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Fitzer’s relief after fall in charity cycle

Wednesday, 21st May, 2014. Vol. 7, Issue 21 • 63 Clanbrassil Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth. Tel: 042 9320888. Fax: 042 9329676. Email: editorial@dundalkleader.com; advertising@dundalkleader.com

By Paul Byrne

LOUTH TD Peter Fitzpatrick spoke of his relief at ‘only’ breaking his hip having been involved in a nasty accident during last weekend’s 100km ‘Opt for Life’ charity cycle. The former Louth football manager was taking part in Joe Brolly’s 100km charity cycle from Dundalk to Mullingar in aid of Temple Street Children’s hospital when the accident occurred on Saturday evening. Speaking on Tuesday having just been released from Tullamore orthopaedic hospital Deputy Fitzpatrick described the horrific incident which has left him with a plate and pins in his shattered hip.

“I was actually near enough finished the race approaching Kells when I just touched the wheel of the fella in front of me and went flying off my bike and straight onto the road. If there had of been a car approaching I was a goner and I suppose I should be grateful that it’s just the hip that is broken”, noted a relieved Fitzpatrick. “They rushed me to Mullingar hospital and it turned out that the ball attached to the hip was broken having taken the full impact of the fall. I have to say it was the worst pain I have ever felt but luckily I’m young and pretty fit Continued on Page 2

Lisa to fly the flag for Ireland By Paul Byrne Lisa O’Hagan will form part of a strong Dundalk presence at tomorrow’s International Ladies Fly-fishing Championship which is taking part in Llyn Trawsfynydd in North Wales. Twenty-three year old Lisa from the Racecourse Road in Dundalk is currently working as a school teacher in London and has already made the journey to Wales as she prepares to take part in the prestigious competition. Lisa is part of a twelve strong team that include her nine Irish teammates as well as Dundalk men Hubert Smith who is the team coach and Mick McShane who has been appointed official team fly tyer. Lisa has been fishing for most

Lisa O'Hagan pictured with her dad, Fred

of her life developing a love for the sport thanks to her father Freddie who alongside her and her sister Orlaith are all members of the Dundalk and District Brown Trout Anglers Club. According to avid fisherman Freddie it will be a proud

moment as he watches his daughter take part in the international competition representing her country. “Lisa has been fishing ever since she was old enough to hold a rod and she absolutely loves it”, stated Freddie. “The Continued on Page 10

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Dundalk to host cross-border soccer tournament Dundalk has been selected as one of the venues in a unique European soccer tournament being hosted by Ireland next year.

The European Street Football Festival 2015 will feature teams from post-conflict zones with participants drawn from across Europe, Israel &

Palestine and the Balkan states. The cross - border soccer tournament is organised by Sport Against Racism Ireland (SARI) and Dundalk will be joined as a host venue by Dublin, Belfast, Newry and Warrenpoint in August next year. The aim of the tournament is to unite young people through football while promoting intercultural understanding, respect and build capacity and self-confidence of youth to become change-makers in their communities. A total of 24 delegations of young people aged between 14 and 17 will participate in the festival. The European Street Football Festival 2015 will consist of 12 delegations from across the island of Ireland and a further 12 delegations from Israel & Palestine, the Balkan states and EU member states.

Football is the world’s most popular sport and can be a very powerful tool for good and I hope we will continue to get the support to make this a memorable occasion”, added Paddy.

Paddy Malone pictured with Emer Costello and Brian Kerr at the launch of the cross-border soccer tournament

festival organising committee believes it will be a great boost for Dundalk. “Dundalk is looking forward to welcoming the 300 participants in August 2015 and hold-

Ireland’s most beautiful scenery. “Warrenpoint will also be hosting a number of the matches and this is great way of showcasing how we can all continue to move forward.

Fitzer’s relief after fall in charity cycle

Dundalk will be the centre of the week long From Page 2 festival with tournament and I’m hopeful that matches being played in Warrenpoint, Newry, I will heal up and not Belfast and Dublin and have to get the hip rePaddy Malone of the placed. “The plate and pins are attaching the ball socket to the hip and that will be left in for eight weeks. They’ll reassess it then and if it works they’ll leave it in and if not I’ll have

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to get a new hip which I really don’t want”, explained Peter. Deputy Fitzpatrick says he will have to rest up for the next eight weeks to give his hip a chance to recover and wished to thank all the medical staff in Mullingar and Tullamore whom he says were brilliant. Peter Fitzpatrick

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Plenty of activity for pupils By Paul Byrne

There was plenty of activity in Realt na Mara school on Friday morning with the pre-school holding a fundraiser for Temple St. Children’s hospital while the main school celebrated book week by dressing up as their favourite characters. Rosie Hale, a supervisor in the pre-school decided to hold a coffee morning along with the annual ‘dress up day’ in an effort to make a few more euro for the Temple St Children’s Hospital. “We hold a ‘dress up day’ every year where the children come into pre-school in fancy dress as a fundraiser for the hospital. This year we decided to also hold a coffee morning and we invited the parents down to have a cup of coffee and a bun to raise a bit more for the hospital”, explained Rosie. “We’re also having a raffle for a hamper packed full of goodies from Boots and we are selling tickets for that for the next couple of weeks so if anybody would like to help our fundraising efforts they are more than welcome to drop down and buy themselves a ticket”,

Pupils who took part in the coffee morning and World Book Day

added Rosie. Meanwhile across the yard in the primary school children from all classes dressed up as their favourite book characters to help celebrate book week which has been taking place all week. From Jane Eyre to Miss Piggy, characters and authors were brought to life in all classrooms and according to Miss Lally

the children and parents did themselves proud with their fine efforts. “The children have put great effort into their costumes today and they have done a great job”, noted Miss Lally. “Book week is a very important event in the school as it helps encourage the children to pick up a book and read and help create a

healthy interest in all things book related”, she explained. “We’ve been busy all week marking the event and we’ve had debates and book quizzes as well as the fancy dress today. We also brought 2nd and 3rd classes up for a trip to the library and some of them joined up for the very first time”, she added.

