaghy - Soft surface play area

€19,214; Rampark National School - Outdoor play area €7,650; Dulargy National School -Outdoor play area €16,020; Scoil Naomh Mhuire, Muchgrange - Walking path €20,684; St Olivers National School, Carlingford - Soft surface play area €18,000. Speaking about the purpose

of the funds Cllr John McGahon said: “By supporting improved safety around schools and other community facilities, and providing play areas in disadvantaged rural areas, CLÁR funding is helping to make these areas more attractive places for families to live and to settle in”.

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New Dundalk FC video launched

The story of Dundalk FC and its achievements in domestic and European competitions continues to be told on film with the release of another production, funded by the Club’s main sponsor, Fyffes. Entitled ‘The Next Chapter’, it is the fourth video in the series produced by Fyffes, which has attracted over 1 million views across social and online media plat-

forms to-date. Like its predecessors, it will be shared on YouTube and other online channels including Dundalk FC, Fyffes and other sporting websites. The storyline of this latest video deals with the Club’s response to the challenge being set by rivals and its disappointment at having missed out on winning their fourth league title in a row last year. Coverage is also given

to the benefits their success has brought to Oriel Park in terms of player morale, team confidence and future development. ‘The Next Chapter’ can be viewed on the Fyffes Ireland YouTube channel. Photo (right): Dundalk FC players Brian Gartland and Michael Duffy are pictured with Fyffes Ireland managing director Gerry Cunningham in Oriel Park

at the launch of ‘The Next Chapter’ – the latest video produced by club sponsor, Fyffes, which continues to tell the story of Dundalk FC and its achievements in domestic and European competitions. The fourth video in the series, which has attracted over 1 million views across social and online media platforms todate, it can be viewed on YouTube.

Fundraiser for burns unit

Winners on Lady Presidents Prize Day: Back l/r: Noreen Critchon, Shiobhan Byrne, Rita Mulligan, Angela McParland, Maria Duffy. Front l/r: Aideen McGahon, Antoinette Shields, Ann Davey (Lady President), Catherine Woods, Seana McGuinness, missing form photo Noreen Craven.

Louth vying to secure Ireland’s National Enterprise Town 2018 award Three county Louth towns are hoping to win a prestigious ‘Enterprise Town’ award and possibly be named Ireland’s National Enterprise Town 2018 when they showcase local projects where the community and business have worked together. Flying the flag and hoping to impress the judging panel with their spirit of enterprise in the Bank of Ireland sponsored awards are Dundalk, Blackrock and Dunleer. The judges will get a chance to hear about the efforts made to promote each of the towns before being brought on guided tours of some of their key initiatives. In Dundalk, which was shortlisted in the larger town category, Pat McCormick, President of Dundalk Chamber of Commerce said, “being shortlisted for the award is a recognition of the entrepreneurial drive and spirit that resides in Dundalk.” “It draws attention to what the town has to offer to potential employers, investors and as a place to work and live,” he added. In Blackrock, which was

shortlisted in the medium size town category, Larry Magnier of Blackrock Tidy Towns said, “the community spirit in Blackrock is second to none, and all sectors - voluntary, sporting and business - have always worked together for the benefit of the village as a whole.” In Dunleer, which has the smallest population of the three, Eugene Conlon of the Dunleer Community Development Group said, “we are delighted to have been shortlisted as we feel it is a recognition of the success that has been achieved through community, business and local traders working together to ensure employment and business grow so that as a community we all achieve success.” Thomas McEvoy, Head of Enterprise at Local Enterprise Office Louth said, “The town teams are putting a huge effort into the preparations for the judging on the 29th & 30th August, 2018. This is a great opportunity to showcase the Enterprising Spirit of these towns”. Paula Harmon, Bank of Ireland, Head of County Louth

said; “SMEs, Startups and community organisations are the backbone of the local economy and a significant driver of the country’s success and spirit. Local business owners and community groups want to see their town doing well, and there is nothing like a bit of healthy competition to motivate people to put their best foot forward. I am excited to see some really strong entries from Louth and know they will do the entire county proud. Cllr Liam Reilly, Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council concluded, “I am delighted that all three centres have been shortlisted, all are unique in their approach to how they operate.” He said they are a mix of urban and rural centres, with Blackrock being a bit of both and, “it is great that Louth County Council have the opportunity to work with all three shortlisted teams, I wish them all the best of luck.”The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at the end of November.

