Cllr Michael Gallagher

11/04/2025

29/10/2024

20/10/2024

19/10/2024

3 screamers from Shane McCabe in extra time do it for the hill. Very Entertaining game. Well done Meath Hill GFC

18/10/2024

Best of luck to the Tones in the Senior final. Tones Abú

18/10/2024

Huge weekend for North Meath football. Meath Hill GFC Hon The Hill

11/10/2024

11/10/2024

All roads lead to Cortown tonight at 730pm. Best of Luck to Dee Ranger s in the Intermediate final tonight. Beir Bua🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁

07/10/2024

Congratulations to the Kells LEA Clár receipts, a testament to their hard work. Best of luck on the projects.

27/09/2024

Sinn Féin spokesperson for Agriculture and Rural Development, Martin Kenny TD, has expressed his disappointment at the Minister for Agriculture’s comments in the Dáil today in relation to extending the slurry-spreading deadline. During a heated debate with Deputy Kenny this morning, the Minister refused to extend the slurry-spreading deadline.

Deputy Kenny said, “During the debate this morning in the Dáil, I asked the Minister if he intended to extend the slurry-spreading season as he had done last year. This followed on from communication I sent earlier this month to him also requesting an extension.

“He gave a straight answer – rather unusually for a Minister – 'no'. He categorically stated there will be no extension to the slurry-spreading season, despite the difficulties

“He then laid the blame at farmers, saying that no farmer should have tanks full of slurry at this time of year. He also followed this up by saying farmers who do should examine their system of farming, and suggested that farmers who have tanks full of slurry and cannot get them out need to contact the department directly as it becomes an animal welfare issue.

“The Minister seems to be out of touch with farmers. Does he not realise the impact that weather has had on farms this year? Particularly farms in the west and northwest.

“It is only in the last 2 weeks that some farmers have had ground dry enough to spread slurry and contractors are unable to cope with demand before the upcoming deadline.

“Farmers and farm contractors need to be given an opportunity to get tanks emptied before its time to house livestock for the winter. We simply cannot farm to calendar dates, and flexibility needs to be given with changes to the weather.

“The Minister's refusal to extend the slurry spreading date is completely unacceptable. I would urge him to reassess things once again, and do right by farmers. He cannot control the weather, but he certainly has control over farming deadlines imposed by his department."

18/09/2024

Please support if you can

19/06/2024

FF/FG/GG party wants to close Navan Hospital and pack us all into the Lourdes while it busts at the seems, and while they continue a recruitment embargo for HSE staff. Get this Government out!!!

Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda, Co Louth, was literally bursting at the seams on Tuesday, with standing room only in the waiting room of the Accident and Emergency Unit