Death Notices Kevin Griffin Newtownbalregan, Castleblayney Road, Dundalk, peacefully at his residence on Sunday May 18. Kevin, predeceased by his parents Pat and Maura. Very deeply regretted by his loving family, wife Patricia (nee Mulligan), sons Colin, Ciaran and Barry, daughter Michelle (Lynch), brothers Patsy, Gerry, sisters Mary, Briege, Nolleen, Geraldine and Kathleen sonin-law, daughters-in-law, brothers-in-law, sisters-inlaw, mother-in-law Philis Mulligan, grandchildren, nephews, nieces, extended family, relatives, neighbours and friends. Frank (Francie) Lynch Maryville, Avenue Road, Dundalk / Warrenpoint, Down on Sunday May 18. Frank, (Comfort & Style), formerly of Mary Street and Clontifleece Road, Warrenpoint. Predeceased by his father Harry. Very deeply regretted by his loving family. wife Patricia (nee Dawe), mother Kathleen (Una), sister Bernie, brothers Vincie, Liam and Jimmy, brothers in-law, sisters in-law, Bernie, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins extended family, relatives and friends. Bridie McEvoy (née Maguire) Dundalk, peacefully, at Our Lady of Lourdes

Hospital, Drogheda on Sunday May 18. Beloved wife of Jimmy and dear mother of Simone, Simon and the late Breda and Seán. She will be sadly missed by her sorrowing daughter, son, grandchildren Leo, Zach, Gerard, Julie and Donna, brother Gerry, sister-in-law Mary, relatives and friends. Bobby Ramsey Sutton Court, Seatown Place, Dundalk, on Sunday May 18, peacefully in Blackrock Abbey Nursing Home. Bobby, beloved husband of Rose (nee Robinson) and dear father of Lesley and the late Karen. Deeply regretted by his wife, daughter, son-in-law Brian, and Desie, grandchildren, Sonya, Emma, Gerard and Rachel, greatgrandchildren Caoilainn, Sophie and Faolan, brothers, Ken and Eric, sister Margaret, sister-in-law Valerie, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. Fidelma Carolan (née Agnew) 164 Cedarwood Park, Dundalk, peacefully, in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda on Friday May 16, surrounded by her family. Beloved wife of the late Tony and dear mother of Kay, Seamus, Gary, Brian, Tony, Robert and Marion. She will be sadly missed by her sorrowing daughters, sons, brothers Jim and Gerard, sister Marion,

grandchildren Evie, Louis, Martha, James, Adam, Niall, Seán, Megan, Nisha, PJ and Anton and the entire family circle. Brigid Egan (née O’Rourke) Creighan, Cavan Town / Dundalk, / Sligo Town, on Thursday May 15 peacefully at the Sligo Hospital. Sadly missed by her husband Leo, daughters Margaret (Fagan, Dublin) and Helen (Gosling, Dundalk), sons Declan, Paul and Darren, sister Vera Storey, (Sligo) daughtersin-law, sons-in-law, sistersin-law, brothers-in-law, grandchildren, great-granddaughter, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. Michael (Mick) Finnegan Dromena Road, Castlebellingham, peacefully in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, in his 101st year on May 16. Mick, beloved husband of Ena (nee McGrane) and dear father of Micheál, Maura, Eithne, and Nuala. Deeply regretted by his wife, son, daughters, sons-inlaw, daughter-in-law, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. Charlie McKeown jr Piedmont, Jenkinstown, Dundalk, on Friday May 16. Deeply and sincerely regretted by his exwife Patricia, daughter Vicky, sons Michael and Nathan, grandchildren Naomi and

Jason, father Charles, sister Elizabeth, nephews Martin and Cathal, uncle Paddy, relatives and friends. Flori Mulligan (née Casey) Dundalk / Antrim, peacefully at her residence Glenview, Glenroe, Maghaberry, County Antrim on Wednesday May 14. Flori formerly of St Nicholas Avenue Dundalk. Predeceased by her parents Paddy and Mary-Anne. Beloved wife of Roy and dear mother of Edward, Laura and Amanda. Very deeply regretted by her loving family husband, son, daughters, sons in-law, daughter in-law, grandchildren, brother Jamesie Casey (Dundalk), nephews, nieces extended family relatives and friends. Desmond Mulholland Legion Avenue, Dundalk, peacefully, in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda on Tuesday May 13. Deeply and sincerely regretted by his loving sister Phyllis, brother Paddy, his nephews, nieces, grandnephews, grandnieces, great-grandniece, relatives and friends. Predeceased by his parents Patrick and Rose, brothers Tommy and Eddie, and sisters Kathleen, Sheila (McGahon) and Maureen (Tuft).

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Gene O’Rourke helped make the hanging baskets at Men’s Shed.

looking very likely that we will get them back at this stage. The men made the baskets in the shed themselves and put a lot of time and effort into them so it’s not very nice that we would be targeted like this. Unfortunately that’s a sign of the times we live in”, added Peter. The Louth Men’s Sheds project started by

the Netwell Centre and Louth County Council targets men at risk of isolation or experiencing major life changes. The project is very simple and has one criteria, men. The ‘shed’ environment encourages men to share skills and learn new ones for example, skills in wood turning, mechanical work and horticulture,

to name but a few. Socialising is a large part of the project too, providing opportunities for the development of new friendships as well as the renewal of old ones. If anybody has any information on the stolen hanging baskets they are asked to contact gardaí at Dundalk garda station.

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1 Food The English explorer and statesman, Sir Walter Raleigh, is said to have introduced what vegetable to Ireland? 2 Geography The city of Vienna stands on what river? 3 Famous couples What was the name of Margaret Thatcher’s husband? 4 Television What Irish man won the 2013 ‘I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here’? 5 Soccer Who captained the Republic of Ireland in the 1994 World Cup Finals held in the USA? 6 Rock and Pop Steve Tyler has for over 30 years been the lead singer with what veteran American rock band? 7 Local What housing estate in Dundalk is named after a Portuguese village?

8 Film Stars What American star has been married to both Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes? 9 Buidlings The Executive Mansion was the original name for what American landmark? 10 Books Brigid O’Shaughnessy is one of the leading characters in what classic American detective yarn and film? The Stinker What have roller skates, the duffel coat and the saxophone all got in common.

