Organisation: Meath Chronicle

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Hundreds say goodbye to 'the Roy Keane of Meath' who died after fall in Lanzarote

The talented 15-year-old footballer who was tragically killed in a fall in Lanzarote last week was affectionately known as 'the Roy Keane of Meath,' mourners heard at his funeral Mass earlier today.

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Meath GAA investigating alleged incident between Andy McEntee and local journalist

A local paper is calling on an inter-county GAA manager to apologise after comments allegedly made after last weekend's Leinster senior football final.

Taoiseach and his chief whip need to sing from the same hymn sheet

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Meath fume over decision to replay Christy Ring final

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Online abuse led to referee’s suicide attempt

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Irish management team buys media group

FF TD caught grumbling over €100k pay

A FIANNA Fáil TD came under fire yesterday after he appeared to claim Dáil deputies could not get by on €100,000 a year.

Thu, 10 Feb, 2011

McEnaney in frame for vacant Meath job

MEATH legend Liam Harnan has urged county officials to make history by appointing Seamus McEnaney as their first ever non native manager.

Thu, 21 Oct, 2010

Celtic Media Group in €1.4m loss

REGIONAL newspaper publisher Celtic Media Group recorded pre-tax losses of €1.4 million in 2008 following profits of €5.6m in the previous year.

Sat, 30 Jan, 2010

Meath star Reilly facing extended spell on sidelines

Kevin Reilly's bad run of luck with injuries is set to continue with the news that a long-term back injury is set to ruin his plans for the upcoming National League.

Thu, 07 Jan, 2010

Denial of health service cuts in north-east

THE Health Service Executive has denied it has made a final decision on a wholesale cut to services in the north-east.

Wed, 30 Jan, 2008

Regional newspaper publisher’s operating costs increase by 11%

REGIONAL newspaper publisher Celtic Media Group increased its operating profits in 2006 by 11%.

Thu, 27 Sep, 2007

Barry facing battle to stay on

Eamonn Barry looks like facing a big task if he is to hold onto his position as Meath senior football manager.

Fri, 04 Aug, 2006

Johnston Press spends over €240m to become largest Irish regional publisher

JOHNSTON PRESS, the Scottish newspaper group, has splashed out more than €240 million to become the largest regional publisher in Ireland with the takeover of the Leinster Leader Group and Northern Ireland’s Local Press company.

Sat, 17 Sep, 2005

If you are seeking the spirit of the nation, take the old road to Tara

IN September 2004 the Meath Chronicle reported that Meath county councillors had agreed a motion “to invite Pope John Paul II to light the Pascal fire (for Easter) on the Hill of Tara as part of his proposed visit to Ireland in 2005”.

Thu, 16 Jun, 2005

Celtic Media records €400,000 retained profits

CELTIC Media Group, the new owners of the Meath Chronicle, made a profit of just under €400,000 last year.

Wed, 11 Aug, 2004

TCH buys Roscommon Herald

Irish Examiner owner Thomas Crosbie Holdings continued to pursue its aggressive acquisition strategy yesterday with the purchase of the Nerney family-owned Roscommon Herald.

Wed, 24 Mar, 2004

Scottish group pays €30m for paper

THE MEATH CHRONICLE is to be sold for more than €30m to Scottish newspaper group Dunfermline Press and another significant media asset sale is expected to be completed before the new year.

Thu, 19 Dec, 2002