Articles in the Monaghan Category
Mervue pay the penalty as the Mons march on
Monaghan Utd. 4 (Bermingham pen 34; McCrossan, 52, 61; Hanaphy 72) Mervue United 0 Monaghan United maintained their formidable consistency at Gortakeegan on Friday night by exploiting Mervue United’s loss of their goalkeeper Ger Hanley to a red card with an hour to play with an irrepressible performance that never threatened to let their depleted opponents off the hook, writes Peter Hughes. The inequality in numbers might cast some shadow over the margin of the Mons’ victory, but the home side were moving smoothly into control of the game at that point and ...
Monaghan doctor teams up with award winning aid agency to help children in Chad
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A recently qualified medical doctor from Monaghan has joined an award-winning international organisation to take up a key post in carin g for patients, many of whom are children, suffering from malnutrition and other ailments in the central African country of Chad. Twenty-nine year old Dr Gabriel Fitzpatrick from Aughnamullen has just left Ireland to work with the Nobel Prize-winning aid agen cy, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in its Doctors Without Borders project in Chad. Having recently finished his Masters in Public Health at UCD, Gabriel will be take responsibility for the in-patient feeding centre ...
McKenna secures HSE concession on repatriation of patients to Monaghan General Hospital
North Monaghan Sinn Féin Councillor and Regional Health Forum member, Brian McKenna, has received a commitment from the HSE that Monaghan General Hospital could and would receive patients from Drogheda and Dublin hospitals following procedures being carried out. Cllr. McKenna had previously highlighted the fact that only patients treated in Cavan could be transferred to Monaghan. He had pointed out the waste of step down and rehabilitation beds available in Monaghan under the previous scheme and was informed at a meeting of the Regional Health Forum by Hospital Network Manager ...
All-Ireland title for Monaghan’s Edel!
The National Clay Bird Championships were held at David Brennan’s Shooting Ground, Ardee last week-end — an event which saw Monaghan’s Edel Gilliland win her first all-Ireland title. On Saturday it was it was the turn of the Monaghan county team of Geoffrey Quinn, Malcolm Graham, Mattie Gilliland, Declan McKenna, Sean Gilliland, Raymond McKenna, Darren Duffy, Laurence McArdle, Gavin Haughey, Alan Gilliland, Rory McKenna and John Babbington to take part. Veterans Martin Gilliland and Joe Rehill, as well as ladies Edel Gilliland and Rose McArdle also competed. In the team event, they ...
Major funding allocation will help alleviate Monaghan Town flooding nightmare
A €3.91 million funding allocation approved by the Minister for the Environment John Gormley this week was described at Monday night’s meeting of Monaghan Town Council as having the potential to considerably alleviate the serious flooding problems which intermittently strike the centre of the county capital. The Minister announced on Friday last that he had given approval to Monaghan Co Council to invite tenders for work on the Monaghan Town Sewerage Scheme which would involve the construction of a wastewater pumping station, the provision of an odour control plant at the ...