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U n scrupulous thieves have stolen eight hanging baskets from outside the Men’s Sheds in Seatown. The beautiful hanging baskets were filled with flowers and were designed and arranged by the men in the sheds. They were put outside their premises in Seatown to add a bit of colour to their building and according to Peter Gray, who has been involved with Men’s Shed’s since it’s inception, they were taken either Monday night or early Tuesday morning (May 12 or 13). “We came in on Tuesday morning as normal and we noticed that the eight hanging baskets which we had only recently put up had all been stolen. They were taken either late on Monday evening or early on Tuesday morning so if anybody seen anything suspicious at all around the area at that time we’d be grateful if you could let the Gardaí know”, explained Peter. “The Gardaí have already been down and unfortunately it’s not

to mark special anniversary LANNLEIRE GFC are this year celebrating the 50th anniversary of the official opening of their playing grounds at Pairc Ui Mhuiri, Dunleer. The ground is named after Fr. Larry Murray, Parish priest of Dunleer (1938-1941). Fr Murray helped with the founding of Lannleire G.F.C. and will probably be best remembered for the large part he played in the success of the Louth minor football teams from 1934 to 1941, both as chairman of the selection committee and as trainer. In that period the Louth minors figured in seven Leinster finals and three All-Ireland finals, with the 1940 All-Ireland victory over Mayo

being Louth’s last success at this level. To mark the occasion the club are holding a couple of events next month, which coincides with the opening of Pairc Ui Mhuiri in June 1964. At Ardee Golf Club on June 13 Lannleire will hold a Golf Classic which will also act as a fund raiser for the club and then the following night at The Grove House, a dinner dance will be held. Chairman Tommy Farrelly is hoping that all supporters and the community as a whole will support both events and from which a great weekend’s entertainment can be expected for all who attend.

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St Dominics FC Awards Night

t that took place in The Lilyfor prize giving at the Awards Nigh Young St Dominics players line up y night. white Lounge at Oriel Park on Frida

(Player of the (Most Improved Player), Rory Kirk Under 11 Prize Winners: Tadhg Corr y. Derr of the Year) with John Year) and Michael Rooney (Club Man

Michael and James Bodurin.

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Setanta Choir

Setanta Choir and guests are marking 36 years of choral singing when they present Vivaldi’s Gloria in St Patrick’s Church, Roden Place, on Sunday May 25 at 7.30pm. Under conductor Brian MacKay with Soprano, Aisling Kenny, Alto, Ailbhe Howard and violin, Jennifer Murphy. Tickets are €18 and available from choir members or Panama Cafe, Market Sq.

Cooley Cup Winners Pupils of Scoil Naomh Lorcan Omeath celebrating their recent win of the Cooley Cup. The children along with their teacher Ronan Green have trained exceptionally hard this year and are absolutely thrilled to have attained the cup. They look forward to competing in the Louth final in June.

Lisa to fly the flag for Ireland From Page 1 Brown Trout Anglers Club have to get a lot of credit for the work they do and Lisa’s success has a lot to do with them. Matt Campbell in particular has been brilliant and he has done great work in developing the talent of the youths in the club”, he explained. “I’m heading out to Wales and I can’t wait to see the team in action. Lisa is really looking forward to it and testing herself against the best in the world”, added

Freddie. There is one final local connection tomorrow as Lisa’s team mate Cher McCrave is a daughter of Dundalk man Tony McCrave. Chairperson of the Irish Ladies Fly Fishing Association Madeleine Kelly is expecting big things from this year’s Irish team. “We are really excited to be going to Wales this year. The country-side in north Wales is so lovely and we’ve visited Llyn Trawsfynydd on a previous occasion when we did very well so we

have high expectations of ourselves. We’ve only been able to give ourselves four practice days in order to get to know the lake so we will definitely be working very hard.”, promised Madeleine.

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Medal success for local fighters A small team of advanced competitors from MAS-F recently competed for the most prestigious Irish Kickboxing titles available. The Kickboxing Ireland (KBI) National Championship saw a plethora of skill, speed and manipulation in the CityWest Conference Centre and local competitors came home with medals. Oisin Brennan entered the cadet weapons section and earned a bronze medal with the ranking of third in Ireland with the Bo Staff. Ethan Sharkey entered the under 9 division and although he

MASF members with their medals

narrowly missed out on a medal however gained a lot of experience to take back to the next competition. Conor O Murchu

stepped onto the mats for point and continuous fighting in the cadet section and won two silver medals and the ranking of 2nd in Ire-

land in both divisions. Conor is also in contention for a position on the Irish National Junior/Cadet Kickboxing team.

New art gallery to open in Longwalk Longwalk Shopping Centre is the venue for a new art gallery which will feature the very best of local amateur artists’ works. The gallery in unit 17 is open from 10am to 4pm from Monday to Saturday every week. With over 30 pieces installed, the exhibition is a fantastic opportunity to view the works of the Dundalk artist’s

community. This new art gallery joins Longwalk’s range of facilities as, in addition to the existing variety of shops, the centre is also hosts an indoor market. Every Thursday and Saturday from 10am to 5pm, the centre is transformed into a marketplace, with a wide selection of handcrafted goods, homemade foodstuffs and lots

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Disqualified driver is now back on his bike A man who obtained insurance despite being disqualified from driving now uses a bicycle to get to work. Arturas Sprindys of 6 Roebuck, The Loakers, Blackrock, admitted making a false declaration by not informing the insurance company that he had been disqualified for two

years after being convicted of drink driving. Dundalk District Court heard that at 2.16am on March 18, 2013, Gardai were called to a traffic accident at Finnbair Crescent, Dundalk. A car had crashed into a fence and was abandoned. Gardai called to the address of the registered own-

er, who had the keys of the car and was intoxicated. He admitted driving the car. A certificate of insurance was produced but the Garda became aware of a previous disqualification and contacted the insurance company and discovered that he had declared this information. Solicitor Conor Breen

stated that his 27-year-old client was a Lithuanian national who had been in Ireland for some time. He said that he shouldn’t have been driving but that he had gone to buy cigarettes. He added that his client apologised and that he understood the significance of being disqualified. He added that he undertakes

not to drive with alcohol or without insurance, and that he now goes to work on a bicycle. He pleaded guilty to making a false declaration to obtain insurance, driving without a licence and having no insurance. The case prompted Judge William Hamill to hit out at insurance companies for

not doing more to ensure safety on the roads. “If the Garda hadn’t pursued this matter, it would have been presumed that he was covered. Insurance companies protest that they are interested in road safety but the information is there and they don’t take it up because they can get money presumably”, he stated.

Briege is lucky passenger on Matthews Coach Hire

Dundalk grandmother Briege Quigley was presented with a whopping €1,000 cheque by Managing Director Paddy Matthews.

Dundalk grandmother Briege Quigley has scooped €1,000 as the lucky 1,000th passenger on the Matthews Bus on a day when the local company celebrate the tenth anniversary of their commuter service. Briege was presented with a €1,000 cheque by Managing Director Paddy Matthews as she boarded the Noon

Dundalk, Drogheda to Dublin bus on Wednesday. All week the award-winning Matthews Coach Hire have been giving away prizes of between €60 and €1,000 in Matthews and One For All vouchers to lucky commuters in a range of competitions online and on social media, to mark their 10th anniversary.

