Uisce Éireann reports improved water pressure in Termon Abbey
Water pressure has improved in Termon Abbey and surrounding parts of North Drogheda following a series of Uisce Éireann network works.
Uisce Éireann reports improved water pressure in Termon Abbey
Water pressure has improved in Termon Abbey and surrounding parts of North Drogheda following a series of Uisce Éireann network works.
Louth County Council: Temporary Closure of Road
LOUTH COUNTY COUNCILTEMPORARY CLOSURE OF ROADSection 75 Roads Act, 1993(Roads Regulations 1994) Louth County Council hereby gives notice of its…
Volunteers across Louth honoured at Trustees’ Week celebration
Volunteers from across County Louth were recognised at a Trustees’ Week celebration hosted by Louth Volunteer Centre at Bellingham Castle.
Over €1m available for river restoration projects through IFI scheme
Inland Fisheries Ireland is making more than €1 million available for river restoration and fish habitat projects in 2027, with expressions of interest open until 10 December.
Louth County Council: Temporary Closure of Road
LOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF ROAD Section 75 Roads Act, 1993(Roads Regulations 1994) Louth County Council hereby gives notice…
Network Ireland Louth and AIB highlight importance of cybersecurity for local businesses
Network Ireland Louth and AIB Drogheda hosted a Lunch and Learn focused on cybersecurity, fraud prevention and practical steps local businesses can take to stay protected.
An Post launches new small parcel drop-off service through postboxes
An Post has launched its new Postbox Drop-off service, allowing customers to send small prepaid parcels through 2,600 participating postboxes nationwide.
Ruairí Cooney leads the way with historic Leinster medal
Ruairí Cooney secured his first ever Leinster medal for Ace AC with an impressive 11th place finish in the boys under 13 race, also qualifying for the National Championships.
Tullyallen volunteer Ronald Flood shortlisted for Irish Red Cross national award
Tullyallen Irish Red Cross volunteer Ronald Flood has been shortlisted for Instructor of the Year after more than 13 years of first aid training and community service.
Drogheda remembers local First World War service at Cenotaph ceremony and seminar
A Drogheda seminar marking First World War remembrance ceremonies heard how Irish women supported families, communities and the wider war effort while men served overseas.
