2021 will mark a very important year for Boyne Rovers and indeed a great anniversary.
It was 40 years ago that Parkview s renovation was completed and games began at the venue. The Drogheda Independent was there to report on it.
In blazing sunshine, the Mayor, Ald. Fergus O Dowd performed the opening ceremony paying tribute to the magnificent work Boyne Rovers had done in transforming a wasteland into a wonderful pitch at a cost of £35,000.
Bishop James Lennon blessed the new facilities and prayers were said for all the past members of Boyne Rovers.
Their new ground was the result of nearly seven years of hard work. They were first given the land at Parkview in 1974 and had been working on it for years,
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Deaths in Limerick - December 21, 2020
21 Dec 2020
Of Kennedy Place, Charleville, Co Cork and Kilfinane
Peacefully at University Hospital Limerick, beloved husband of the late Esther and dear mother of Kevin and the late Jannette. Deeply regretted by his loving son, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
May he rest in peace
Reception into Holy Cross Church, Charleville on Tuesday for Requiem Mass at 2pm. Funeral afterwards to Holy Cross Cemetery. In keeping with HSE guidelines Gerard s funeral will be for family and friends. Those who wish may leave a personal message in the section below marked condolences.
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A GLADSTONE security guard conceded he should have known better when police found a baton in his car door.
William James Lennon was pulled over on August 25 at West Stowe where the extendible baton was located in the driver side door.
He said the baton was his and was used for work, however at the time he was not on the way to or from work.
Lennon told police he was moving and forgot the baton was within his reach.
Police prosecutor Senior Constable Carl Spargo told Gladstone Magistrates Court on December 8 there were storage requirements for the baton which were not being complied with.