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St. Louis Secondary School, Dundalk, Co. Louth Parents and Guardians are urged to apply for enrolment in St. Louis Secondary School as early as possible to avoid disappointment. The completed Application for Enrolment Form is forwarded to the School’s Office where a date stamped copy is returned to you. Your daughter is placed on a list for her year of entry in order of date of application for enrolment. You will be contacted by St. Louis in the year preceding her year of entry. If you do not receive this communication by October of that year please contact the school. Please note: Siblings of students who are attending or who have attended the school are given priority on the list but only on condition that an application for enrolment has been received for them by 31st May in the year preceding entry i.e. for entry in September 2015, an application must have been received by 31st May 2014. An Application Form for Enrolment (this can also be submitted online) and Admissions’ Policy can be downloaded from our website

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in Brief Pilgrimage to Knock

The Armagh Diocesan pilgrimage to Knock will take place on Sunday May 25. The bus will leave from St Patrick’s Chruch at 7.45am sharp. The fare is for the pilgrimage is €20. For more information or to book a seat on the bus, call into the Parish Office or contact 042 9334648.

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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2014 DUNDALK NORTH CANDIDATES Peter Savage Fianna Fail Peter Savage is a public representative from Greenore who will be looking to retain his strong support in the area. Despite making a mark as the candidate who never canvasses, the Fianna Fail man has been a long-serving councillor who topped the poll in 2009.

Sean Kelly Fianna Fail Sean Kelly is a legislative researcher/ administrator from O’Hanlon Park. This is Sean’s first time to seek election having been added to the Fianna Fail ticket although he has been working actively for the party for a number of years.

JJ Quigley Sinn Fein JJ Quigley is a sports coach from St Nicholas Ave who was selected as the third Sinn Fein candidate in the area. Well known as a Clan na Gael GFC player and former Louth player, JJ will he hoping to join Jim Loughran and Edel Corrigan on the council.

Syd Smith People Before Profit Syd Smith from Castleross is unemployed and is standing as a People Before Profit Alliance candidate. Syd, who also ran in 2009, is an activist and has campaigned many issues, originally from the west of Ireland he moved to Dundalk 15 years ago. Colin Goss Fine Gael Colin Goss from Ravensdale is a tiling contractor who will be standing in the local elections for the first time. The former Louth GAA and St Patrick’s captain is running alongside colleagues Martin Murnaghan and John McGahon in a strong Fine Gael representation.

Eamonn Boyle Independent Eamonn O’Boyle is a guidance counsellor/ secondary school teacher from Ard Easmuinn who is the current Cathaoirleach of Dundalk Town Council. Eamonn previously held his seat as a member of Fine Gael but is running as an independent this time out.

Jim Ryan Independent Jim Ryan is a longserving councillor and retired company rep who is running as an independent. Jim, from Fr Murray Park, was first elected onto Dundalk Town Council in 1999 and Louth County Council in 2004. He currently serves on both councils.

Sylwia GoleiewskaJakubas Independent Sylwia GoleiewskaJakubas is a teacher from Carlingford who is running as an independent candidate. Wellknown in Polish/Irish community, Sylwia runs a Polish school in Dundalk, and this will be her first time to contest the local elections.

John McGahon Fine Gael John McGahon is a 23-year-old student from St Patrick’s Tce, Dundalk, who is one of three Fine Gael candidates. From a family steeped in Fine Gael, John is hoping that investment in the youth of the country will help bring about a better future.

Martin Murnaghan Fine Gael Martin Murnaghan is a public representative from Rathcor who is looking to be elected to the council for the first time. He became the youngest member of Louth County Council when selected to replace Terry Brennan in 2012.

Edel Corrigan Sinn Fein Edel Corrigan is a public representative from Mountpleasant who was elected in 2009 and will be running alongside party colleagues, Jim Loughran and JJ Quigley.

Conor Keelan Fianna Fail Conor Keelan is a public representative from Dowdallshill who followed in the footsteps of his father, Seamus, after being elected in 2009. He is part of a strong Fianna Fail team in the race that includes Peter Savage and Sean Kelly.

Luke Martin Independent Luke Martin Independent Luke Martin is an office worker from Toberona who is running as an independent. The father of five has previously ran for both national and local elections and hopes to be able to make an impact locally. Well known for his work in relation to parental equality. Mark Deary Green Party Mark Dearey is a longserving public representative based in Omeath who served as a Senator in the previous Government. He was first elected in the local elections in 2004 and retained his seat in 2009. He will also contest the European Elections on behalf of the Green Party in the Midlands North West Constituency. Jim Loughran Sinn Fein Jim Loughran is an experienced public representative from Ravensdale who is one of three Sinn Fein candidates in the area. A long-time union official, Jim is now retired and will be hoping to retain his seat.

ARDEE ELECTORIAL AREA Kevin Bailey Independent

Kevin Bailey is a controls engineer from Tallanstown who is running as an independent.

Gavan Kierans Labour Gavan Kierans, a teacher from Whiteriver, is the only Labour candidate in the Ardee electoral area.

Hugh Conlon Independent Hugh Conlon, who is running as an independent, is a transport operator based in Dunleer.

Jim Lennon Fine Gael Cllr Jim Lennon is a long standing representative with Fine Gael and the farmer from Ballyoran is one of three candidates from the party in this area.

Tom Cunningham Sinn Fein Tom Cunningham is a ceiling fixer from Clogherhead who is running alongside Cllr Pearse McGeough for Sinn Fein.

Jim Levins Independent Jim Levins, a gas technician from Togher, will be running as an independent candidate in this election.

Michael Farrelly Independent Michael Farrelly, a postmaster from Ardee, is currently serving on Ardee Town Council.

Fintan Malone Fianna Fail A current member of Ardee Town Council, Fintan, a fitter from Ardee, will be standing as one of three Fianna Fail candidates.

Pat Greene Direct Democracy Pat Greene, who is standing for Direct Democracy Ireland is a timber worker from Monasterboice.

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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2014 DUNDALK SOUTH CANDIDATES Sean Bellew Independent Sean is barrister from Faughart who has served on Dundalk Town Council for five years as a member of Fianna Fail. He is running this time as an independent and is committed to invigorating Dundalk’s retail and social life.

