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Wednesday, 21st November, 2018. Vol. 11, Issue 47 • 63 Clanbrassil Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth

Zoe appeal fund at half way stage

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By Paul Byrne

A fundraiser page designed to help pay for a life changing operation to improve the life of two-year old Zoe Murphy has almost reached the halfway target with just under €48,000 raised to date. Two-year old Zoe Murphy was born with quadriplegia and cerebral palsy at 21 months old and as a result suffers with spasticity and restricted movement. Zoe’s parents Lynda Bannon and Eamonn Murphy were told by doctors that their daughter faced the prospect of being in a wheelchair for the rest of her life. However, after being introduced to CBD oil Zoe Continued on Page 2

The Murphy family present a cheque to Lynda Bannon, Eamonn Murphy and Zoe Murphy.

Jordan claims his 13th world record Dundalk power lifter, Jordan Holland, is continuing to take the sport by storm after recording his 13th world record recently. Jordan was competing in the World Full Power Championships in Glasgow on November 2 in which he won world titles at U-18, U-20 and U-23 level. The competition is the three powerlifting movements - squat, bench press and deadlift, with the total of the biggest lifts been added together to determine the winner. Full Story Page 20

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Zoe Murphy Appeal Fund making great strides From Page 1

has improved so much that she is now eligible to receive life changing surgery in America that could improve her standard of living still further. Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy aims to selectively

of tribute acts including ABBA, Westlife and Tina Turner. Tickets can be bought from the Zoe Murphy facebook page or Goldstar

destroy problematic nerve roots in the spinal cord - potentially eradicating spasticity as Zoe’s bones/muscles continue to grow. That surgery will cost €100,000 and three months ago Lynda and husband Eamonn set out on the long

jewellers. Once again I’d like to thank everybody who has helped out and given Zoe the chance to reach her best potential,” added Lynda.

The Murphy family present a cheque to Lynda Bannon, Eamonn Murphy and Zoe Murphy

road towards raising funds to match that total. Thanks to the generosity of the local community the fund has almost reached €50,000 and Lynda was at pains to thank all who have contributed so far. “I honestly can’t believe we are almost half way towards our target of €100,000. People around the town and beyond have been so generous.

Even the Dundalk FC football team have got involved and helped us out and I have to say it has been very touching to see this all unfold. Everywhere we go now people come up to Zoe and ask her how she is getting on and she is loving all the attention,” laughs Lynda. “I remember our first fundraiser didn’t bring too much on and we felt a bit disheartened but since then the

momentum has been unbelievable and for the first time I really believe we are going to be able to send Zoe to America for the operation. I would especially like to thank the Murphy family for handing us a cheque for €20,416 which was brought in from various fundraisers including a quiz night in the Lisdoo and a Dundalk FC Kit poster which was designed and

produced by Eamonn’s uncle Jim and his two sons. I also have to thank my brother-inlaw Alan Gray who has donated proceeds from his new kid’s jewellery collection to our fund. “We have one last big fundraiser to end 2018 on December 30 in the Lisdoo in Dundalk. We are having a pre-New Year’s Eve Party which we are calling ‘Total Tribute’ and we will have music from a host

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Fitzer confident despite new GAA stadium delay

Plans to build a new GAA stadium in Louth hit yet another speedbump this week but according to local TD Peter Fitzpatrick confidence is still high that the proposal will be ratified next month. The Louth GAA County board took a major step towards finding a new home in September when they unanimously endorsed the purchase of a site adjacent to the old Heinz factory on the Inner Relief Road. The twelve-acre site consists of approximately nine acres which belong to Louth County Council and approximately three acres which belong to DKIT. The first stage of the development will allow a capacity of 12000 into the ground although eventually there would be a capacity for 22000 when the development is finished. However, despite approval from Louth County Board, Louth County Council and DKIT there had been a

stumbling block to the ambitious plans with news that a number of councillors had voiced concerns about the amount of money being received for the land owned by the council. Sinn Fein councillors along with a number of Drogheda councillors raised concerns about the project and had indicated that they were set to vote against the ambitious plans for a stadium in Dundalk. Councillors were due to vote for the proposals at October’s monthly council meeting but the topic was taken off the agenda at the last minute to give the steering committee who are in charge of delivering the stadium more time to listen to councillors concerns. On Monday the topic was once again due to be discussed and voted for by councillors at the November monthly council meeting but once again the vote was withdrawn from the agenda after a legal issue was raised

by a number of councillors. Speaking yesterday morning (Tuesday) Peter Fitzpatrick TD insisted that the legal issues were just a minor technicality while stating he was confident that the proposals would be ratified next month. “The proposals to vote through plans to build a GAA stadium on the inner relief road in Dundalk were withdrawn at Monday’s Louth County Council meeting but that was due to a small technicality and I remain confident that the plans will be ratified next month on December 17 at the next council meeting. I believe there was an issue with some information regarding the project which was due to be delivered by hard copy but it didn’t arrive so councillors decided to hold back until next month for the vote. “We have met with all of the councillors and I’m confident that we will get this issue

