Holly Alder
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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âFrom my actions and me thinking I was the big man, I had taken someoneâs lifeâ… | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Meath County Council and The Rotary Club of Navan hosted their annual Just 1 Life Road Safety Awareness Programme at the Solstice Arts Centre last week, showing the realities of dangerous driving to fifth and sixth year students of O'Carolan's College in Nobber and Dunshaughlin Community College. The programme welcomed several guest speakers, members of An Garda Siochana and Meath-based firefighters to the stage for different sections of the programme. The programme is designed to educate young
‘It’s been a privilege for me to go on these journeys with families and to help them in any way I can’… | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Martina Russell's nursing career began almost 38 years ago, with the Summerhill native devoting the last two decades of her life to palliative care nursing. As she retires, she sat down with Holly Alder to reflect on how fulfilling her role was and how she will miss the patients and families dearly... Twenty-two years of care and friendship have come to a close for Martina Russell, who has dedicated the last two decades of her life to palliative care nursing. The end of a chapter that is more of
‘I was always in trouble for doodling, but it paid off. I’m still doodling all day now’…. | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Renowned caricature artist Niall O'Loughlin has led anything but a conventional life in regards to his career. From drawing Westlife and appearing on âThe Late Late Showâ, to painting CMAT to hang on the wall of her favourite restaurant in Dunboyne, to creating illustrations for newspapers, Niall has turned his talents into his full time job over the last 25 years. It's not just Irish celebs that are a fan of Niall's work, with his portraits and caricatures going international over the years
Púca Festival warns of phishing scam | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Púca Festival has warned potential festival vendors of a phishing scam that has been circulating and brought to their attention last month. On the Trim and Athboy based festival's Facebook page, a post made on 24th August read: "We have been made aware of a phishing scam circulating that invites traders to apply for a vendor space at Púca Festival using a fake, professional-looking application form. "We are not affiliated with this in any way. Please do not respond to, or engage with, any unof
We’ll meat again ….. emotional day as Sean McGrane’s Butchers closes doors for last time | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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After almost 38 years in business, Sean McGraneâs Butchers has closed its doors for the final time on Ludlow Street in Navan, marking the end of an era for loyal customers, employees, suppliers and life long friendships formed over the counter. Last Saturday, he served his final customers and was overwhelmed with the amount of support and gratitude that came into the shop over the afternoon. âWeâve had four generations of the same families come through the door over the years, from 80 year
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