Linus English Fine Gael The Dromiskin based Linus English is a public representative who was co-opted to Louth County Council in 2011. He says he is committed to working with people who share the same passion for community and willing to engage to fully understand his constituents’ needs.

Oliver Morgan Independent Oliver Morgan is a full time public representative on Dundalk Town Council. He elected as a Fianna Fail candidate but later left the party. The man from Meadow Grove is running as an independent this time around.

Declan Breathnach Fianna Fail From Knockbridge, Declan Breathnach is a veteran Louth County Councillor with the public representative having been first elected in 1991. The Fianna Fail man is the current Chairman of Louth County Council.

Mark Fitzsimons Independent Mark Fitzsimonsis community volunteer from Castleross who is standing as an independent candidate. He an active member of anti-eviction and water meter blocking campaigns across Ireland.

Eamonn P O’Boyle Independent Eamonn O’Boyle is a guidance counsellor/ secondary school teacher from Ard Easmuinn who is the current Cathaoirleach of Dundalk Town Council. Eamonn previously held his seat as a member of Fine Gael but is running as an independent this time out.

Marianne Butler Green Party Marianne Butler was elected to Dundalk Town Council in 2009 and co-opted to Louth County Council in 20 and has been an advocate of environmental, tidy towns and women’s issues ever since. She is also actively involved in anti racism and cultural integration projects.

Jennifer Green Sinn Fein Jennifer Green is the former Chair of Dundalk Town Council having been selected after being co-opted in 2010. The public representative from Mulholland Ave is one of three Sinn Fein candidates in the area.

Brian O’Neill Independent Brian O’Neill is a well-known businessman who is contesting the local election for the first time. Brian, who is self-employed, is standing as an independent and has had a long association with Dundalk Chamber of Commerce and BIDS.

Stephen Egan Fianna Fail

Maria Doyle Fine Gael Maria Doyle is a primary school teacher and has been on Dundalk Town Council for three years having been co-opted in 2011. Originally from the Ardee Road she now lives in Lis na Dara and campaigned for other Fine Gael Dail and council candidates.

Stephen Egan, from Blackrock was selected by Fianna Fail to run for his for a council seat for the first time. The coffee shop operator is aiming to enhance the sports facilities and positive ageing initiatives in Louth as well as crime prevention.

Kevin Meenan Sinn Fein

Paddy Malone Fine Gael The former president of Dundalk Chamber of Commerce and Fine Gael representative previously ran in 2009. Paddy is a chartered accountant who is one of three Fine Gael candidates standing in the area.

Tomas Sharkey Sinn Fein Tomas Sharkey has been a Louth County councillor for more than ten years having replaced Arthur Morgan in 2003. A teacher, who lives in Knockbridge, Tomas is well known for his campaign in relation to the Louth Hospital.

Kevin Meenan is the longest serving Sinn Fein representative in Co Louth with more than 20 years as a member of the party and previously held the chair and vice chair of Dundalk Town Council. Kevin works as a deputy manager and lives in Annagassan.

Maeve Yore Independent

Maeve Yore is running for the first time in a local election with a strong focus on re-engaging the public with local politics. The housewife from Avenue Road is the only female independent candidate in Dundalk South.

ARDEE ELECTORIAL AREA Colm Markey Fine Gael

Colm Markey, a farmer from Togher, is a current member of Louth County Council and will be contesting the election for Fine Gael. Tomas Wilkinson Fianna Fail The third member of Fianna Fail to contest the area, Tomas Wilkinson is a telecom professional from Collon.

Fred Matthews Independent Fred Matthewsis running as an independent candidate in the election and is a pharmacist who lives in Stickillen.

Jim Tenanty Independent The Ardee Town Council member and publican from Ardee is standing as an independent in the election.

Finnan McCoy Fine Gael A current member of Louth County Council, Finnan McCoy is a public representative from Ardee.

Liam Reilly Fianna Fail Liam Reilly is a public representative from Dromiskin and current member of Louth County Council who is standing for Fianna Fail in the election.

Pearse McGeough Sinn Fein Pearse McGeugh is a public representative from Kilsaran who is a current member of Louth County Council and one of two Sinn Fein candidates in the area.

Dolores Mingoue Fine Gael Dolores Minogue is a current member of Ardee Town Council representing Fine Gael and the student from Ardee is one of three candidates representing the party in the area.

Bernice McKeever Independent Berenice McKeever Independent Berenice McKeever is a barrister based in Lobinstown who is standing as an independent in the election.

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News

in Brief

St Dominics FC Awards Night

Community Alert

Cooley Community Alert will hold their next meeting on Thursday May 29 in St Mary’s Hall at 8pm. Everyone welcome.

Autism Support

Autism Support Louth & Meath are hosting the next Monthly Support Group Meeting on Thursday May 22 at 10.30am in the Bagel bar in the Laurence Centre, Drogheda.

Dundalk Cursillo

Dundalk Cursillo monthly Ultreya is on Friday May 30 at 8pm in the Confraternity Room in St Patrick’s Church. Speaker Dr Gareth Byrne (Mater Dei Institute) on the theme of ‘Sharing the Good News’. All welcome.

Tomasz Bendlin with baby Lily.

John and Ceinwen Fergus.

Orla, Katie and Tony McBride.

Marist Fundraiser

St Marys College Parents Council are holding a Car Boot Sale in the car park of the school on Sunday May 25 from 1pm to 5pm. Lots of stalls, face painting, bouncing castles, raffle, refreshments. Cars €15, vans €20 with check in from 11.15am. Adults , kids free. Contact 9339977.

Dearbhaile, Briege and Oonagh Quigley.

elski (Club Man of the Year), Under 12 Prize Winners: Jakub Rygi Brady (Most Improved Player).

) and Patrick Murtagh (Player of the Year

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Future of Women’s Aid service is secure LABOUR Senator Mary Moran has welcomed the news that Women’s Aid Dundalk have been allocated further funding of €50,000 per annum towards the running costs of the service by Louth County Council pending the signing of a new Service Level Agreement. “I am delighted that the future of Women’s Aid Dundalk is now secure pending the signing of

the new SLA with Louth County Council. Over the course of the last year I have worked with the staff of Women’s Aid Dundalk to deal with these ongoing funding issues. “This news is a testament to the hard work of the staff in the service and is well deserved”, explained Senator Moran. “The future of Women’s Aid Dundalk is now secure. I was

delighted to be able to support this service over the last year and I will remain supportive into the future. Women’s Aid Dundalk provide a service which is very hard to replicate and I will fight to ensure it remains in our community. I am delighted that the incredible value of this service to the community has been recognised”, she continued.

