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No Limits to magic Maisie’s medal haul | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Navan para athlete (12), leading from the front with support from Enable Ireland As part of their Life with No Limits campaign, Enable Ireland has shared the story of 12-year-old Maisie Randle from Abbeylands, Navan, who won three gold medals for Ireland this summer at the Activity Alliance Parathletics Games in Coventry, UK. In just two years, Maisie has become a gold-medal-winning Para Athlete, with 57 medals to her name so far. In July, she represented Ireland at the Activity Alliance Parathl
Council green light of solar farm has been appealed | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Meath County Council's decision to grant planning permission for a major solar farm in the Kilberry/Rathkenny area has been appealed to An Coimisiún Pleanála. Circal Oak Solar Limited was recently granted a 10-year planning permission for the development of a solar farm over 149 hectares on townlands including Chamberstown, Scottstown, Shalvanstown, Mullagha, Rathcoon and Corballis. The solar farm would be operational for 40 years and the planning application also includes its subsequent decom
‘Every Child Matters’ holds protest in Johnstown, Navan | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Ahead of their visit to the Dáil next Tuesday, parents and families involved in the 'Every Child Matters' campaign held a protest in Johnstown, Navan, to highlight the impact the lack of disability services is having on their children. The protest outside the Bailis Resource Centre in Johnstown, followed a similar protest in Trim last week by parents who are frustrated and angry at having to constantly fight for services for their children. What started as a small campaign by parents in Trim, h
Applications open for 51 new cost rental apartments in Dunshaughlin | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Applications are now open for 51 new apartments in Dunshaughlin, under the cost rental scheme where rents are at least 25 per cent below the market average for the area. The homes have been delivered by Clúid, Irelandâs leading Approved Housing Body (AHB). Applications for the 12 one-bed, 32 two-bed and seven three-bed apartments in The Willows, Dunshaughlin, can be made until 5pm on Wednesday, 30th September. Interested applicants can apply for one of the 51 brand new, A-rated apartments. Re
Council social housing stock at 4,719 units | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Meath County Council added 369 new units to its housing stock last year bringing the total number of social homes in its ownership to 4,719. Figures published by the National Oversight and Audit Commission (NOAC) in its Local Authority Performance Indicator Report 2025 show that 2.39 per cent of Meath County Council's stock was vacant on the 31st December last, which is slightly below the national figure of 2.44 per cent. Figures also show that Meath County Council sold 14 of its own dwellings l
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