Lucy LeBlanc, Merlie Medel(both Staff Nurses),Odhran Shelly(Burns Consultant),Helen Nolan(Nurse Manager) and Mary Woods, Rathcor The McDonald Family from Rathcor, Riverstown Cooley hosted a fundraiser for the Burns Unit in St. James Hospital which was held in the

Cooley Complex, it raised a total of €7,830 for the hospital. We would like to thank everyone who bought tickets and donated to this great cause. We

would also like to thank Clann Eireann who performed on the night. Presenting the cheque on behalf of the family was Mary Woods.

Car Boot Sale in aid of Rape Crisis North East Rape Crisis North East is inviting you to come along to their Car Boot Sale on Sunday 16th of September, 2018 in McEvoy’s Car Park, Bachelor’s Walk entrance, Dundalk. Admission for buyers is €2.00 per person, free entry for children attending with parents. Organised by Rape Crisis North East, the event takes place from 10:00am to 4:00pm and sellers

with their cars can set-up from 9:00am at a fee of €10.00 per car and €15.00 per van. This is a great opportunity to sell on some of your used equipment and bits and pieces and perhaps purchase some other much needed items. All proceeds will go to Rape Crisis North East to provide a much needed counselling and support service to the increased

number of Women, Men and Teenagers attending the service. Prior booking for sellers is essential. To book your space contact Rape Crisis North East Centre on 042 - 9339491 or email info@rcne.ie or send us a message through our Facebook page. Rape Crisis North East is a registered charity: 11972.

Election hopefuls to address council Louth County Council will today hear from candidates hoping to run in next month’s President election. All candidates who plan on running in the October 26th election require the support of four local authorities or 20 members of An Oireachtas. Prospec-

tive presidential candidates have already addressed a number of local authorities this week including Kerry, Cork, Leitrim, Meath, Wexford and Wicklow in a bid to secure their backing. Former Blackrock resident Sean Gallagher who missed out on securing the

Presidency last time out in 2011 is once again putting his name forward and has already spoke to Leitrim County Council in a bid to garner their support. Amongst those expected to address Louth County Council are Drogheda man Gavin Duffy, who has already received

a nomination from Meath County Council, Joan Freeman, Gemma O’Doherty, Kevin Sharkey, John Groarke and Marie Goretti Moylon. Sean Gallagher has indicated that he will address a number of local authorities but it is unclear if he will be in Louth today.

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Gerry Adams has criticised the Minister for Health for allowing a situation to persist in North Louth where 209 children are waiting for an appointment with HSE psychology services which may take up to 33 months The Louth Sinn Féin TD said; “I have been contacted by a number of families from the Dundalk area who have been advised to refer their children to the HSE’s psychology services in Barrack Street. “Yet when they do this they are notified of an appointment date which could be years into the future. “Often this initial appointment is not even with the child but is designed to give parents advice on how they can help their child at home. “I spoke to one mother whose 5 year old child had accidentally seen an inappropriate video game at school. “The child was obviously traumatised, he

couldn’t be left in a room on his own day or night. “That family needed help and advice at that time, but they couldn’t access it. “The response to my parliamentary question indicates that there are 209 children on the waiting list for north Louth, many of them will be in acute need of psychological support. “In the South of the county there are 175 children on the waiting list with a longest wait time of ten months. “Ten months is too long for a vulnerable child to wait for help, but 33 months, almost three years, is an absolute disgrace. “I am also mindful of the stress which those working in this service are experiencing. It is unfair to expect an understaffed and under resourced service to meet demand. Unless more resources are targeted in this direction this government will continue to fail children,” he added.

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Open Air Movie Night Sean O’Mahony’s are holding an Open Air Movie night on Saturday September 8 on the Point Road, showing the iconic movie, Dirty Dancing. Only €5 per ticket, gates will open at 8pm and film will start rolling from 9pm. Seating is casual, take your own folding stools, chairs, bean bags or rugs. Tickets will be available at clubhouse on Wednesday from 6.30pm to 7.30pm, on Thursday from 8 to 8.30pm or from Peter on 0864023759 or from any committee member.

