Drogheda and District AC runners play their cards right in Dublin Cit Marathon
Running a marathon is a bit like playing poker with the devil. You can be dealt good cards, but if
Youth Council urges young people to register to vote before tomorrow’s deadline
The deadline to register to vote in the general election is tomorrow (Tuesday 12th November) and the National Youth Council
Nugent says he will be a better voice for people with disabilities
Independent election candidate Peter James Nugent says that one of his main concerns is creating a better voice for people
Drogheda schools to take part in new DkIT’s “Science in a Box” initiative
Dundalk Institute of Technology has launched a new project, “Science in a Box,” which was developed in collaboration with secondary
Louth Science Festival returns this week for its seventh year
One of the most highly-anticipated events in Louth Library Service’s calendar, Louth Science Festival takes place from November 10
Last chance for female entrepreneurs to apply for Going for Growth programme
Only a few days remain for ambitious female entrepreneurs to apply for the 17th cycle of Going for Growth, the award-winning
Kevin McAllister wins Outstanding Achievement award at Northeast Business Awards
Kevin McAllister whose family have been providing electrical goods, and excellent after sales service to all in Drogheda for over
Small businesses and hospitality sector need VAT cut to 9% now – Byrne
Sinn Féin Election candidate Cllr Joanna Byrne has pledged her party’s support to the small business owners and hospitality sector
Celebrations as Drogheda United beat Derry City 2-0 in FAI Cup final
By Barry Landy Drogheda United have felt like this before but now they’re feeling it even more. Nineteen years ago, at the
Drogheda’s Annual Remembrance Service — a rethink is badly needed
By Andy Spearman The 2024 memorial ceremony for all the Drogheda men and women who perished in wars around the