ratified in December. I don’t see any reason why it won’t be ratified and I remain confident that the stadium will be up and running by June 2020,” noted Peter. When questioned about reports that the land has been valued at €950,000 which is significantly more than the €400,00 agreed for the sale of the site, Fitzpatrick stated that he didn’t know where those reports had come from. “I’m not sure what this €950,000 is about. As far as I’m concerned Louth County Council have agreed to sell the land for €400,000 and that is where we are with regards to the sale of the land. “This is hugely important for the county as we are one of the very few counties in the country without our own GAA stadium. It is a good thing for the people of the county and as I said I remain confident that the plans will be ratified next month,” concluded the Independent TD.

Team Hope Shoebox Appeal TEAM HOPE is an Irish Christian development aid charity, working with children and through them into their families and communities, mainly across eastern Europe, former Soviet Union and Africa. It is best known for its annual shoebox Christmas appeal, which brings happiness to many children in the remotest and poorest parts of the world. Some of these countries are those such as Belarus, Romania, Moldova, Congo, Burundi and many more. In St. Marys College, every year students and teachers alike take part in the shoebox appeal. It is a great opportunity for classmates and teachers to work together to create a number of shoeboxes to be donated to

Marist students with Team Hope shoe boxes this phenomenal charity. Many students and parents have put boxes together, showing how compassionate and dedicated The Marist school

community is to charity work. Students bring in a variety of items; the four W’s - Wash, Wear, Write and Wow. Students in the school

invested in the much loved annual project which they feel is a fun and worthwhile project that benefits many unfortunate children.

Old Dundalk Society Lecture The Old Dundalk Society is delighted to announce the first of its Winter series of lectures. The Lecture entitled ‘Louth County Archives’ will take place in the Louth County Museum on Wednesday the 21st of November 2018 commencing at 8.00 P.M. The lecture will focus on the work of the County Louth

Archives Service, and it will give an overview of the collections that are held there. The County Archives was established in 2000 and is the repository for the public and private archives of County Louth. To date the County Archives, has acquired numerous significant collections that contain a wealth of information about

County Louth’s places, people and events. Some of the archive material could be relevant to your own local history interest! The lecture will be delivered by Lorraine McCann, County Archivist. Attendees are advised to come early as there is limited capacity at the venue. Voluntary contributions at door.

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Sinn Féin Louth TD Gerry Adams has described the government’s response to the escalating criminal violence in Louth as “not good enough”. The Louth TD was speaking in the Dáil today on the recent violence in Drogheda and Dundalk related to drug crime. Teachta Adams accused the Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan of failing to answer pertinent questions relating to the resourcing of the Gardaí in Louth and for local community youth diversionary projects. Gerry Adams said: “Incidents of drug related crime in Dundalk

and Drogheda have escalated to an intolerable level. Since I was first elected as a TD I and other Sinn Fein representatives have worked closely with An Garda Síochána. “Those who are the target of such attacks are victim of unscrupulous and dangerous drug pushers who are targeting them for drug debts that are not theirs. In one particular case one family had €11,000 demanded from it. “I wrote to the Minister about this. I also spoke to senior Gardai about this. In his response the Minister said that An Garda Sío-

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Names of graduates attended are Nicola Wheeler, Donna Wright, Rosy Beckett, Fiona Harmon, Rachel Christmas, Catherine Keenan, Lorraine Murphy, Ailbhe Rafter, Marie Rohan, Celine Clinton, Miriam Larkin. Also in attendance Mr Jim Mullery, Andy Ogle both from NERDATF, Maeve Yore- Louth County Councillor, Laura O’Reilly of URRUS – governing body, Samantha Teather and Marlena Porter -Facilitators. Participants who also received accreditation but were absent on the night were Claire Byrne, Charlotte Cooney, Gerry Coyle, Robert Kelly, Gillian Killeen, Christina McKee, Gary Matthews, Katarzyna Mazurek, Michelle Morgan, Sara O’Leary,

Proving that ‘Fitness can be Fun’ are Dylan Hall (9), Lily Ella Stenson (8), Isabelle Burrows (9) and Noah Tyrell (11) at the launch of Fyffes Fit Squad programme – now visiting schools and sports clubs nationwide.

