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Duleek’s Calum Agnew won the Hot Press ‘A New Local Hero’ prize after competing against five other national finalists. A...
22/11/2024

Duleek’s Calum Agnew won the Hot Press ‘A New Local Hero’ prize after competing against five other national finalists. A New Local Hero is part of Irish Music Month, an initiative from Hot Press and the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland funded by Coimisiún na Meán. It aims to support Irish artists with funding for the project being over €100,000. The finals took place at a live event at The Academy in Dublin which included a special guest performance from Tolü Makay....

Duleek’s Calum Agnew won the Hot Press ‘A New Local Hero’ prize after competing against five other national finalists.

Ireland’s largest high-energy supercar Cannonball road trip raised an impressive €308,000 for the Jack and Jill Children...
22/11/2024

Ireland’s largest high-energy supercar Cannonball road trip raised an impressive €308,000 for the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation in 2024. This brings the total funds raised by Cannonball for Irish children’s charities to nearly €2 million. This year’s event sponsored by milesPLUS from Circle K, roared through Ireland from the 6th to the 8th of September. The event drew out the attention of over 250,000 fans to witness luxury cars, live entertainment and charity in action....

Ireland’s largest high-energy supercar Cannonball road trip raised an impressive €308,000 for the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation in 2024. This brings the

A meeting with the National Transport Authority (NTA) and Bus Éireann have left many Meath councillors more disappointed...
21/11/2024

A meeting with the National Transport Authority (NTA) and Bus Éireann have left many Meath councillors more disappointed than satisfied amid growing issues with Meath bus services. 40 Meath county councillors met with the transport authorities and providers to discuss issues in the county regarding local bus services It was seen as a very short meeting given its importance that “began with a lot of tension,” according to local councillor Caroline O’Reilly who was present....

A meeting with the National Transport Authority (NTA) and Bus Éireann have left many Meath councillors more disappointed than satisfied amid growing issues

Continuing on from their Eliminating Food Waste Workshop, Meath County Council’s Climate Action Section launched the Tra...
21/11/2024

Continuing on from their Eliminating Food Waste Workshop, Meath County Council’s Climate Action Section launched the Train the Trainer Event— Sustainable Food from Linear to Circular in Claremont Stadium on Friday, October 11. The training is the first in a series of events to train community mentors to grow food and pass this knowledge on to the community groups they work with, promoting awareness of eco-friendly food sourcing, composting, and creating sustainable gardens....

Continuing on from their Eliminating Food Waste Workshop, Meath County Council’s Climate Action Section launched the Train the Trainer Event— Sustainable Food

Several football girls teams in Meath have been left without a football league this year due to a bureaucratic problem a...
20/11/2024

Several football girls teams in Meath have been left without a football league this year due to a bureaucratic problem after the Metropolitan Girls League (MGL) collapsed. Girls teams from Balrath Girls and Boys, East Meath United, Laytown United were denied league football due to a bureaucratic anomaly which saw them apply late to the Dublin & District Schoolboys/girls League. Approximately 400 girls across the three Meath clubs are affected by this and currently have no league to play in....

Several football girls teams in Meath have been left without a football league this year due to a bureaucratic problem after the Metropolitan Girls League

It is a long time since I sat in an exam hall, so I wanted to have a chapter in my book ‘How to ACE the Junior and Leavi...
20/11/2024

It is a long time since I sat in an exam hall, so I wanted to have a chapter in my book ‘How to ACE the Junior and Leaving Certificate’ where student opinions were aired, and feedback was relevant. I have surveyed sixty existing sixth years for their first-hand experience, asking them to think back to how they were feeling and their approach to the Junior Cycle exams; what they did right, what they could have done better, big mistakes and importantly what they learned as they approached their final year....

It is a long time since I sat in an exam hall, so I wanted to have a chapter in my book ‘How to ACE the Junior and Leaving Certificate’ where student opinions

Kells Tidy Towns celebrated a wonderful community night at their annual gala dinner and presentation awards night in the...
19/11/2024

Kells Tidy Towns celebrated a wonderful community night at their annual gala dinner and presentation awards night in the Headfort Arms Hotel, Kells recently. It was attended by Deputy Darren O’Rourke, Cllr. Michael Gallagher, Rev. Fr. John Byrne, and family representatives of former committee members. Over 60 people received awards on the night for their individual contributions to the enhancement of Kells, community involvement, residential area involvement, commercial, youth work, environmental work, public relations and positive vision enhancement work for Kells....

Kells Tidy Towns celebrated a wonderful community night at their annual gala dinner and presentation awards night in the Headfort Arms Hotel, Kells recently.

A new pilot project, Zero Tolerance Meath was launched aims to build capacity to prevent Domestic, Sexual, and Gender-Ba...
19/11/2024

A new pilot project, Zero Tolerance Meath was launched aims to build capacity to prevent Domestic, Sexual, and Gender-Based Violence (DSGBV) in County Meath. Over the next three years, this project will use a community-led approach to prevent and respond to DSGBV, hoping to create a safer community for all women and girls. The project is led by Meath Women’s Refuge and Support Services, with funding from CUAN, and is being evaluated by Maynooth University....

A new pilot project, Zero Tolerance Meath was launched aims to build capacity to prevent Domestic, Sexual, and Gender-Based Violence (DSGBV) in County Meath.

