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…
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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.
Colourful wildlife artworks brighten up Drogheda town centre.
Wildlife-themed artworks featuring a bumblebee, butterfly, fox, peacock and kingfisher have appeared on electrical boxes around Drogheda town centre.
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital protest called off as nursing dispute goes to Labour Court
Senior nurse and midwife managers will hold a lunchtime protest at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda on Tuesday as a work-to-rule begins.
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.
Pieta Tea & Talk Morning returns for World Mental Health Day.
People across Louth are being encouraged to host a Pieta Tea & Talk Morning on Saturday, 10th October in support of the charity’s free services.
Witness Appeal: Serious Injury Road Traffic Collision, John Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth- 25th September 2026
Gardaà are appealing for witnesses following a serious injury road traffic collision that occurred on John Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth…
Gardaà appeal for help tracing missing 14-year-old Chelsea Segrue
Gardaà are appealing for information on the whereabouts of 14-year-old Chelsea Segrue, who has been missing from Termonfeckin since 22nd September.
AMTCE opens its doors in Dundalk for Manufacturing Day Ireland 2026.
AMTCE in Dundalk will open its doors on Friday, 2nd October for Manufacturing Day Ireland, showcasing robotics, smart factory systems and other advanced technologies.