Following successful visits to four Dundalk schools ahead of the summer break, Fyffes ‘Fit Squad’ initiative is returning to the town with another two events in the pipeline. On November 23, 120 pupils from St Nicholas Monastery NS on Philip Street and Redeemer Boys NS in Ard Easmuinn will participate in the hour-long, interactive session aimed at promoting healthy eating and an ac-

Graduates presented with certificates

tive lifestyle, especially amongst young people. Delivered by Irish health and fitness expert, Tom Dalton, topics covered will include an active workout plus talks and tips on healthy eating, all designed to improve children’s general fitness through engaging and funfilled activities. The pilot programme – launched in May and implemented across a two-month pe-

riod – saw over 2,500 children participate in some 45 interactive sessions in 22 locations throughout Ireland. In light of its popularity, Fyffes has expanded the schedule with the aim of reaching a further 1,500 children in 20 locations before the end of December next. Schools and sports clubs interested in participating in the project are asked to visit www. fyffesfitsquad.ie

Graduates of the Community Addiction Studies Course (CASC) were presented with their certificates on November 8 in the Crowne Plaza Dundalk. Certificates were presented by Jim Mullery, Chairperson of the North Eastern Regional Drug & Alcohol Task Force. Jim paid tribute to the hard work and commitment of the group to strengthen the capacity of the community to respond to addiction which begins with understanding the process of addiction and the capacity for change and recovery. Jim paid tribute to the CASC group who took up this challenge to learn and understand. The Community Addiction

Studies Course is for people living or working in local communities who wish to be more effective when dealing with drug and alcohol issues. It is a parttime evening course developed by URRUS, a Ballymun Youth Action Project, the programme is QQI Fetac Level 5 accredited. The course runs for 20 weeks for three hours per week plus one Saturday. The course proved enormously popular and participants would acknowledge that it greatly resourced them to have a much broader understanding of the complexities of the drugs issue and built their capacity and that of the communities they repre-

sented to respond to these issues It is established that the complex problem of substance misuse will not be resolved by any single agency. This collaborative approach between the different agencies with the sharing of skills and ideas between all sectors provides an excellent example of how much more effective we can be when we work together to meet these challenges. The next Community Addiction Studies course will begin in January 2019 and interviews will be held in December if you are interested please contact: David Griffin, Tel: 046 9248630 or you can email: info@nedrugtaskforce.ie.

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“Aim for the Stars and you might hit a lamppost.” The words of former Guidance Counsellor Eamon O’Boyle were used by Illustrious Alumnus Seán O’Connor as an inspirational message to the 450 people present at the 13th Annual De La Salle College Awards Ceremony. This message, along with an emphasis on perseverance and commitment, tell the story of Sean’s career since he graduated from De La Salle in 1999. Sean, founder of STATsports, was the Guest of Honour at this year’s awards ceremony, an annual event that celebrates the academic, sporting and pastoral achievements of current and past students of the 700+student college. The main awards on the night were the Student Awards, with Emmanuel Ntemuse scooping the prestigious Student of the Year (Senior) Award and Donnchadh Hughes winning the Junior equivalent. The Lasallian Spirit Award, which recognises a student who encapsulates the Lasallian ethos, was won by

D o o t p f L r p t l S s Former De La Salle pupil Sean O’Connor of STATsports with award winners at the school’s awards night The outstanding Leav- Certificate Award was saw the continuation ofa recent past pupil Samuel Ogobamidele (Leav- ing & Junior Certificate accepted by Emmanuel the George and Patriciad ing Cert 2018), who Results of 2018 were Ntemuse, who is study- Moore Awards, inau-l has served as a prefect, also acknowledged, with ing at Trinity College, gurated in 2009 by thee Lasallian Leader rep- prizes for Best Leaving Dublin while the overall late past pupil Georgee resentative, mentor to Certificate Results cat- Junior Certificate Award Moore & kindly contin-e incoming First Years, & egory (overall, class-by- was accepted by Don- ued by his family. Liamq Dixon was the recipienth member of the college’s class and subject), Best nchadh Hughes. Special awards were for the George Mooret traditional Irish music Junior Certificate Results (overall and class- also presented to schol- prize while Daniel Mulgroup ‘Faoi Gheasa’. Academic arship winners to Trinity len received the Patriciap Daniel Corcoran, win- by-class). ner of a recent scholar- Excellence, Academic College, University Col- Moore trophy. Chair-d ship to DCU, captured Endeavour and Best Im- lege Dublin, and Dublin person of the Board ofm Eamone the Outstanding Sport- provement Awards were City University, (seven Management, sperson of the Year (Sen- also handed out to many students in total), Inter- O’Boyle spoke of howr ior) Award, with Ben deserving students. The national Weight Lifter impressed he was by thet Gartlan, capturing the exceptionally high aca- Jordan Holland, U-21 moving ceremony and Ploughing commended the studentsm Outstanding Sportsper- demic standards of the National son of the Year (Junior). College were also recog- Champion Conor McK- on their hard work. Het All sports were repre- nised, with 12 students eown and JP McManus went on to emphasisee Scholar- how the college was notw sented on the night, with receiving awards for All-Ireland awards in Chess, Golf, receiving 500 points or ship Recipients Alex just about the academicst Badminton, Basketball, more in the 2018 Leav- O’Hagan and Emmanuel but also about the de-m velopment of the wholed Ntemuse. Rugby, Gaelic Football ing Certificate. e The ceremony also person. The Overall Leaving and Soccer.

