Dundalk breast cancer survivor Caroline O’Donnell is sharing her experience and encouraging people across Louth to support the Irish Cancer Society’s Pink campaign this October.
A new Local Lens episode brings Meath organisations together to discuss domestic abuse prevention, community safety and the importance of a coordinated local response.
Taylor Gregory claimed the Under 16 Boys title as Ace AC secured individual and team medals at the Louth Cross Country Championships in Bellurgan.
Drogheda Chamber used Drogheda United’s historic trip to Trabzon to open new business discussions in Türkiye, while the Drogs secured a memorable 1-0 win.
Dundalk breast cancer survivor Caroline O’Donnell is sharing her experience and encouraging people across Louth to support the Irish Cancer Society’s Pink campaign this October.
A new Local Lens episode brings Meath organisations together to discuss domestic abuse prevention, community safety and the importance of a coordinated local response.
Taylor Gregory claimed the Under 16 Boys title as Ace AC secured individual and team medals at the Louth Cross Country Championships in Bellurgan.
Drogheda Chamber used Drogheda United’s historic trip to Trabzon to open new business discussions in Türkiye, while the Drogs secured a memorable 1-0 win.
New bus stops, shelters and a footpath connection are being delivered in Donacarney as part of wider transport infrastructure improvements in East Meath.
Dundalk Grammar School is backing the Park ‘n’ Stride initiative during Road Safety Week, encouraging families to reduce congestion and walk part of the school journey.
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Louth Volunteer Leader Awards, with a new Volunteer of the Year category added to this year’s programme.
Network Ireland Louth’s first Know Your Network event brought women in business together in Dundalk for structured one-to-one conversations and a local business showcase.
The Kiosk Project Art Space in Drogheda has opened applications for its 2027 programme, inviting proposals from artists, collectives and community groups.
Ged Nash has called on the HSE to honour what he says was a commitment to offer permanent contracts to DkIT nursing graduates working across North East hospitals.
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