New Local Lens episode looks at tackling domestic abuse in Meath.
A new Local Lens episode brings Meath organisations together to discuss domestic abuse prevention, community safety and the importance of a coordinated local response.
Community
Dundalk Grammar backs Park ‘n’ Stride for Road Safety Week
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 open for 2026 Louth Volunteer Leader Awards.
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.
New Drogheda Code sets out guidelines for a good night out
Drogheda has launched a new night-time code encouraging people to look out for themselves, their friends and the town, under the message “Be Sound”.
Over €140,000 announced for Louth search and rescue services.
Boyne Fishermens Rescue & Recovery Service and Dundalk Aqua Search and Rescue are set to receive more than €140,000 towards new response jeeps under CLÁR 2026.
Cllr Michelle Hall urges Louth women to take up CervicalCheck screening.
Cllr Michelle Hall is encouraging women across Louth, particularly those over 50, to take up CervicalCheck screening and highlighting the HPV vaccination programme.
€320,000 awarded to three Louth community safety projects.
Three Louth community projects, including The Red Door Project and Drogheda Homeless Aid, have secured a combined €320,000 from the Community Safety Fund 2026.
Julianstown residents form new association amid growing traffic concerns.
A new Julianstown Village Association has been formed to represent residents and press for progress on the long-running Julianstown Traffic Relief Scheme.
Drogheda man Dermot Kelly tells his story in new memoir Silent, Not Defeated.
Drogheda man Dermot Kelly reflects on growing up profoundly Deaf, representing Ireland, becoming a father and overcoming discrimination in his new memoir, Silent, Not Defeated
Donore remembers Bettina Poeschel 25 years after her murder
Around 150 people gathered in Donore to remember German journalist Bettina Poeschel, 25 years after she was murdered while visiting the Newgrange area.