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Mary Gaffney (née Kerr), St Alwith love by her daughters Ann and brother, sister, nephews, nieces, relaphonsus Road and formerly of Hyde Sandra, her dear friend and grandtives and friends. Park, Dundalk, peacefully surrounded daughter Lorraine, sons-in-law Paddy, Thomas (Tom) Duffy Coulsden, by her family at Our Lady of Lourdes Donal, Pedro and Colm, grandchildren, Surrey and formerly of Park Avenue, Hospital on Saturday November 17. great grandchildren in Ireland, USA Dundalk, peacefully, at his home in Predeceased by her husband Jimmy, and Canada, sisters-in-law, nieces, Coulsdon on Saturday November 10. grandson Christopher, parents Mick nephews, extended family, neighMuch loved husband of Maria (née and Mary, brothers John and Owen. bours and friends. Smith), father to Néill and Claire, She will be very sadly missed by her Diarmuid MacArtain Gyles Quay, father-in-law to Hillary and Chris. Preloving daughters Maria and Sandra, Riverstown, Dundalk, peacefully at deceased by his parents Brendan and son Tony, sisters Ann, Lillan and CathOur Lady Of Lourdes Hospital, DrogheMáire and his brother Dermot. Sadly erine, brothers Michael, Paddy, Danny, da surrounded by his loving family missed by his family, brothers Brendan Vincent and Philip, grandchildren, on Friday November 16. Very deeply (Dundalk), and Aidan (Dublin), sisters brothers and sisters in-law, nephews, regretted by his beloved partner ReBarbara Mc Court (Dundalk) and nieces, cousins extended family relabecca. Also by his mother Kathleen, Rosemary Mc Carthy (San Francisco) tives, neighbours and friends. father Diarmuid, sisters Jenna, Aoibbrothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephPaddy Myers Dunbin, Knockbridge, heann, Orna and Eiméar, brothers-inews, nieces, relatives, extended family peacefully in Our Lady of Lourdes Hoslaw Ciaran, Bernard and James, nieces and friends. pital surrounded by his family, after Sophie and Teagan, grandparents Paddy (Pat Joe) Kearney Sue Ryder a short illness on Sunday November Mary Finnegan and Cathal and MargaHouse, Nenagh, Tipperary, formerly 18. Paddy beloved husband of Jean ret Mac Artain, aunts, uncles, relatives of Carlingford, peacefully, at Millbrae (née Brennan), dear father of Neil and friends. Nursing Home, Newport, Co. Tipperary and Alan, devoted grandad of Padraic, Sophia Maguire Grange, Carlingford, on Wednesday November 14. PredeCiaran, Thomas, Cian and Katie and sudden and unexpected on Thursday ceased by his brother John, sisters brother of Paul, Rosemary Daly, Lucy November 15. Beloved daughter of Mary and Madge. Sadly missed by Robinson and the late Lillian Logan, Davy and Tina, and much loved sister his family, brother Desmond, sisterand Michael. Deeply regretted by his of Isaac and Sen. Deeply regretted in-law Mary, nieces, nephews, grandwife, sons, grandchildren, daughtersand dearly loved by her heartbroken nieces, grandnephews, relatives and in-law Jane and Maeve, brother, sisfamily, grandparents, aunties, uncles, friends. ters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, cousins, friends and neighbours. Sr. Monica Lindon St. Louis Connephew, nieces, relatives and friends. Molly Murphy Mountpleasant, vent, Carrickmacross, and formerly of Annie Dunne (née McCabe), RaNewry Road, Dundalk, peacefully Green Road, Louth Village, peacefully throal, Knockbridge, peacefully at in Dealgan House Nursing Home on in Dealgan House Nursing Home, Dunhome surrounded by her family in her Friday November 16. Daughter of the dalk, on Thursday November 15.Deeply 92nd year on Saturday November 17. late Patrick and Mary Ann and dear regretted and sadly missed by her lovPre-deceased by her husband Alex, sister of Brendan and Clare and the ing brother Michael, nephews, nieces, daughters Mary and Margaret. Annie late Jack, Nicholas and Winnie. She relatives, her St. Louis Community and will be sadly missed and remembered will be sadly missed by her loving her many friends.

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Hands-on learning for primary students at DkIT Science Week

Dundalk Institute of Technology (DKIT) opened its laboratories to more than 1,200 primary school children from across the North Leinster-South Ulster region this week as part of Science Week, the annual festival of learning and discovery. Students from third to sixth class took part in a variety of interactive demonstrations and lab classes aimed at encouraging them to explore science in their everyday lives, ask questions and find out how science explains the world around us. The Science Week programme was coordinated by the Department of Applied Sciences at DkIT and other researchers from within the Institute. The week commenced with a “Fantastic DNA” Cell Explorers, a hands-on lab class which uncovers the themes of cellular and molecular biology. Budding explorers discovered DNA by building

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in Brief The Priests in concert

An enchanting evening of music featuring ‘The Priests’ will take place in St Patrick’s Church, Dundalkm on Friday December 7. Tickets from Parish Office, St Patricks, St Nicholas, The Friary, Redemptorist and Holy Family.

