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Dying father issues last plea to teens against solvent abuse (opens the original)
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"No father should ever have to carry their son's coffin. Daniel should be here to carry mine." A terminally ill father who lost his son to solvent abuse a year ago has issued a dying plea to teenagers to stop inhaling gases. With just weeks, maybe months to live, Dermot Maguire's last wish is to try and save another family going through the same pain as his family have suffered in the last year. Dermot, his wife Yvonne and his family were left devastated when their 14 year old son Daniel died af
Last staff leaves BD as company leaves Drogheda (opens the original)
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Employees were told that the decision to close followed a global supply chain review. The last employees walked out of the gate of the BD medical technological plant in Louth today for the final time, bringing an end to over 60 years of the company in Drogheda. In a phased closure of the 200 staffed plant, which began in 2024, the final 40 strong workforce packed off its last flush syringe and switched off the machinery at the facility which gave 62 years of employment to generations in the area
Former Garda boss gives chilling recount of when murderer first spotted Bettina (opens the original)
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Former Garda chief of the Louth/Meath division heading the investigations into the disappearance of the journalist in Donore, Co. Meath 25 years ago. A former Garda Chief Superintendent has given a chilling recount of how the murderer of Bettina Poeschel first spotted the German tourist and how he concealed the body so well, he actually preserved his DNA Former Garda chief of the Louth/Meath division heading the investigations into the disappearance of the journalist in Donore, Co. Meath 25 year
A mini-bar to solve energy costs? (opens the original)
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Michael Farrelly unveiled the 12-foot by seven foot bar at the weekend, which fits up to 15 people and has Guinness and Heineken on tap. A publican who bought one of Ireland's smallest bars says it might work as an alternative mid-week venue to save on heating costs in the main building. Michael Farrelly unveiled the 12-foot by seven foot bar at the weekend, which fits up to 15 people and has Guinness and Heineken on tap. The businessman owns the Carnaross Inn outside Kells, Co. Meath and Kilian
Race meetings are new 'discos' for finding love (opens the original)
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The landscape has also changed for younger people who are more comfortable interacting on screens than with each other. A traditional style matchmaker said gyms and race meetings have replaced discos as the meeting venue for most couples. Gus Martyn has matched hundreds of couples in the last 30 years but has noticed that although the dating game has changed considerably, there are still a lot of lonely people out there. "Internet dating just isn't for some people, especially those in later life
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