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  Last updated: 1 Sep 2010 17:01

  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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  Last updated: 1 Sep 2010 17:00

  Second post mortem carried out on boxer's remains

  A second post mortem has been carried out on the remains of boxer Darren Sutherland.

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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 16:53

  Patient who missed out on surgery must now wait for op

  A Navan man who should now be at home recovering after keyhole surgery instead faces an uncertain wait for the procedure to be carried out in Blanchardstown, following the HSE...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:52

  One education campus needed in Johnstown

  With the publication of the draft local area plan for Johnstown now imminent, local councillor Shane Cassells is calling for a cohesive approach to educational facilities in the...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:51

  Navan artist puts stamp on Royal Mail's Olympic collection

  The work of a Navan artist has been included in the Royal Mail's latest collection of stamps issued ahead of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:50

  Firefighters tackle major fire at derelict Navan mill

  Gardai are investigating the cause of a blaze at a derelict mill in Navan last Thursday.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:49

  Gardai investigate large number of cars broken into in Navan area

  Navan Gardai are investigating a spate of break-ins to cars in the area where 10 vehicles were targeted over a four-day period last week.

• Navan

• Navan residents lose lives in collision near Longwood
• Uncertainty over future of mental health care in Meath
• Pakistan native doctor urging support for flood relief charities
• Pool death report remains unpublished
• New Navan nursing unit due to open by year end
• Sweet shop and wine store are among new ventures
• Closing Trimgate Street businesses blame parking problems and banks
• HSE 'hasty' in surgery removal from Navan
• Townspark works face further delays over wages dispute
• Fireman injured fighting Kilberry blaze

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• Navan O'Mahonys pitch planning overturned by Bord Pleanala
• Kayley fundraising is on target for October surgery
• Navan teen takes top role in 'Les Mis' at The Helix
• Volunteers support work of SOSAD in fight against suicide risk
• All keyhole surgery to end at Our Lady's Hospital
• Hand in hand with her new hero...
• Fraud Squad raid Navan house as part of UK probe
• Clogherboy puts best foot forward again for Feile na bPáistí event
• Student grant information evening
• Cllr demands that Dempsey 'show Meath the money'

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  Published: 1st September, 2010 04:59pm

  New Ratoath gaelscoil opens despite lack of official recognition

  by John Donohoe

  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 16:56

  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...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:54

  Angry Trim parents slam council 'heavy-handedness'

  Parents who parked along the Summerhill Road in Trim while they dropped their children for their first day back at school this week have reacted angrily after returning to find...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:53

  Board says no to homes on Trim mart site

  An Bord Pleanala has upheld Meath County Council's refusal to grant planning permission for 150 homes and a creche at the former cattle mart site on the Summerhill Road in...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:48

  Demolition underway at St Martin's Park in Trim

  Traveller families from St Martin's Park in Trim have moved to the nearby temporary halting site so that major refurbishment works can be carried out on the site.