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Dundalk Lourdes Committee are opening a pop-up shot in the Longwalk Shopping Centre on Thursday November 22 to Saturday 24 from 1am to 4.30pm.

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Marshes make donation to St Louis

Marshes Shopping Centre last week donated 20 Chromebooks to St Louis Secondary School in the first donation of their new community initiative. “900 people are employed at Marshes Shopping Centre, and many have strong links to the school,” said Aoife Kerley of Marshes Shopping Centre. The donation forms part of Marshes community initiative, Marshes Community Fund, which supports local causes put forward by Marshes customers.

“As Marshes is involved with a number of local causes, we received a lot of requests to assist the school and are very happy to help.” The donation was warmly welcomed by the Principal and Deputy-Principal of St Louis Secondary School. “The gift from Marshes is very generous and well-timed, especially as it fits in perfectly with targets around the promotion of digital literacy in our school,” said principal Michelle Dolan. “We plan to use the

Chromebooks for the accelerated reader programme which has been rolled out to first years.” Deputy Principal Mary Gilmore echoed Ms Dolan’s sentiments, saying that the donation will be a great benefit to school life. “The generous gift from Marshes supports our work in enhancing the digital skills of our junior cycle students,” she said. “This support is very welcome and will be of great benefit to students and teachers.”

Aoife Kerley, (2nd left) Marshes Shopping Centre, presenting 20 Chromebooks to Anne Marie Kirk, Sarah Mulholland, Caleigh Stewart, Megan Reilly, Kate Gorman, Principal Michelle Dolan and Deputy Principal Mary Gilmore of St Louis Secondary School. Dundalk. The donation is part of Marshes Social Initiative, which supports local causes put forward by Marshes customers.

Attack on tall ship docked in Carlingford Gardaí are investigating an attack on a tall ship which was docked in Carlingford Harbour over the weekend. The ‘La Malouine’ was damaged in the early hours of Sunday morning. The La Malouine is a twin-masted French Brigantine tall ship, registered in the Port of Dumfries and was berthed on Carlingford Lough over the weekend where she was boarded and attacked by vandals. According to the ship’s facebook page the vandals also tried to set the tall ship on fire. “Last night vandals boarded La Malouine as she was berthed in Carlingford Lough, vandalised, urinated, defecated and attempted in three separate sections of the boat to start fires which would have disguised

their actions and completely destroyed the vessel. One such fire they attempted to light with the ships log. “Although extensive smoke damage was done to the galley and captain’s cabin, we are thankful that the vandals were unable, despite their best efforts, to light the gas bottle stored on board which would have proved disastrous to the boat and, most likely, the vandals themselves. “The same persons boarded and vandalised a fishermans boat, berthed directly ahead of La Malouine and vandalised the Ship Masters car, rendering it undrivable and damaging then throwing his bike into the harbour along with expensive sailing jackets and ships equipment. “As we speak, the

ship’s Captain and Crew are working to rectify the damage and return the vessel to a sailable condition. “We are sickened by this disgusting act. The purpose of La Malouine and Tall Ships like her are to keep a tradition of sailing alive which would otherwise be lost to history. Whilst working towards that goal, we look to help disadvantaged young people discover within themselves a sense of fellowship, self-worth and confidence. “Such a pointless act as this, for who knows what goal, has the potential to affect so many lives, it pushes me to the point of tears. As with many of you, I am tonight sending my best wishes to the captain and crew as they work into the wee hours to re-

turn the boat to service,” concluded the statement. Any information with regards to this incident should be reported to Carlingford Garda Station on 042 9373102. There was also an attempted arson attack on an off duty Garda car during the early hours of Monday morning at approximately 3.30am. Gardaí are investigating an incident of criminal damage by fire to a car at a house in the Red Barns Road area of Dundalk that occurred on November 19. No injuries were sustained in this incident. Investigations are ongoing. Finally, there was one attempted burglary on a housing estate off the Avenue Road on November 12. Access was gained into the house from a rear window but nothing was taken.

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Stunning display by Brendan in Sydney Banned from By Paul Byrne

Louth Village man Brendan Lawlor just missed out on the top prize in the Australian All Abilities Golf Championships in Sydney as he produced an excellent performance to finish second in the high-profile event last weekend. The 21-year-old member of Dundalk Golf Club was one of 12 players from around the world who took part in the ground-breaking tournament which saw disabled players tee it up alongside professionals who were playing in the Emirates Australian Open at East Lake Golf Club in Sydney. Brendan began the tournament very well and was leading the field playing his final hole before a double bogey moved him down to second place behind

Brendan Lawlor pictured with American golfer Brandt Snedeker in Sydney Belgium’s Adam Wahbi but Lawlor hung on to following a round of second place after a battling 85 which saw 78. Th second round saw him just three shots beall the field struggle hind leader Johan Kamas high winds swirled merstad going into the around the links course final round.