Social Service Flag Day Dundalk Social Service Council are holding their annual flag day on Friday 7th September to raise some much needed funds for their Meals on Wheels organisation. The committee are appealing for volunteer collectors to help with this fundraising event. If you can spare an hour or so on this date please contact 0429332848 or email dlksocialservicecouncil@ outlook.ie.

Historic day for Louth athletics Sunday, August 19, was a historic day for athletics in County Louth as the county’s men’s and women’s track and field teams recorded their best ever performances in the Athletics Ireland National League Final, which, as usual, was staged in Tullamore. The women’s team had qualified for the final of the top-tier Premier Division for the first time ever, taking their place among the top eight teams in the country. On the day they scored a total of 68 points to finish in seventh place. The previous best performance by the Louth women’s team in the Premier Division came back in 2014, when they finished in tenth place overall. The men’s team also performed very well to finish sixth in the Division One final with a total of 78.5 points. In 2014 and 2017 the Louth men had also finished sixth in this final, but with significantly lower points totals – 69 in 2014

Louth Track and Field team in Tullamore

and 68 in 2017 – so this year’s performance can justifiably be regarded as the best ever. The most impressive individual performance on the day came from Emily Rogers (St Peter’s) who finished joint first in the women’s High Jump. Second place finishes were recorded by Karen Costello (Dunleer) in the women’s 3000m and, for the men’s team, by Kieran McGrath (Drogheda & District) in the 800m, Conor Matthews (Dunleer) in the 1500m and

Conor Durnin (St Peter’s) in the Triple Jump. Mary Leech (Drogheda & District) and Eva Cummins (Boyne) also scored strongly for the women’s team, finishing third in the 1500m and 3000m Steeplechase respectively, while Brendan Rogers (St Peter’s) crossed the line in third place in the men’s 3000m Walk. The other athletes on both teams also played their part with some excellent performances and can be very proud of their contribution to the

teams’ success. Seoda Matthews (Dunleer), Shauna McMahon (Blackrock), Katelyn Quinn (Glenmore), Nicola Welsh (Dunleer), Geraldine Finegan (North East Runners), Sharon Olatunde (Dundealgan), Catherine Rogers (St Peter’s), Róisín Coade (Drogheda & District), Rosemary Gibson (North East Runners), Ashling Mathews (North East Runners), Ciara Reilly (Dunleer) and Mary Scanlon (Blackrock) all performed strongly for

the women’s team. The men were well served by Tom Cummins (Boyne), Anthony Dillon (Dunleer), Andrew Kelly (Drogheda & District), Shane Larkin (Drogheda & District), Lee McGuinness (Drogheda & District), Conor McMahon (Ardee & District), Kevin Olandujoye (Dundealgan), Darren Weldon (Ardee & District), Eoghan Smyth (Blackrock), Gabriel Bell (St Peter’s), George Maas (Dundalk St Gerard’s) and Tom McGrane (St Peter’s). McGrane also acted as manager of both the men’s and women’s teams. A noteworthy feature of the Louth teams in the National League Final was their diversity in the sense that they included athletes ranging in age from 15 to 58 from no fewer than ten clubs across the county – a diversity which undoubtedly contributed to their history-making performances at the County Offaly venue.

Young Irelands host Fr Mulligan 5K run

Dundalk Young Irelands GFC are hosting their inaugural 5k Fun Run – Walk on Saturday September 15 commencing at 11am in conjunction with the local branch of the Irish Association for Lourdes Volunteers . The Fr Mulligan 5k will start and finish at the Young Irelands pitch and clubrooms on Hoeys Lane . The top 3 male and female athletes will receive prizes as will the first GAA Team past the winning post. All athletes will receive a T-Shirt , Medal and “Goodie Bag” to commemorate the event. Refreshments will be served post event at the Irelanders Clubrooms. Juvenile races will take place on the Club Pitches commencing at 10am. The late Fr John Mulligan was the very amiable Club President over the years and a noted historian and author of two books on Louth G.AA (from 1884 to 1984 and from 1984 until 2000). He spent 20 years diligently and thoroughly researching data on his Club before launching “Dundalk Young Irelands An Historical Record of the Green and Blacks” in December 2004. Lourdes remains a popular place of devotion in the lives of generations of Dundalk people and the local branch of the Irish Association of Lourdes Volunteers are to the fore in fundraising to support their patients and volunteers. Registration costs €15 or €40 for family.. Anybody who wishes to register for the event may do so online at https.// www.myrunresults.com events/fr._mulligan_5k. louth/2710 or click on the 5k the link on the Dundalk Young Irelands website. Event Organiser Niall Fergus can be contacted at 086-1542192.

