Changing Places facility set to open at Scotch Hall in Drogheda
A long-running campaign to bring a Changing Places facility to Drogheda has reached a milestone, with the facility now set to be developed at Scotch Hall.
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Drogheda exhibition explores the many faces of poverty
A new photographic exhibition at the Barbican Centre in Drogheda is exploring poverty, housing, disability, food insecurity and social exclusion through nine local images.
Remembering Emma Leonard: Drogheda family raises over €50,000 for hospice in her memory
A Drogheda family has raised more than €50,000 towards a new hospice in memory of Emma, with eight loved ones preparing to run the Dublin City Marathon.
Meath Fire Service urges households to check smoke alarms during Fire Safety Week
Meath Fire and Rescue Service is urging households to check smoke alarms, review escape plans and look out for vulnerable neighbours during Fire Safety Week.
New Louth film gives older people a voice on ageing and Ageism.
Pieces of Us, a new film featuring older people from County Louth reflecting on ageing and ageism, has been released as part of a positive ageing campaign.
Louth woman Rachel Doyle receives Irish Girl Guides’ highest award.
Louth woman Rachel Doyle has received the Golden Sun, the highest award in Irish Girl Guides, as North East members were celebrated at a national ceremony in UCD.
Ardee Bike & Trike Run thanks the community for backing prostate cancer campaign.
The team behind Ardee’s Bike & Trike Run has thanked local businesses and the community for supporting its prostate cancer awareness and fundraising campaign.
Greenhills Grange in Drogheda wins national Age Friendly Housing Award.
Greenhills Grange in Drogheda has won the Age Friendly Housing Award at the 2026 National Age Friendly Recognition and Achievement Awards.
Drogheda Memory Café returns on Tuesday, 13th October.
The next Drogheda Memory Café takes place on 13th October, with Mary Kate Hynes from Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital speaking about navigating hospital stays with dementia.
Louth breast cancer survivor Caroline O’Donnell urges public to get behind Pink campaign.
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.
