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Fuel allowance to be paid this week | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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An estimated 15,500 households in Meath are set to benefit from the Fuel Allowance Scheme this winter. The Minister for Social Protection, Dara Calleary announced payments will commence this week for over 465,000 households nationwide, representing one in four households. The allowance will be paid at a weekly rate of €38 or two instalment payments of €532 each. You can qualify for Fuel Allowance if you are aged 66 or over, or getting certain other qualifying social welfare payments. Deputy Aisl
Two arrests following â¬161,000 cannabis seizure in Meath | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Two people have been arrested following the seizure of â¬161,000 worth of cannabis at two separate locations in Meath yesterday (Tuesday). The seizure of 11.5kg of herbal cannabis was part of an intelligence-led operation involving Revenue Customs officers, the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (GNDOCB) and both Meath and Westmeath Divisional Drugs Units. One male, aged in his 20s, was arrested and detained in a Garda station in County Meath under the provisions of Section 4 of Cr
Tributes pour in as accident victim named | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Heartfelt tributes have been paid to the late Clarence Farrell of Crossakiel, who died followng a collision in Athboy in the early hours of Sunday morning. Mr Farrell, a well known mechanic based in Athboy died after the vehicle he was driving was in collision with a premises in Athboy at about 2am on Sunday morning. Mr Farrell of The Cairns, Crossakiel, was very popular in the Athboy and Crossakiel communities. He was pre-deceased by his father Vincent and is survived by his heartbroken family,
| Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Councillors to meet Uisce Eireann over Dunshaughlin water issues Members of Meath County Council will meet with Uisce Éireann on Friday (18th September) to discuss the ongoing water quality and supply problems affecting residents in Dunshaughlin. The online briefing will take place this Friday from 2pm to 3pm and will include elected representatives from the area along with representatives from Uisce Éireann’s Asset Operations and Asset Management teams. The meeting follows ongoing engagement wi
Design work to begin on better pedestrian facilities at Navanâs Clogherboy junction | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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A redesign of the Clogherboy Cross junction on the Commons Road will include enhanced pedestrian facilities, councillors have been told. Design work on the junction will start this year and Navan Municipal Councillors will be advised of the proposed layout when the preliminary design has been advance. Cllr Eddie Fennessy had called for pedestrian crossings on each arm of the junction and the provision of a filter light or filter lanes at the busy junction. He was told Meath County Council's Capi
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