1 Currency In what country was the peseta the currency? 2 Geography On which Italian island is Palermo? 3 Singing What is the lowest male singing voice? 4 Food Which nuts are used in marzipan? 5 Technology What does the abbreviation SMS mean? 6 Science What are the three primary colors? Blue, yellow and red 7 Sport How many players are on a beach volleyball team? 8 Art In which English city did Adolf Hitler study art? 9 Film By what name is Allen Stewart

Koningsberg better known? 10 Politics In 1940 which politician became the only US President to win a third term in office?  Stinker The funeral took place of Colonel James Mortell in Co Meath this week. What piece of Irish history did he create in 1961?

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Kammerstad pulled away from the field in the final round to secure victory but a very good 80 from Lawlor ensured he stayed in second and capped a

very good weekend off for the Louth Village man. Brendan who was born with Ellis-Van Creveld Syndrome, a bone growth disorder that leads to shorter limbs, has been a member of the European Disabled Golfers Tour for just under a year and he has made a huge impact already winning tournaments in France, Portugal and Czech Republic to climb up the official world rankings where he currently sits at number three. Brendan met up with many professional players at the event and managed to get his picture taken alongside Us Ryder Cup star Brandt Snedeker and Australian professional Cameron Smith. Speaking after the event which was broadcast all over the world the 21-year old spoke glowingly

about his experience in Australia. “What can I say? I had the best experience of my life at the All Abilities Australian Open. It’s safe to say I am over the moon with finishing second on the world stage. I would like to thank friends family and sponsers for the well wishes and support before and during the event. Fans were incredible this week too. Thank you ‘Golf Australia’ and EDGA (European Disabled Golf Association) for giving us this amazing chance to showcase our talents. Now come on Europe next week and the World Cup of golf,” stated Brendan. Brendan will remain in Australia and will now travel to Melbourne where he will take part in the World Cup of Golf between Europe and Australia.

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A man who was driving while disqualified was banned from the road for ten years when he pleaded guilty to a no insurance charge at Dundalk District Court. Drajan Zolja (34) of 34 Castleross, Castletown Road, Dundalk, was stopped by Gardai at Mullaharlin on October 29 last year. Solicitor Paula Tiernan stated that her client supported his partner and child, and that he needed his licence to get to work. However, Judge John Coughlan stated that the defendant had been driving while disqualified as he imposed a ten-year disqualification and €10 fine. He warned Mr Zolja that the next time he drove while disqualified he would be sent to prison for a long time.

No insurance

Sean Connolly (29) of Westwood, Milestone, Castlebellingham, was disqualified from driving for two years at Dundalk District Court after being convicted of driving without insurance. The defendant was stopped by Gardai on December 31 last year but failed to produce documents. Judge John Coughlan also imposed a €75 fine.

1. Spain 2. Sicily 3. Bass 4. Almonds 5. Short message service 6. Blue, yellow, red 7. Two 8. Liverpool 9. Woody Allen. 10. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Stinker - He was the first person to appear on Irish television in 1961 having been seen raising the Irish flag in the opening seconds of a film on the Irish National Anthem which was the first programme on the channel.

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Call for full redundancies to be paid by Authentic Food Sinn Féin TD for Louth Gerry Adams has called on the former Director of The Authentic Food Company (TAFC) to honour staff redundancy payments. Teachta Adams was commenting on the liquidator’s High Court petition, which was heard on Monday November 12. “My office made contact with the liquidators, Deloitte, who were formally appointed during the high court appearance on Monday.

The liquidators confirmed to me that the company is now deemed terminally insolvent and they do not hold any realistic hope of TAFC being bought as a going concern. They also provided me with a copy of the report presented to the high court. “This report indicates the Dundalk company to have assets of €11.9 million and liabilities of €26.6 million, with €8.5 million of this owed to ‘group companies’,” stated Mr Adams.

“In light of this I have again written to the former company director, Nik Basran, who I understand is also the director of the other Alternative Food Company groups, asking him to honour staff redundancy packages. “Many staff of TAFC were long term employees with years of redundancy entitlements built up. They have been treated shamefully by an unscrupulous employer which cut them adrift in the run up to Christmas,” he added.

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'Create the Great' De La Salle Senior Scientists Ciarán Browne, Harold Karibiye and Daniel Ntemuse who qualified for the National Finals

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Family Notices novena

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 three days. Promise publication and favours will be granted. (Never known to fail). M.F. 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 three days. Promise publication and favours will be granted. (Never known to fail). B.M. 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 three days. Promise publication and favours will be granted. (Never known to fail). R.S.