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New venue for holistic and psychic health fair Geraldine O’Brien welcomes you to her Holistic and Psychic Health Fair in the CARNBEG Hotel in Dundalk. We have moved this event from the Crowne Plaza in Dundalk and we are very excited. We aim to promote healthy living in the full sense and this Holistic and Psychic Health Fair

provides a fantastic opportunity to experience a vast range of holistic therapies and natural products. If you are looking for spiritual guidance or are curious about what your future has in store for you, then come visit our psychics, angels and tarot readers. We carefully hand pick them for their

skill, honesty and integrity to ensure they give you an inspirational reading and help guide you through your present and future life choices. You can experience all kinds of psychic alternatives at the fair from tarot to angel cards, palmistry, numerology and astrology. Just turn up on the day,

no appointment necessary although the earlier the better and the readers will be happy to talk to you. Have you ever wanted to have your aura read? The aura is a mirror to the soul and with the latest photographic technology you can now see it for yourself. Each colour in the aura contains a different mes-

sage to help you on your path through life. Come to the fair where an aura photographer will take a photo of your aura and read it to you – giving you a deeper insight into your spiritual wellbeing. You can sample mini treatments available on the day at small prices. We also have a very special at-

tendee, Robbie Andrews. Robbie has rewritten his book Madness to Meditation. The book will be available to buy on the day. However, if you just fancy doing some shopping, we have angel gifts and lots of Holistic products such as jewellery, candles, natural skincare, books, crystals, & more on sale. So, don’t

miss out on this excellent opportunity to benefit from the huge range of ancient and modern therapies and products at the fair on Sunday. Carnbeg Hotel -Armagh Road-Dundalk Open to the public from 11am-6pm Free Admission www.holisticfairsireland.com love & light.

Knockbridge Vintage Day The annual Knockbridge Vintage Day and Working Rally will take place on Sunday September 9 in Knockbridge with gates opening to the public at 1pm. There will be lots to keep everyone entertained, be they young or old, and a very enjoyable family day out is guaranteed as the list of highlights on the day is endless. Declan Nerney, one of Ireland’s top country music entertainers will be on stage at 3pm to entertain everyone with his numerous chart hits. One of the many new

attractions this year is a World War 1 Irish historian who will have an extensive collection of military memorabilia on display. There will also be a spectacular exhibition dedicated to Michael Collins. There will be a large collection of vintage tractors, cars and bicycles in the field as well as vintage threshing and a working area which will include binders, reapers and vintage combines to name but a few for all the machinery enthusiasts. One hundred years ago, John Deere &

Company entered the tractor business and the Knockbridge Vintage Club invite all John Deere tractor owners to polish up their green machines to commemorate this milesestone. Children will be catered for in the fun corner with amusements including bouncing castles, puppet shows, slides, face painting, nail art, puppet show, an animal farm and many more novelty events. Crafty Rock are returning again this year with Craft Classes for children aged 5 -12 given by their very talented craft-

ers and also lots of Art and Craft market stalls. Other attractions include a magician, flowering arranging, cookery demonstrations, vintage fashion show, sheep racing, tug of war competition, novelty games and a dog show. Whether you are a diehard vintage enthusiast or not, this is a day that you do not want to miss. All proceeds raised on the day will be donated to local charities. For more information and details contact 087 2204261 or check out Knockbridge Vintage Club Facebook page.

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St Vincent’s School launch annual 5k race

St Vincent’s Secondary School are launching their annual 5k in the school gym on Wednesday September 5 and are hounoured to have the much accredited 400m runner, Brian Gregan from Athletics Ireland down to give a motivational talk to start it all off. The race will take place on Sunday September 30 at 11am. They will also have representatives of the Louth Ladies GAA team who have reached the All Ireland Final coming along on the night. The night will feature talks from our athletes in the school and a big screen showing Patience Jumbo-Gula’s race to celebrate her

recent successes in The European Athletics Championships. Because of the success of last years route we are keeping it the same for this year and the event will be chipped. Prizes include €200 and a kit bag for the first male and female, three month Felda membership for second male and female, while third place will win a Voucher for Luxe Spa Four Seasons Hotel, Carlingford. First female and male students under 18 will win €100 and a kit bag. Entrance fee is €15 and a limited amount of tee shirts will be available to purchase for €10.

