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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:47

  New TV series pilot shot in Trim

  The pilot episode of a fictional community-based TV show was filmed on location in Trim over the past few weekends, as well as in Donnybrook in Dublin.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:42

  Flora of ancient Trim captured in book

  A booklet on the medieval plants of Trim was launched by Meath County Manager, Tom Dowling, in Trim Library on 18th February.

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  Published: 3 Mar 2010 16:53 (1)

  1,000 attend first Meath Food Affair in Trim

  The first ever Meath Food Affair hosted by Meath Tourism at Trim Castle Hotel on Thursday evening last was a phenomenal success as close to 1,000 people attended to celebrate...

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  Published: 3 Mar 2010 16:50

  Trim well preserved following street works

  An ancient well that was discovered during refurbishment works on Trim's Loman Street has been preserved and a clear toughened glass cover has been placed over the well so...

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  Published: 3 Mar 2010 16:49

  Irish first for Trim Youthreach

  Trim Youthreach will become the first school in the country - and only the third in Europe - to be recognised as a 'quality centre' this coming Friday, 5th March.

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  Published: 3 Mar 2010 16:47

  Hundreds honour retired Trim priest

  Parishioners in Trim turned out in force last Friday night to honour former local parish priest, Fr Andrew Farrell, as the town staged a special presentation to mark his retirement...

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  Published: 24 Feb 2010 16:52

  Trim businesses outline problems to Taoiseach

  Taoiseach Brian Cowen visited Trim last Friday to hear the issues facing local businesses at an event organised by Trim Chamber of Commerce and local town councillor Ronan McKenna...

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  Last updated: 24 Feb 2010 16:42

  Beauty queens and thorny roses for Trim's Celtic Festival

  Trim is gearing itself up for the annual Celtic Festival to celebrate St Patrick's Day and entries are now being invited for the Celtic Queen competition.

• Trim

• Meath's Food Affair in Trim this week
• Trim councillors to fund their own St Patrick's Day trips
• Cllr questions allocation to Trim parade
• Cllr wants solution to Trim caravan parking
• Trim cllrs to learn new valuation of town centre site this week
• Sell-out crowd sees €20,000 raised at celebrity dance event
• Trim sees biggest jump in numbers signing on
• Momentum building in towns to close down 'head shops'
• Special presentation to honour retired Trim PP
• Trim area sees large number of burglaries in past week

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• 11 'couples' to trip light fantastic for charity
• Trim to bestow civic honour on Mel Gibson
• Unpaid rates becoming serious issue in Trim
• Trim woman's transplant story told on TV
• Thrifty Trim councillors spent least in the country on junkets
• Hip hop dance crew make it to Sky semis
• Trim nursing unit manager 'failed to investigate abuse complaints properly'
• Holidaying minister calls coverage 'tabloid sensationalism'
• Lottery luck strikes again in Trim
• Trim eyes bigger prize in national TT contest

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  Published: 10th March, 2010 05:00pm

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

  by John Donohoe (2)

  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

  Lifetime achievement award for long-time Kells businesswoman

  The winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Kells Business Awards at the weekend was Mrs Ina Fitzgerald, managing director of Fitzgerald's Furniture Manufacturers...

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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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  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.