Birthday Remembrance

BELL Birthday Remembrance of Gerry Bell, late of Patrick Tierney Crescent, Dundalk, who died 15th September, 2018. As I opened my eyes this morning, I looked to the Heavens above, I whispered Happy Birthday, And sent you all my love. —Love from your partner Caroline and family, Paula & Amber.

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Jordan Holland claimed his 13th world record

Dundalk power lifter, Jordan Holland, is continuing to take the sport by storm after recording his 13th world record recently. Jordan was competing in the World Full Power Championships in Glasgow on November 2 in which he won world titles at U-18, U-20 and U-23 level. The competition is the three powerlifting movements - squat, bench press and deadlift, with the total of the biggest lifts been added together

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First turkey of the golf season

That was one better than McClenaghan who took second place while the evergreen Willie McKeever (17) edged out Sean Gallagher (21) on countback after Playing off 10, Dwyer began stead- both had tied on 30pts. ily as he covered the opening sev- Cathal Muckian (10) took Cateen holes in 14pts with three point gory 1, Sean O’Sullivan (18) won pars at the seventh and eighth be- Category 2 and Sean Ward (19) ing cancelled out by one point bo- was best in Category 3. Best gross gies at the sixth and ninth. score was returned by Peter RogThe foundation for his winning ers with 24pts. score was laid over the first holes This Sunday’s competition will be of the back nine when he reeled a 14 hole Scotch Foursomes and off four successive three point booking is now open on the BRS pars from the 10th and then made System. it six successive pars by covering the 14th and 17th in regulation Last Friday saw Gerry Byrne’s before a two point bogey five on Captain’s Dinner and a great the last gave him a score of 18pts number of members turned out for the final seven holes and an to honour the Captain as his year overall score of 32pts. in office draws to a close. JIM Dwyer won the first Turkey of the season on Sunday when he took the 14 hole Singles Stableford competition by one point from Conor McClenaghan (22).

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in Brief Service Of Prayer

Feast of Christ the King Service will be hosted by Marist Fathers, St Mary’s Road, on Sunday, November 25 from 2.30 - 5.30pm. Call in anytime during the afternoon. This is an opportunity to abandon all our worries into the hands of our Loving Savour’s Sacred Heart- to let go and trust him. Confessions will be available with Solemn Benediction at 5pm.

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McGee School and Cos Ceol School of Irish Dancing are coming together to host a ‘Lip Sync’ contest to raise funds for dancers who have qualified for the World Championships in North Carolina which take place next year. The event will take place in the Carrickdale Hotel on the 23rd November and doors will open at 7pm. The show begins at 8pm and tickets for the event cost €20. For tickets or more information contact Alicia 086 8334016 or Linda on 087 7617674.

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in Brief St Bride’s GFC Lotto

The following numbers were drawn on Monday November 12 for the St Brides lotto jackpot of €4,000, 23, 26, 27, 30. There was no winner and not Match 3 winner.

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The staff at the Bartender bar would like to thank all customers and staff for their generosity after they rasied €635 for the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust in memory of their good friend, Phil Dowling.

Dowdallshill GFC Lotto

There was no winner of the Dowdallshill lotto jackpot with numbers drawn 1, 11, 20, 25. The €25 winners were, Josephine Lennon c/o TEC; Kevin Keelan c/o self; Niall O’Donnell Snr c/o Colm Corrigan; Peter Tiernan c/o Dixie Quinn. Tickets are now available for the big Christmas Raffle. The draw takes place the Thursday before Christmas.

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Cuchulainn CC compete in Leinster Championships Oldcastle Cycling Club will be hosting the Leinster Cyclo Cross Championships next month and on Sunday last they hosted the warm up event. The venue was Drewstone House, just outside of Kells, Co. Meath and it proved to be a very successful day for Cuchulain’s riders. The first event of the day was the under 10s and in the girl’s race the club claimed first and second through with Nessa McCrystal and Rowan Whelan respectively. In the under 10 boys Shane Meegan

battled back from a mechanical to take third. In the under 12 girls it was another club one two for sisters Rhiannon and Ffionn Dolan. In the same race Grace O’Rourke was unlucky to be involved in an early crash however, she managed to fight her way back up through the filed but just missed out on a podium finish. In the under 12 boys Callum McCaffrey came second. Also in the under 12 boys, Lochlain Carey and Felim Teggart made their competitive debut and both dem-

onstrated that they were well fit to mix it up with more experienced cyclists. In total the club had 15 riders competing across the various underage categories. In the Senior B race Ray Fedigan had his best ever finish in a cyclo cross race to take third place in the race, and this added to his consistent form in the Oldcastle league seen him also claiming third overall in the league. Stuart Holden suffered a mechanical problem but managed to fight his way Ray Fedigan in action for Cuchulainn Cycling Club back to fifth place.