There is a draw for the latest iPhone for any girl who returns a full sponsorship card before Friday September 21. This card also gains entry to the race and a T-shirt. Pre-registration will take place in the school from 9am to 4pm on Friday September 28 and also in the gym before the race. All proceeds will go towards a multipurpose outdoor sports facility. Training has already started during the girls PE classes as well as daily lunchtime walks/runs for each year. Also the school canteen is offering more healthy alternatives to spread the initiative.

DkIT partner with Creative Spark DkIT and Creative Spark announce new strategic partnership Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Creative Spark, Dundalk’s Centre for Creativity and Innovation, with the aim of exploring opportunities for increased collaboration over the next five years. The MOU outlines a three-year framework for strategic partnership by setting out areas Pictured during the judges visit as part of Blackrock’s bid to be crowned that both organisations have agreed to Ireland’s most enterprising town explore with a view

to implementation. Areas of exploration include increased collaboration around the Creative Spark FABLAB project, shared training supports and facilities, potential combinedfunding opportunities and the organisation of joint conferences in the region. The MOU also outlines an interest in investigating the possibility of improving physical access from DKIT campus to Creative Spark via a cycle path or walkway. Speaking at the signing of the MOU today, DkIT President, Michael Mulvey PhD said: “We are delighted to strengthen our relationship with Creative Spark via the introduction of this MOU. We believe that this framework for partnership will generate new growth opportunities for both organisations and will support the sustainability of the creative industries in the region and beyond.” Also speaking today, Sarah Daly, Executive Director of Creative Spark commented, “The development of this MOU builds on our joint focus of encouraging DkIT graduates from Creative Media, Engineering and IT schools to remain, work and establish enterprises in the region. Both organisations support the creation of new and evolved knowledge intensive enterprises and jobs, and working together brings added effectiveness to each.” The partnership with Creative Spark is an important component within DkIT’s wider Corporate Partnership Programme with industry and the community which is led by the Regional Development at DkIT and will roll out over the next five years.

DkIT and Creative Spark have collaborated on a number of successful projects over recent years including participation on the Honeycomb - Creative Works

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Story of Ireland’s most famous seanchaí

Jack Healy brings the story of Eamon Kelly to town

Up to the time of his death in 2001, Eamon Kelly was a household name in Ireland, largely through the media of TV and Radio as a member of the RTÉ actors’ group, the Radio Éireann Players and as a Seanachí or ‘old Irish story-teller’. He regaled the nation with all kinds of stories drawn from recollections of

his Kerry childhood and from rural life in general, and as he would say, ‘in my father’s time’. Actor Jack Healy gives a selection of these stories new life in this one man show, placing the work in the context of Kelly’s other persona, that of a carpenter and woodwork teacher. Tickets are €15 and €12

