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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:48

  Oldcastle native honoured in Connecticut

  Oldcastle native Tony Sheridan, the president and chief executive officers of one of the largest business groups in the US state of Connecticut, was home in Meath last week, visiting...

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  Last updated: 1 Sep 2010 16:46

  Oldcastle firemen take part in World Rescue Challenge

  A team of firefighters from Oldcastle will take part in the annual World Rescue Challenge in Cork city this weekend, where fire and emergency personnel from around the world will...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:45

  Meath VEC offering Irish music history course in Nobber

  Meath Vocational Education Committee is offering a new course in its adult education programme in O'Carolan College, Nobber this autumn. A course on the history of Irish...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:40

  Nobber vintage group raises €1,100 for Pakistan flood appeal

  A total of €1,100 has been raised as a result of the Nobber Vintage Club's Pakistan Flood Appeal which was held last Saturday.

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  Published: 25 Aug 2010 16:56

  Three collisions at Carlanstown bend over the course of one week

  A Carlanstown father of two who lives at a dangerous bend approaching the village has called for immediate traffic calming measures to be installed after three accidents occurred...

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  Published: 25 Aug 2010 16:42

  Ballivor author Quinn's books to be 'adopted' by Nobber readers

  A very new and innovative literary project entitled 'One Author - One Nobber' is being launched in O'Carolan College, Nobber, in October.

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  Published: 25 Aug 2010 16:40

  400 year tradition kept alive at Mullagh Fair Day

  Mullagh Fair Day takes place on 12th September next. The traditional fair was one of the best and biggest in the north east, its proximity to the Virginia Road railway station...

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  Published: 25 Aug 2010 16:39

  Producers from '50 mile radius' for Carnaross Harvest Festival

  Sheridans Cheesemongers of Carnaross are hosting a harvest festival on Sunday 5th September to celebrate food grown or produced within a 50 mile radius. The 'Fifty Mile Festival...

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• Real life drama as player hurt in 'Celebrity Bainisteoir' match
• Yellow Brick Road leads to Ballinlough Castle gig
• Tractor Girls pit stop in Carlanstown
• Evergreen Moynalty Steam Threshing attracts 40,000
• Bernard Dunne to get 50-mile Moynalty charity cycle underway
• Oldcastle concert to feature local PP
• Bog searches continue near Wilkinstown for 'Disappeared'
• Assistance dog changes life of young autistic boy
• Premier League star with Moynalty connections fronts new back health campaign
• Burns to sculpt in public at Le Cheile

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• Wellie-throwing championship for cancer charity
• Steam Threshing Festival expected to bring 20,000 to Moynalty
• Record crowd at crossroads céilí
• Nobber's first 'Celebrity' game on 7th August
• Carnaross quarry reinstatement sets 'an example for Europe'
• St Oliver remembered at annual open-air Mass
• Fundraisers hand over Nobber Fair Day proceeds
• Oldcastle nun makes decision to become hermit
• Families face huge schoolbus costs rise in September
• Rathkenny rolls out red carpet to celebrate PP's golden jubilee

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  Last updated: 1st September, 2010 05:01pm

  GPs say HSE axe to fall on surgery at Navan hospital

  

  Fears that the HSE is planning to axe all acute surgical services in Our Lady's Hospital in Navan have been expressed by local doctors and public representatives.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:59

  New Ratoath gaelscoil opens despite lack of official recognition

  Gaelscoil Ráth Tó, the unofficial Irish-language primary school for Ratoath, opened its doors on Monday, without State recognition or funding from the Government.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:58

  DID opening brings new jobs to Navan

  The first slow signs of recovery were visible in Meath this week with the opening of the new DID Electrical outlet at the Navan Retail Park on the Athboy Road and the start of...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:57

  New Dunboyne commuter line to open this Thursday

  The new Dunboyne M3 commuter rail route will be officially opened tomorrow (Thursday) by the Minister for Transport, Noel Dempsey.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:56

  HSE reassures residents on St Joseph's Hospital

  The HSE has moved to reassure residents of St Joseph's Hospital in Trim that the future of the facility will not be impacted by the opening of the new Community Nursing Unit...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:55

  'Powerful forces' from outside county trying to sabotage bypass

  Comments by a leading social and economic commentator criticising the proposals for the Slane bypass have caused an angry reaction locally.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:54

  New tourism product to promote Kells is unveiled

  A unique tourism package which is expected to play a major role in the promotion of Kells was officially launched on Friday night by Kells Town Council cathaoirleach, Conor Ferguson...