Frostival to light up Dundalk Experience the magic of Christmas at Frostival Winter Festival on Friday November 23 and Saturday November 24 marking the start of the festive season in

Dundalk Town Centre. The big attraction at this year’s event is the Carnival of Light parade starting at 6.15pm from the Longwalk SC, illuminating the town cen-

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tre as it weaves its way through the streets on a magical journey. The procession will be like a winter fairy tale come to life with the Nutcracker prince spinning fire, a flying fairground horse, troupe of Dancing Christmas Stars performed by Funky Feet, the Sugar plum fairy, giant snowflakes, huge golden baubles lighting up the street, Rudolph prances and dances, a Snowman cycles in a sparkling snowstorm and Santa is high above the crowd on his magic bicycle. Santa will be in his grotto from 4pm to 8pm on Friday, and Noon to 4pm on Saturday, and little girls and boys are invited to visit completely free of charge to deliver their Christmas letters to him in person. Frostival will also feature the Dundalk Christmas Market while the Frostival Express Train, is also at Market Square, from 4pm to 8pm on Friday, and Noon to 4pm on Saturday. The Little Elves Fun Zone also at Market

Square which will run from 4pm to 8pm on Friday and Noon to 4pm on Saturday with lots of fun for the little ones including DJ Christmas who will be playing all his festive favourites to get us into the spirit of Christmas. An Cathaoirleach will officiate at the ceremony to switch on the town centre festive lighting and Christmas tree which will start at 6pm. Town Centre Commercial Manager, Martin McElligott thanked all who helped organise the event. “On behalf of the whole team here in the BIDs office we are all delighted to have worked on this project and hope the families of the North east and anyone visiting, enjoy all the magic and splendour we think Dundalk brings. We truly believe that Dundalk is the place to be and wish all our retailers and the people who live, work and play here a very Happy Christmas and a wonderful new year,”stated the commerical manager.

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Screening project on River Fane Inland Fisheries Ireland will support a new screening project on the River Fane in Dundalk. The project, which will be funded under the Salmon Conservation Fund, may support future salmon conservation works on the river and will be managed by the Dundalk Salmon Anglers. In June, Inland Fisheries Ireland announced the opening of the Salmon Conservation Fund through the National Strategy for Angling Development Scheme 2018 with a fund available for habitat restoration and conservation projects. This project in Louth will see an investment of €1,500 by Inland Fisheries Ireland on the River Fane at Knockbridge, Grange, Dundalk. It will support an ‘Ap-

propriate Assessment Screening’ project which will be carried out on the site to determine if future salmon conservation projects may be suitable. The National Strategy for Angling Development aims to ensure that Ireland’s fish stocks and angling infrastructure are protected and enhanced with a view to ensuring a sustainable habitat and the delivery of the economic, health and recreational benefits they offer to communities across Ireland. Applications to the 2018 scheme were invited from groups, associations, clubs, local authorities and other appropriate bodies looking to support habitat restoration and conservation. Suzanne Campion, Head of

Business Development said: “The initiative in Louth will see the Dundalk Salmon Anglers undertake Appropriate Assessment Screening on the River Fane, a crucial step before potential salmon conservation works can be carried out. The conservation of our indigenous fish populations is crucial if we are to ensure the sustainability of our fisheries resource in the long term. The National Strategy for Angling Development Scheme supports projects nationwide, such as this one in Louth, which is focusing on restoration and conservation. Gerry Adams and Imelda Munster TD together with six councillors and a number of activists wearWe look forward to supporting ing purple in support of Women’s Aid days of action Dundalk Salmon Anglers in the delivery of this project this year.”

Support for Womens Aid’s Days of Action The 40 shades of green were replaced with 40 shades of purple as Sinn Féin Councillors together with TDs Gerry Adams and Imelda Munster and a host of activists came together to support Womens Aid and their 16 Days of Action. Cllr Edel Corrigan who has long been an advocate for women’s rights and equality said “violence against women is an on-going issue, sometimes resulting in fatalities but around this time of

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year, violence and abuse towards women increases and of course the children are affected as well. This becomes a dangerous time for women in an abusive relationship. Women’s Aid do fantastic work and is a caring organisation that welcomes women into their safe environment at a time when they are fearful for their safety.” Councillors Anne Campbell and Edel Corrigan encouraged all activists to turn up at a recent event wearing purple to show

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Car-L-Parts Move After 40 years After 40 years based at Stapleton Court, Car-L-Parts have moved to their new premises just down the road at The Ramparts. The popular business made the move on Monday morning to their newly renovated premises in the former Martin’s Garage. Car-L Parts opened in 1978 and having traded successful for four decades they can boast a very experienced and knowledgeable staff, a number of whom are still with the company today. The new outlet offers the opportunity to continue to offer top quality parts to the motorist in County’s Louth, Monaghan, Meath and Cavan.

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GET READY FOR THE UNVEILING OF MARSHES WISH BOOK IN DUNDALK LEADER NEXT WEEK AND UNCOVER THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS. We will be spreading Christmas magic by granting wishes that our customers share with us on the Marshes Wishing tree.

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