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PERFECT FIT ALTERATIONS—For all your sewing needs. Curtains, Hems, Zips & Repairs. 10% off for Slimming World members. Castletown Road. Tel 042 932 7837. CHIMNEY CLEANER—The Clean sweep, clean & tidy, no dust. Brush & Vac. Also gutter cleaning. Contact - Cathal 087-225-9799. LOOKING FOR A UNIQUE GIFT? Create a personalised newspaper page to celebrate a special occasion - birthday, anniversary, birth, sporting success etc. Contact 086 772 6324 A VAN & DRIVER available for furniture removal, also single items, 3 piece suites, cookers, fridges, washing machines. Day & night Tel 086 870 4908 BUILDING—McElroy UPVC products. For a competitive quote for all Home Improvements, extensions, sunrooms & conservatories. All PVC products supplies & fitted, fascia, soffit & guttering. We also have a complete range of PVC doors & windows. Bathroom refurbishments completed in 5 days, painting, decorating, wall & floor tiling. All types of roof repairs. Contact anytime, on 087 260 2501. A-ALTERATIONS—For all your clothing alteration needs. Hems on back to school trousers €5. Cuffs taken up or let down on Ladies & Gents Jackets €15, Zips in Coats €15, Curtains altered, Jeans patched. Dry-Cleaning service. Tel 042-933 3380, Long Walk Shopping Centre, Dundalk. DUNDALK BUREAU DE CHANGE—MoneyGram Money Transfer; Pay Household Bills; Payzone/Postpoint; Buy Stamps; Phone Topups; Prepaid Credit Cards; Sterling and Euro Cheques Available; Best Rates Guaranteed; No Commission. 8 Park St (Open 7 Days, 8am -11pm) & 4 Linenhall St (Open Mon-Sat). Call 042 933 9922/937 0101; www.dundalkbureaudechange.com. Accepting All Major Credit and Debit Cards. WINDOW CLEANING—Gutter & facia cleaning carried out by professional, fully trained and insured staff. Affordable rates. Domestic & Commercial. Call our office for a free quotation. Everkleen 042 935 2717 or 086 829 3585. www. everkleenservices.ie HOUSE & APARTMENT CLEANING Service. Specializing in Re-Let & Spring Cleaning, Carpet & Upholstery cleaning. Fully insured. For a free quotation contact Everkleen 042 9352717 / 087 6873188, www.everkleenservices.ie TILER AVAILABLE—Experienced local tiler to carry out all types of tile work - marble, granite, porcelain. Indoors and out. Call 087-387-8995 for free quote. GRIMLEY’S DUBLIN ST. DUNDALK—TV aerials, satellite, Freeview & Saorview, new installations, sales & repairs. 042 935 4343. ACE GARDEN SERVICES—Tree topping, felling, hedge trimming, grass cutting & strimming. Rubbish Removals/Garage clearance, House & Garden refuse. Permit holder. Contact Tom 085-102 6643 BUILDER & HOME MAINTAINENCE—Building, Woodwork, Painting, Plumbing, Tiling, Kitchen Refurbishments, Paving & Fencing. No job to big or too small. Tel. 087 295 2529 FORTUNE TELLER—Available for appointment, private or group bookings. Tel. Alison 042 933 5102 or 087-67-51229 GARDEN & HOUSE MAINTENANCE— Strimming grass, hedge cutting, weeding, also garden clearance, concreting, patios, painting, power washing, gutter cleaning, window cleaning, fencing. Have all the equipment. Contact Brian 086-109-7358 SUPERCLEAN—We clean Windows, Upvc Fascia & Soffit, Gutters, Algae Removal on all hard surfaces K-rend, Patio, Footpath etc., fully insured, for free quotation please call Superclean on 085 7087046 or 042 9370864 CHIROPODY in the comfort of your own home, complete treatment 30 euro (Dundalk area). Ms. Dara McCoy, Bsc. Podiatry, MCHs, HCPC reg. Tel; 04830 888882 or 0871924794. Sliding Robes—Kitchens & Joinery By Ikad Design. Sliding Robes, Custom Built, Unique to you from €995 Showrooms at Unit 4 Northlink Retail Park, Dundalk. Phone 083 479 1923 Email david@ikaddesign.com Facebook Furniture & Slide Robes Direct. PAINTER AND WALLPAPERING—Local man for painting and papering. Very reliable, neat and tidy work carried out. Competitive rates. No job too small. Call 086-876-0272.

Glass Act Window cleaning and Chimney Sweep (Domestic & Commercial). We also clean gutters, fascia etc. For free quotation call Patrick 086 8987808. ROOF LEAKS MASTER—We repair all types of roof/tile, slate, bangor blues. Repair torch on roofs, scrape & clean, chimneys & chimney pots, chimney bird guards, gutter facia & soffits. All work guaranteed, 25 years experience. Tel. 086 818 4827. Carpentry & Joinery maintenance and repairs, fencing and decking, roofing, 1st & 2nd fix carpentry. No job too big or small. Contact Seandon Carpentry 087 2985110. MOBILE HOME TRANSPORT—Transported throughout 32 Counties. Contact Eugene 086607-1702. PLASTERER AVAILABLE—Professional tradesman, all plastering repairs, small to medium size jobs, first class plastering, keen prices, Free quotes. Contact 087-352-5652. GARDENING LANDSCAPING—(flower beds, hedging, leaves clean up) & Outdoor Painting (decking, fences, gates). Dundalk & District. Tel. 086 3818184. CL Blinds & Interiors Ardee. Blinds, Shutters, Curtains & Wall papers. Call Chris 087 9133668 to arrange a visit. CHIROPODIST—House visits in the comfort of your own home. Contact; Audrey Halpenny 086-1234-006. Clarke Real Estate—Dundalk for Property Sales and Rentals, Domestic & Commercial Contact Kevin 086 8600600 License No 002956. Man available to cut grass, power wash services, garden tidy ups and gutter emptied and cleaned. Tel 089 2205469.