Ciara ready for Rose of Tralee LOUTH Rose Ciara Soraghan is rallying her supporters to follow her to Portlaoise, Co Laois for the Rose of Tralee Regional Festival from May 29 to June 1. Rose of Tralee Host Dáithí Ó Sé will interview each of the 60 Roses over three nights before two judging panels select 23 Roses to go forward to the International Festival in Tralee next August. The 2014 Louth Rose,

Ciara Soraghan, who will be travelling with many friends and family, is looking forward to the challenge. “It’s been a wonderful few weeks since being selected as the Louth Rose and the next stop is Portlaoise for the Regional Festival. I am really excited to see what’s in store for the weekend. I am most looking forward to meeting the other 59 Roses and Dáithí Ó Sé”, she said.

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Man grabbed teens after drinking session A man who drank six cans of beer and shared a bottle of vodka was arrested by Gardai after he ‘grabbed the rear ends’ of two teenagers on a busy street. Seamus Lambe of 50 Cluain Enda, St Alphonsus Road, Dundalk, was given the opportunity to avoid a prison sentence after his case was adjourned for a Community Service Report. Dundalk District Court heard that on September 29 at approximately 11pm last year, the Gardai were dealing with the defendant when they were approached by three young girls who said he had grabbed one on the waist and

two on the behind before making inappropriate comments. The girls – two aged 15 and one aged 16 – were on Earl St going towards a teenage disco when the incident happened. In pleading guilty to two counts of sexual assault and one count of assault, Solicitor Roger McGinley stated that his client was very intoxicated at the time, and while that was not an excuse it explained why Mr Lambe behaved with less inhibitions. He added that the street was well lit and busy at the time, while the defendant, who has a number of previous convic-

tions, made no attempt to flee the scene. “He appreciates the very serious nature of the charges and I have explained what sentence his is looking at. Given the ragged nature of his previous convictions it would be foolhardy of me to say that he has got his act together and is not likely to reoffend but I do believe that he has formed a degree of resolution to mend his ways in the future”, added Mr McGinley. Judge William Hamill agreed to put the case back to June 18 for a Community Service Report.

Special fun day to celebrate 40th anniversary Bay United’s FC will celebrate their 40th anniversary with a number of special events being organised for Saturday May 24. That date will host an open day at the club’s grounds on the Rock Road which will feature a host of activities such as, bouncy castles, slides, penalty shoot outs, skill games, adult football games, the Frank Quinn Memorial Day and youth team player of the year awards. That evening there will be a function in the Lisdoo where members will get a chance to catch up on the many highlights over the past 40 years. Among the topics is certain to be the memorable trip to Norwich in 1989. Anyone who would like tickets or further information should contact Colm at 087 27991774 or Darren at 087 2259697 (after 6pm). Pictured is one of the many successful Bay Utd teams.

Busy programme of events for Ardee Concert Band ARDEE Concert band have been extremely busy in the last week as they have held their annual awards night for 2014, played at the WW1 Memorial opening for fallen comrades from Ardee and the Friends of Collon Church Garden Party on Saturday May 17. They have taken part in and led the May procession through Ardee on Sunday May 18, and their annual Grade Examinations will be held in the Bohemian Centre on Wednesday May 21 and Thursday 22. First to take place was their annual awards night. This event took place on Wednesday last,

May 14 at 8pm. The Recorder group, Junior, Youth and Senior Concert bands performed on the night in the Bohemian Centre. Presentations for progression where awarded to the members of the recorder group, Junior Band, Youth band. Certificates for Grade Exam success where presented to members who had achieved so highly in their Royal Irish Academy of Music Examinations in the past year. Medals were also awarded to the Youth Band for their great performances in recent competitions. All in all over 100 awards were presented on the night to members by Senior Band Musi-

Nicky Callan during Trumpet Solo with fellow members of Ardee Concert Band

cal Director Brendan Breslin. This year a new Youth Band Award was up for grabs and this went to percussionist Jenny Satelle. Jenny is the first winner of the “Most Improved Youth Band Member ” which was presented by Youth Band MD John Gaynor. This was a special night as two special awards were presented to Austin Nevin and Kevin O’Brien to whom the band bestowed the title of Honorary Presidents of Ardee Concert Band. The awards were in recognition for their many years Loyal Service, Dedication and Commitment to the band.

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Family Notices

Students work on willow sculpture

In Memoriam, Anniversaries, Birthday Remembrances, Thanksgivings & Acknowledgements.

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NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART

POWER OF PRAYER

Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I asked you for many favours. This time I ask you for this special favour (mention it). Take it, dear Heart of Jesus and place it within your own broken heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favours will be granted. (never known to fail) B.M.

A thank you prayer to God. Say nine Hale Mary’s for nine days. Ask for three wishes first for business, second and third for the impossible. Publish this on the ninth day, your wishes will come true, even though you may not believe. S.R.

NOVENA TO THE SACRED HEART Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I asked you for many favours. This time I ask you for this special favour (mention it). Take it, dear Heart of Jesus and place it within your own broken heart where your Father sees it. Then in his merciful eyes it will become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say this prayer for 3 days. Promise publication and favours will be granted. (never known to fail) J.C.

Bush students working on the willow sculpture

During April students from Bush Post Primary School worked with artist Breda Marron on a willow sculpture. The challenge was to create a unique piece in the internal courtyard of the school. Breda combined the rich folklore of the area and the ethos of the school to create the concept of a ‘Dance Circle’. The ‘Dance Circle’ sculpture was inspired by the folklore of the Cooley Peninsula, where the Fairy Dance or ‘Rinceshee’ took place around a Whitethorn tree to celebrate the coming of summer on May 1. The sculpture also symbolises the interconnection of students, teachers and parents in the school environment.