Meath is benefiting from the exciting OurKidsCode initiative, a nationwide programme aimed at bringing Science, Technolo...
18/11/2024

Meath is benefiting from the exciting OurKidsCode initiative, a nationwide programme aimed at bringing Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) activities to families in rural Ireland. The programme, which empowers parents and children to explore coding and technology together, is making waves in rural communities like Meath by bridging the digital divide and fostering community engagement. In partnership with Meath County Council, OurKidsCode is activating local Broadband Connection Points (BCPs) and community venues as educational hubs....

Meath is benefiting from the exciting OurKidsCode initiative, a nationwide programme aimed at bringing Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics

The Patient Advocacy Service, commissioned by the Department of Health, today celebrates its five-year anniversary, mark...
18/11/2024

The Patient Advocacy Service, commissioned by the Department of Health, today celebrates its five-year anniversary, marking an important milestone in its efforts to support patients of public acute hospitals and nursing home residents with complaints about their care and following a patient safety incident. The Service has supported over 6,500 patients and nursing home residents since it was established in 2019....

The Patient Advocacy Service, commissioned by the Department of Health, today celebrates its five-year anniversary, marking an important milestone in its

Following a record number of vulnerable people seeking assistance from Merchants Quay Ireland (MQI), the charity has lau...
17/11/2024

Following a record number of vulnerable people seeking assistance from Merchants Quay Ireland (MQI), the charity has launched an urgent winter fundraising appeal. So far this year, MQI has supported 6,900 clients via its open access day service in Riverbank, Dublin, a 29% increase on the same period last year. The charity has also seen an 11% increase in people over the age of 60, some of whom are experiencing homelessness for the first time....

Following a record number of vulnerable people seeking assistance from Merchants Quay Ireland (MQI), the charity has launched an urgent winter fundraising

Minister for Mental Health Mary Butler and the HSE have agreed to meet with representatives of SOSAD Ireland to discuss ...
17/11/2024

Minister for Mental Health Mary Butler and the HSE have agreed to meet with representatives of SOSAD Ireland to discuss funding concerns at the mental health charity. This comes after SOSAD Ireland announced they are at a financial tipping point due to growth in demand for their services. “In the last two years, demand for our free mental health services has skyrocketed by 48%” a SOSAD spokesperson said....

Minister for Mental Health Mary Butler and the HSE have agreed to meet with representatives of SOSAD Ireland to discuss funding concerns at the mental health

As we are fast approaching a General Election it is important that when you vote, your vote is counted. Figures for spoi...
16/11/2024

As we are fast approaching a General Election it is important that when you vote, your vote is counted. Figures for spoilt votes in the recent local and European elections have not been published by An Coimisiún Toghcháin, The Electoral Commission, but in the local elections in 2019 there were 34,618 spoilt and not counted votes and in the European Elections a staggering 73,870 similarly....

As we are fast approaching a General Election it is important that when you vote, your vote is counted. Figures for spoilt votes in the recent local and

The €4.3 million Ratoath Cycle and Pedestrian scheme has been shelved despite claims that the town centre is extremely d...
16/11/2024

The €4.3 million Ratoath Cycle and Pedestrian scheme has been shelved despite claims that the town centre is extremely dangerous for walkers and cyclists. This cycle and pedestrian scheme was to focus on safe cycling infrastructure across Ratoath, but funding has been temporarily pulled for reasons unknown at this time as Meath County Council has not received as high an allocation of funds from the Department of Transport....

The €4.3 million Ratoath Cycle and Pedestrian scheme has been shelved despite claims that the town centre is extremely dangerous for walkers and cyclists.

A teacher from Trim Educate Together primary school has recently lost her job due to the number of students being below ...
15/11/2024

A teacher from Trim Educate Together primary school has recently lost her job due to the number of students being below the number required according to a Department of Education threshold. The 5th class teacher was on a developing post that finished after the Halloween mid term, but her class is currently 14 pupils below the class threshold. The school is expecting the number of students to jump back over the threshold by Christmas....

A teacher from Trim Educate Together primary school has recently lost her job due to the number of students being below the number required according to a

LMFM Presenter Michael Reade has died at the age of 58 after 21 years on air. The radio station confirmed that their lon...
15/11/2024

LMFM Presenter Michael Reade has died at the age of 58 after 21 years on air. The radio station confirmed that their long-time host had died at the age of 58, only a month after he had released a statement sharing that he had been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Reade also only just last month won gold at the IMRO Radio Awards for best current affairs programme on local radio, his last of many awards across an extensive career....

LMFM Presenter Michael Reade has died at the age of 58 after 21 years on air.

Stroke patients in Meath are being encouraged to join a series of free talks designed to support their recovery. Three w...
14/11/2024

Stroke patients in Meath are being encouraged to join a series of free talks designed to support their recovery. Three webinars organised by the national stroke and heart charity, the Irish Heart Foundation, will focus on fatigue, trauma and personal experience. The first of the online talks took place on World Stroke Day today (Oct 29), where stroke survivor Dermot Berry shared his personal journey on recovery following a spinal stroke in June 2018....

Stroke patients in Meath are being encouraged to join a series of free talks designed to support their recovery.

TFI Local Link introduced a new bus service, route 186, between Cavan and Kells via Baile Ghib last month. The new Route...
14/11/2024

TFI Local Link introduced a new bus service, route 186, between Cavan and Kells via Baile Ghib last month. The new Route will service Baile Ghib, Kells, Moynalty, Mullagh, Virginia, Ballyjamesduff, and Cross Keys. It will provide six daily return services to Kells, including three return trips from Monday to Thursday that extend to Baile Ghib. On Fridays and Saturdays, there will be eight daily return services, four of which will extend to Baile Ghib....

TFI Local Link introduced a new bus service, route 186, between Cavan and Kells via Baile Ghib last month.

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