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Rathkenny priest swaps collar for running shoes in marathon fundraiser | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Rathkenny priest Fr Barry White is swapping his clerical collar for running gear this month as he takes on the Dublin City Marathon to raise funds for autism provision in schools in both Slane and Mullingar. Now based in the Westmeath town, Fr Barry (35), is raising money for ASD provision at Slane National School near where he grew up and St Colmcille’s National School in Gainstown, where he is chaplain. The cause is one he says has become particularly close to home through his work in schools
Donacarney woman turns epilepsy journey into a âvictoriousâ return to the spotlight | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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For South African-born epilepsy advocate Leanda Talbot, stepping back into the spotlight at 41 has been about much more than pageantry. Now living in Donacarney, Leanda recently travelled to Blackpool to compete in Miss Swimsuit UK, where she placed in the Top 10 and qualified for the World competition, due to take place in the Dominican Republic. The achievement marks a return to the world of performance for Leanda, who was an undefeated South African national dance champion more than two decad
â¬43m ticket windfall on the cards for Slaneâs 2027 concerts | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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More than â¬43m worth of concert tickets could be sold at Slane Castle next year â and the figure could climb considerably once higher-priced tickets are factored in. The extraordinary figure is based on the capacity of the world famous venue and the lowest advertised ticket prices for four major concerts due to take place in 2027. Oasis will play two nights at Slane Castle on 4th and 5th September, while Fontaines D.C. will headline two consecutive nights on 26th and 27th June. Slane Castle
âEvery day, Iâm haunted by itâ: Brother of hit-and-run victim speaks out ahead of documentary | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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The brother of a 40-year-old man killed by a stolen car has spoken of the devastating impact his death continues to have on his family, saying he is still haunted by the scene where his brother was killed. Speaking on Ireland AM this morning ahead of tonightâs documentary Joyriders: Irelandâs Lucky Dip Gang, Conor Farrelly recalled the night his brother Michael âMikeyâ Farrelly was killed in a hit-and-run in Baldoyle. Mikey had been at a family event and was walking home when he was stru
Oasis Slane shows sell out as village gears up for packed 2027 | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Oasis have sold out their entire Live â27 tour, including their two highly anticipated concerts at Slane Castle next September. The Gallagher brothers will return to the Co Meath venue on Saturday, 4th September and Sunday, 5th September 2027, with former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft as special guest. The two Slane dates were among 42 shows on the bandâs Live â27 tour, which have now sold out following the weekendâs staggered ticket sales. Tickets for the Slane concerts went on sale t
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