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them. “They don’t listen or care when we do complain,” the embattled residents say. Many of the residents have a long list of complaints, children’s toys and garden equipment stolen, destruction to their homes, intimidation, rubbish and drugs paraphernalia littering the area. The groups are so comfortable in the garden and adjoining park that they order takeaways to be delivered to it, discarding the rubbish when they go. Some residents are suffering a relentless campaign of intimidation after confronting the group, causing one to leave his home for long periods and now regularly too intimidated to go into his own home. One property has spent more than €1,300 in the past year dealing with the destruction caused by the gangs. Residents say that a simple fence would alleviate many of the problems but they say their concerns are dismissed and they are now at their wits end. When Gardai do come the gang have an easy get away through a front garden. “We ring the Gardai, and if, if, they do come, the group just walk through the garden short cut and the Gardai drive on. You’d need two cars coming from both sides to actually catch them”, explained one man. Louth county council say they are “presently exploring whether this issue could be addressed under the Regeneration Project”

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in Brief Glenmore challenge for Goretti Foundation

Local athletes are being asked to support the Glenmore Challenge Road Race 2014 which takes place on Saturday June 14 in aid of the Maria Goretti Foundation. The event begins at the Mullaghbuoy Community Centre at 11am and takes participants on a ten mile scenic route through the unspoilt valley of Glenmore. The run organisers will provide music and refreshments after the event as well as spot prizes from sponsors and a medal for all participants. Register for the event online at www.precisiontiming.net or on the day from 8am to 10am. Registrations for the event before June 1 will receive the “Early Bird” rate which is €20 and all registrations after June 1 will be charged €25 for the chipped 10 mile race. Non Chipped walkers, mountain trail and road, will be charged €10.

Ceol Oirghialla Traditional Music Group Tour USA Staff and students from DkIT have returned from a hugely successful tour to America, taking in visits to New York and Kansas, where they performed to great acclaim and developed links with various institutions and organisations. Led by Dr Adele Commins and Dr Daithí Kearney, the students who participated came through a rigorous audition and interview process and engaged in a busy period of rehearsal and preparation prior to leaving. As well as performing the group engaged in workshops and collaborations with local musicians, faculty and students. Beginning in New York, the main highlights of the tour included performances in

Members of Ceol Oirghialla in the USA

Central Park, the American Irish Historical Society on Fifth Avenue, the Brass Monkey in the West Village area of Manhattan and Madison Theatre at Molloy College, Long Island. Dr Commins also presented a lecture recital to faculty and students on music in Ireland at Molloy College. Moving on to Kansas, faculty and students

had opportunities for interaction including rehearsals, céilí and collaborative performances with the Wind Band and the University Choir. As part of the Faculty Seminar Series at Baker University, Dr Adèle Commins delivered a lecture on her research on the piano music of Irish born composer Charles Villiers Stanford. As well as the formal

final concert, which featured a première of a new work by Dr Eibhlís Farrell, Dancing at the Crossroads, the DkIT Ceol Oirghialla Traditional Music Group participated in sessions, performed an Irish Mass, and facilitated workshops engaging young people in Irish music, song and dance in a variety of schools in both Baldwin City and Kansas City.

Sporting Success for St Louis teacher Easter holidays normally bring a welcome break and well-earned rest for teachers but not for one talented member of staff at St Louis Secondary School, golfer Deirdre Smith. Deirdre has been at the top of her sport for 15 years and her commitment and dedication are to be admired. She represented Leinster in the Interprovincials during the Easter break and won three and a half points out of a possible five in Tramore Golf Club which contributed to an overall win for Leinster. This year was Deirdre’s 15th year to

represent Leinster and her ninth Interpro victory. Deirdre is a past Irish Champion and has represented Ireland on numerous occasions being part of a winning Home International team in 2004 when she captained the side.

All at St Louis are very proud to have Deirdre as a member of staff and to cap the Easter holiday off Deirdre won the prestigious Vaughan Scratch Cup at Lahinch to see her lead the Scratch Cup circuit for 2014.

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Left: Cynthia, Oghosa, Koko, Akamba Iso-Idemudia at the National Drawing Day event in Creative Spark.

Event Guide The TLT Celebrates International Music Day

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Bell X1’s Dave Geraghty is bringing his new outfit Join Me In The Pines to the Spirit Store Dundalk on Friday June 6. Bell X1’s David Geraghty released his debut solo album ‘Kill Your Darlings’ in 2007, to critical and fan acclaim. The album was also nominated for a Choice Music Prize that year. 2009 saw Geraghty return with his second solo offering ‘The Victory Dance’. Both of these albums were written and recorded between stints in the hectic Bell X1 touring schedule. Similarly, Dave’s new project, ‘Join Me in the Pines’ was written and recorded over a year and half while on and off the road. JMITP is a return to the somewhat isolated creative process under which his debut album was made. This time around the process benefits from a newly built home studio, (which was tried

and tested on the demos for Bell X1’s “Chop Chop” album). Included in the new studio’s arsenal of instruments is a 200 year old Harmonium which was rescued from a local church. Once again Geraghty displays his musical skills on the new album by playing almost all of the instruments, although it was enhanced by some great talents from the trad, folk and classical worlds. Clare Finglass, who appeared on Dave’s first two albums, once again lends her voice to make one half of the backing vocal duo. The other half being Dave’s Mammy. The album was mixed by Phil Hayes, who has also recorded and mixed some of Bell X’s albums (Flock, Tour de Flock, Blue Lights on the Runway, Field Recordings). Tickets for the Spirit Store concert are €12.50 with doors opening at 8.30pm.

Free concert

Line up includes The Toppers Showband, Drogheda Orchestra Collective, Philipstown Youth Ensemble, Doctor Boogie. Raffle on the night to win a pair of tickets to every show in the TLT for a year (worth over €3000).To guarantee your seat book early.(€1 booking fee)

Live Sound Engineering & Light Engineering Course July 7th -11th €300 info from patrick@thetlt.ie

Save The Last Dance for Me 50 Years of Drifters Hits Sat 27th September Tickets €25

Ellen kent's

Madama Butterfly with a full 30 piece orchestra Friday 24 Oct Tickets €25, €34, €40

More details on the website Available at: Carroll’s Bookshop, Park Street, Dundalk 042- 9334359; The Sound Shop Drogheda 041 9831078; The TLT Tel: 041 9878560; The D Hotel Tel: 041 9877700; Finlays Ardee Tel: 041 6856505; CD World Drogheda 0419833879 Also available online at www.thetlt.ie

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3rd YEAR BIRTHDAY PARTY! SATURDAY 24TH to SUNDAY 25TH MAY

Saturday 24th - 7.30pm

Champions League Final Real Madrid V Atletico Madrid On 4 Screens - Surround Sound Half Time Refreshments 9.30pm

Live Entertainment with the Superb

Simon O'Driscoll Night Finishes with our very own Baz Playing The Sounds

sunday 25th

“I‘m A Rocker”

with Francis Higgins

Free B.B.Q.

Oh Yes, We’ll Look After You In Jimmy’s!