articles for sale BEDS & FURNITURE DIRECT—Beds, mattresses, wardrobes, chests, lockers, pine beds etc., also furniture removals call 086 870 4908 anytime. DEALGAN FURNITURE Longwalk, Dundalk (inside The Paint Store). For a wide range of Bedroom & Dining room Furniture, Beds & Mattresses made to any size, always a selection of quality second-hand furniture on display. Suite Re-Upholstery and Furniture Repair Service. Tel Paddy 086 320 7383 BEDS BEDS BEDS—For the largest selection of beds in Dundalk at unbeatable prices, beds from €79. The Bed Store Unit 24 Northlink Retail Park, Dundalk Tel 042 932 0927

classes & courses Get fit the fun way and learn to dance, the Waltz, Quickstep, Foxtrot and Jive, now taking place in the Lisdoo, Dundalk Tuedsay’s from 8pm—10pm. The Barbican Centre, Drogheda Friday’s 8.15-10pm. Contact 086 357 3271 for further information. MATH GRINDS—Leaving & Junior Cert. All Levels. Experienced tutor. Contact 083-1969431 DRUM LESSONS—Drum lessons including Bodhran, for adults & children, ages 8yrs upwards. One to one lessons. Contact 087-4144228 Dundalk art group classes resume Wednesday 12th September 7 to 9pm and Thursday 13th September 2 to 4pm. New members welcome. Mixed medium oils, acrylic, and water colour. Tutor available. If interested please contact Marianne at 0866062740 or Julia at 0879780347. Maths Grinds—Leaving & Junior Certificate students, all levels, experienced tutor, advisable to book early to secure your preferred slot Tel 087 283 4156. LINE DANCING—Beginner classes, starting Tuesday 11th Sept @ 7pm in Dowdallshill GAA Hall, also Wednesday Morning 12th Sept @ 10am in Athletic Club, Seatown, Dundalk. LINE DANCING—New beginners course Wednesday 19th Sept @ 7.30pm, Lisdoo Arms, Dundalk All welcome. Contact—087-850-6576. YOGA CLASSES—Yoga classes for 55 years & over every Thursdays at 4.15pm in Dundalk Yoga Studio Collective Unit 25 Williamsons Mall Car Park, Rampart Road. 6 weeks €50 or pay as you go €10. Tel 085 7347133 or email yogawell@gmail.com BRIDGE LESSONS—Bridge lessons by qualified bridge teacher, Tos McGee. Every Monday starting 17th Sept 2018 @ The Bridge Centre, The Ramparts Dundalk @ 7.30pm. Suitable for beginners & more. Contact Tos McGee 086805-9369 IRISH DANCE CLASSES for pleasure, fun & exercise. Starting Tuesday 11th September, 4pm to 5pm, at Dundealgan A.C. Hall, Seatown. Ages 5 years and upwards. Info. 087 6556030.

special services

CHIMNEY & STOVE CLEANING—Tel Paul McArdle 042 933 2491 / 087 666 0094 Email tribalky@yahoo.com. DUNDALK BUREAU DE CHANGE—Best Rates Guaranteed. No Commission. We Buy and Sell All Major Currencies; Electronic Bank Transfers; US and Australian Dollars. 8 Park St (Open 7 Days, 8am -11pm) & 4 Linenhall St (Open MonSat) - Call 042 933-9922/937-0101; www.dundalkbureaudechange.com. Accepting All Major Credit and Debit Cards. PROPERTY MAINTENANCE—Repairs, building plastering plumbing, painting, tiling, bathroom refurbishments, concreting, gardening, PVC facia and soffits, Over 20 yrs experience. References available. Tel Michael 085-8588090.

counselling

SHAMANIC COUNSELLING / Shamanic Healing—for 1-1 Consultation. Contact Peter 085 837 1708. FBK—Heaven Sent—Shamanic Healing Practice.

