A wheely clever idea wins top prize for Oliver’s Community College students
Have you ever considered how difficult it is to put your wheely bin out for collection if you are in
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DkIT demystifies hospital visits for Stamullen pupils and their Teddy Bears
First class students from St Patrick’s National School, Stamullen, visited Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) recently along with their cuddly
Drogheda Creative Writers to meet at the Kiosk
Drogheda Creative Writers will be meeting at Cailleach Books, The Kiosk, Narrow West Street on Saturday 21st June at 11am
O’Dowd joins Dáil protest demanding justice for nursing home residents
Drogheda based disability rights campaigner Michael O’Dowd joined a powerful demonstration outside Leinster House yesterday as part of the National
Drogheda United issues statement as club faces expulsion from UEFA Conference League
The board of Drogheda United Football Club has confirmed that it has been notified by UEFA that the Drogs are
Byrne shocked at conditions in St Joseph’s CBS, raises issue in Dáil
Sinn Féin TD Joanna Byrne says she was shocked at the conditions she witnessed during a recent visit to St
Social media posts of influx of IPAS centres in Drogheda ill-informed rumour – Comyn
A flood of social media posts alleging an influx of International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS) accommodation units in Drogheda town
Landmark Public Art Project to be installed soon at Southgate roundabouts
It has been almost three years in the planning, but a new landmark public art project by Drogheda Tidy Towns
Flags raised to celebrate success of Meath beaches in Blue and Green Coast Awards
The blue and green flags are flying once again at Bettystown following the successes of both Bettystown and Mornington beaches
Brendan’s next History and Heritage Walk n Talk on June 18
Community Historian Brendan Matthews will present the next in his popular series of History and Heritage Walk n Talks on Wednesday