Clermont Chorale won three cups in Navan

Treble for Clermont Chorale Local choir Clermont Chorale took home three first prizes in Navan Choral Festival on May 11. The choir, under the baton of Irene Barr from Blackrock, was awarded

first prize in the Ladies Choir section, the Popular/Gospel section and finished off their day by winning the Rotary Club of Ireland competition. The adjudicators

praised the choir’s creativity, sensitivity and musicality, saying their performance of the gospel song “Didn’t my Lord Deliver Daniel” was “mesmeric”. The choir will travel to

Limerick at the end of May following an invitation from Limerick Choral Festival to perform in a gala concert in the city as part of the City of Culture celebrations.”

Songs of War and Peace in Old Gaol Songs of War and Peace is a unique concert which will explore music from countries in conflict through a free performance in Dundalk Gaol and a presentation/ discussion on music

from conflict zones and conflict within music itself. The music will feature works from Steve Reich, Different Trains, which focuses on voices from the holocaust for string

quartet; a world premiere of Perpetuum Mobile by Dmitri Yanov-Yanovski for solo violin and string quintet; and Elaine Agnew’s I want to tell you featuring violin, cello

and recorded voices from those displaced as result of the conflict in the North. This free event takes place at The Oriel Centre at Dundalk Gaol on Sunday June 1 at 8pm.

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46th Birthday Sale 1 Day Sale this Saturday May 24th - 9.30am to 6pm

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St Dominics FC Awards Night

Connor and Seamus Boyle with Jaku b Rygielski at the St Dominics Awa rds Night.

Under 10 Prize Winners: James Bodu rin (Most Improved Player), Fionn Cumiskey (Player of the Year) and Jack McBride (Club Man of the Year and Star Goalkeeper).

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Crowds Turn Out For Giro

Alesha Hoey tries a unicycle out for size.

Amelia Rokufska and Aoife Cosgrove .

Alesha, Stephen and Ceilim Hoey.

Best friends, Rebecca O'Hagan and Hannah Flynn.

Amelia getting her face painted at trhe Giro d'Italia celebrations at the Market Square.

Erin Myers and Kerry Moran.

The crowd, young and old enjoyed the Giro d'Italia as it passed through Dundalk town centre en route to Dublin

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The New Nissan X-Trail

The new X-Trail is powered by a diesel 1.6dCi 131PS/320Nm engine which is available with two or four wheel drive (Acenta, n-tec and Tekna variants) and is available with Nissan’s XTRONIC CVT transmission. The 2WD manual records emissions of 129g/km CO2 and on the official combined cycle can return up to 4.9L/100km (57.6mpg). At launch there will be four grades – Visia, Acenta, n-tec and Tekna. The Visia model comes equipped with 17” alloy wheels and LED daytime running lights. Plus Bluetooth connectivity and an MP3 compatible sound system with AUX-IN, air conditioning, heated door mirrors, follow-me-home lighting and an electric parking brake The Accent model adds privacy glass, dual zone climate control, electric folding mirrors, a power sunroof, automatic lights and wipers and front and rear parking sensors. You can add the Visia Smart Vision Pack to the Visia and Acenta mod-

SIMI National Motoring Survey Q1 Stats • New car sales up 27% in first quarter of 2014 • Leitrim sees strongest growth (57.6% increase) of new car sales in 2014, Dublin the lowest • Motor Industry contributed over €450 million to Exchequer in First Quarter of 2014 • Projection of over 5,000 new jobs by 2017 • Petrol and diesel prices both decrease since 2013 • Motor insurance is 4.4% higher in first quarter of 2014

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button ignition, DAB radio, roof rails, power tailgate, Around View Monitor giving 360-degree view around the car and NissanConnect system with smartphone integration and built-in apps. The top of the range

model is the Tekna and it includes 4.9L Bi-LED headlamps, heated leather seats and an electric driver’s seat with lumbar support. Blind Spot Warning, Driver Attention Alert and Park Assist which can automatically park the XTrail.

CABRA CARS Full range of New Nissan cars and Commercials on display including the Fantastic new Qashqai

2014 Nissan Qashqai 1.5dci SV Demo 2014 Nissan NV400 L3 H2 125hp DEMO 2014 Nissan Juke 1.5dci SV DEMO 2013 Mini Cooper 1.6 Diesel + Leather 2013 Nissan Qashqai+2 7 seater 2013 Nissan Qashqai petrol & diesel 2012 BMW 316d ES White 2012 Nissan Juke 1.6 SV 2012 Nissan Qashqai+2 4WD 7 seater 2012 Nissan Qashqai 1.6dci 130hp XE 2012 Ford Focus 1.6 Tdci Titanium 2012 Nissan Juke 1.5dci XE & SV 2012 Nissan Qashqai 2WD & 4WD Diesel 2012 Hyundai ix35 1.7Crdi Choice 2011 Toyota Landcruiser Comm LWB sold 2011 Volkswagen Touran 1.6 TDI 7 seater 2011 Peugeot 308 1.6 HDI Top Spec 2011 Opel Astra 1.7Cdti SE Top Spec 2011 Nissan Qashqai dci XE & SV 2011 Opel Corsa 1.3 Cdti Sport diesel

2011 Nissan Qashqai+2 7 seater Choice sold 2010 VW Polo 1.2 5dr 2010 BMW 520 diesel Leather 2010 Nissan Qashqai 1.5dci Choice 2010 Ford Mondeo 1.8Tdci Zetec sold 2010 Nissan Note 1.4 Sport 2009 Nissan Qashqai 1.5dci SE 2009 Toyota Auris 1.4 D4D 5dr 2009 Nissan Note 1.4 SVE 2009 Mercedes C200Cdi Avantgarde White 2009 Ford Mondeo 1.8 Tdci Zetec 2008 VW Golf 1.4 GT Sport 3dr 2008 Nissan Tiida 1.5dci SE 4dr 2007 Nissan X-Trail 2.2 TD Elegance 4WD 2007 VW Golf 1.4 Sportline 2007 Nissan Qashqai 1.5dci SE 2007 Volvo C30 1.6 Sport 2006 VW Passat 1.9 TDI Comfortline 2005 Toyota Landcruiser Comm SWB

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EARL STREET, DUNDALK

SUMMER FOOTWEAR COLLECTION - McKenna Man Launch Ireland & Lions rugby star Tommy Bowe launches his Lloyd&Pryce Summer Collection At McKenna Man Dundalk. This Saturday 24th May, 4:30pm.