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Wanted—Old Football programmes and Tickets, Dundalk FC (1970s & 1960s back especially Friendlies, Europeans) and Ireland 1970s & 1960s back also. Good prices paid for good condition. Contact G 089 4164410.

motors for sale

VW Beetle—Red, 1.4 petrol, Year 2008. 134,000 Km. NCT to March 2019 & Tax to Aug 2018. Contact 087-9633-811.

motor bikes for sale

MOPED/SCOOTER FOR SALE—2003 Honda Leader 100cc, 2 helmets, big lock, carry box. 5k Klms. E700 o.n.o. Tel. 085 1698312.

dogs

WANTED—Shitzu dog for services, only in Black & White or Honey & White. Must be IKC registered. Contact 086-381-8184

situations vacant

CUCHULAINN BAKERY—have a Vacancy. Part time Bakery Worker for night work. Tel. 042 9335324 between 9am & 1pm. Childminder needed in the Bellurgan area week afternoons, 3pm to 6pm. Please call 0899435794 for more details.

planning notices LOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL—We, Donal Duffy and Lorraine Scully, intend to apply for planning permission, for a development consisting of the demolition of the existing part single storey part two storey rear return and shed of the existing terraced dwelling and the construction of a part single storey and part two storey extension to the rear; associated internal alterations to existing dwelling; and all associated site development and engineering works necessary to facilitate the proposed development; at 6 Castle Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth. This planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the offices of Louth County Council from 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday. A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made to the Authority in writing within a period of 5 weeks from the date of receipt by the Authority of the application and on payment of the prescribed fee of €20.00.

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NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I asked you for many favours This time, I ask for this special favour (mention it). Take it, dear Heart of Jesus and place it within your own broken heart, where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes, it will become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favours will be granted. (Never known to fail). M.T.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I asked you for many favours This time, I ask for this special favour (mention it). Take it, dear Heart of Jesus and place it within your own broken heart, where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes, it will become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favours will be granted. (Never known to fail). S.K.

Restoration, Cleaning, Maintenance & Inscriptions Replace/Refresh Gravel Sealing of Old Graves with Concrete, Flowers & Wreaths All Work Personally Carried Out Contact Patrick

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Email: notforgottengraverestoration@gmail.com

FG councillor welcomes funding for flood relief Fine Gael Councillor Maria Doyle has welcomed the news that the government have committed €83m in funding for flood prevention measures for the county. Minister Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran was in Dundalk last week to make the announcement where he confirmed the breakdown of where the money would be spent. He also confirmed that Louth County Council would be leading the project. Dundalk/Blackrock South will receive the lion’s share of the money with an estimated €40.54 earmarked for projects to provide protection to 1,737 properties when completed. Works will include hard defences such as flood embankments, demountable barriers, rock armour coastal protection, road raising and channel conveyance. Carlingford/Greenore have been allocated €23.41m which will provide protection to 296 properties. Works will include a series of flood embankments, walls and tow pump-

Cllr Maria Doyle with Minister Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran

ing stations. Meanwhile Ardee will receive €0.84m which will provide protection to seven properties with work consisting of a series of flood embankments and walls. The remainder of the money will go to Drogheda and Baltray. Fine Gael councillor Maria Doyle was among the local representatives present to welcome Minister Moran to Dundalk last week. Having

witnessed at first hand the many flooding incidents that have destroyed properties and caused devastation to businesses Maria, who invited Minister of State for the Office of Public Works and Flood Relief Sean Canney to Dundalk last year to witness at first hand the devastation caused by flooding locally, was delighted that the Government had committed such a

large fund for flood prevention measures. “I was delighted to welcome Minister Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran to Louth County Council last week. He has committed €83m in funding for flood prevention measures for the county and he also confirmed that Louth County Council will be the lead agent in delivering this project which I was especially pleased. “The Minister had a lot of knowledge on the many problems we’ve faced over the last number of years and it was clear that he had been well briefed on the issues faced by many communities in Louth. We had Minister of State for the Office of Public Works and Flood Relief in Dundalk last year and I think that didn’t harm our case. Sean met with residents from Mount Hamilton, Blackrock and Carlingford and saw for himself how bad things were. The news that we have an official plan in place is good news for the whole county,” stated Maria.

Dundalk Leader 5th September 2018

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