Kells

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:50

  Kells going for leprechaun ceili world record

  The official Guinness Book of Records has accepted a challenge submitted by the Headfort Arms Hotel in Kells to beat a world record for the 'Largest Leprechaun Ceili in the...

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:48

  Young Europeans in EU role-play

  Students from Eureka Secondary School in Kells joined with schools from across Ireland last week to negotiate at a model European Council.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:45

  Kells locals fondly recall schooldays

  It says something about a school when 100 people interviewed for a book about their experiences there did not have a bad word to say about their alma mater.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:45

  Memories of 'The Waltons' in Kells this weekend

  John-Boy Walton's truck, Jack Lynch's Ford Zodiac and Twiggy's Rolls-Royce will be among the vehicles featured in this weekend's inaugural indoor Vintage and...

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  Last updated: 10 Mar 2010 16:44

  Town to bestow honours on 'The Secret Of Kells' movie-makers

  The producers of the Oscar-nominated 'The Secret Of Kells' are to be honoured by the local town council, according to cathaoirleach, Cllr Brian Curran, who predicted...

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  Published: 3 Mar 2010 16:54

  15 cars damaged as Kells vandals strike yet again

  Up to 15 cars were damaged in a spate of vandalism in Kells in the early hours of Sunday morning.

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  Published: 3 Mar 2010 16:45

  Tractor goes up in flames in Kells

  A tractor driver escaped without injury last Thursday when the tractor he was driving burst into flames on the Moynalty Road in Kells.

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  Published: 24 Feb 2010 16:54

  Kells man disrupts M3 work in protest

  Work on the M3 at the Cavan Road in Kells was disrupted for a period last Thursday when a local man protested at the NRA's refusal to screen off the new road from his home...

• Kells

• Free Saturday parking proposal rejected by Kells councillors
• March launch for Kells school book
• Labour Party reflects on good year in Kells
• Councillors, TDs campaign against local 'head shops'
• Kells Resource Centre secures new premises
• Film's Oscar nomination breathes new life into Book of Kells campaign
• Kells Gardai seize cocaine worth €14k in Kells raid
• 40 allotments get go-ahead on Kells land
• Momentum building in towns to close down 'head shops'
• Opposition builds in Kells as 'head shop' opens

• Kells

• 'Secret Of Kells' nominated for Oscar
• Kells Waterworks project in the limelight at LAMA awards
• 'Mother Goose' proves to be a big hit in Kells
• Energy projects promise jobs for 180 people
• Oscar theme for Kells Chamber Ball
• Kells council staff praised for work during freeze
• Kells council staffing 'on a knife edge'
• No free Saturday parking in Kells
• It's panto time again
• Kells CU members borrowing €524,000 per month

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  Published: 10th March, 2010 05:00pm

  Five cllrs pay own way on St Patrick's Day trips

  by John Donohoe (1)

  A number of councillors travelling abroad for St Patrick's Day next week will be doing so at their own expense, while others will have their expenses paid by the taxpayer.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:58

  Council urges community to back Navan's €50m travel bid

  The local community is being encouraged to get behind Navan's bid to secure a share of €50m in funding available under the Department of Transport's Smarter Travel...

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:57

  Inspiring Vikings story sees Carnaross girl on top of the world

  A nine year old Carnaross girl has won a prestigious international short story competition and her work has now been published.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:56

  Abandonment of Slane's ATM to leave locals lighter of wallet

  A warning that the closure of an ATM at Slane Credit Union, the only cash-dispensing machine in the centre of the village, will impact on the entire community and will affect...

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:55

  Navan cllrs vote to keep Townspark pedestrian link open

  The controversial pedestrian link between Townspark and Beechmount Estates in Navan is to remain open following a decision taken at last week's meeting of Navan Town Council...

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  Last updated: 10 Mar 2010 16:54

  Trim on a high as it awaits Easter balloon spectacular

  For the first time in Ireland or Europe, Trim will host a unique gathering of special-shaped hot air balloons for its much-anticipated Trim Hot Air Balloon Fiesta which will take...

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:53 (1)

  Homesick NZ expat wants home-swap with Meath family

  Anyone who has ever dreamt of leaving Ireland and experiencing life in New Zealand for a year could help out a Meath native who wants to travel in the opposite direction.