DkIT Available Places open tomorrow for students considering a different course
DkIT Available Places open through the CAO from 12 noon on 27th August, offering another route for students considering degree courses for September 2026.
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Picturing the Border opens at Highlanes Gallery in Drogheda
Picturing the Border has opened at Highlanes Gallery in Drogheda, exploring more than a century of artistic responses to the Irish border.
Witness Appeal: Fatal Hit and Run Road Traffic Collision, Nugentstown, Kells,Â
Gardaà are appealing for witnesses following a fatal hit-and-run road traffic collision at Nugentstown, Kells, Co. Meath, on the evening…
Final call for women to sign up for Northeast Dip in the Nip
Women across Drogheda and the North East are being encouraged to sign up for the 15th Northeast Dip in the Nip, taking place on 13th September.
Water Conservation Order to be lifted in Louth this week
The Water Conservation Order in Louth will end at 11.59pm on Wednesday, 26th August, after increased rainfall and improved availability of public water supplies.
College, apprenticeships or work: a new chapter begins for Leaving Cert students
Leaving Cert students across Drogheda and the North East are looking ahead to their next chapter, with first round CAO offers due from 2pm tomorrow.
New Boyne biodiversity study explores Drogheda’s marshes and woodlands
A new Boyne biodiversity study by local environmentalist Tony Conaghy documents the marshes, wetlands and rare alluvial woodland along the river in Drogheda.
Two new bus shelters and two bus stops planned for Donacarney
Bus shelters in Donacarney are among a number of new public transport improvements planned for the area, with two new…
Free heart and hearing checks coming to Tullyallen next Friday
Free heart and hearing checks will be available at Tullyallen Pharmacy on Friday, 28th August, when the Irish Heart Foundation and Hidden Hearing visit the village.
From menus to marketing: The mistakes AI doesn’t always catch
From menus and websites to event posters, Drogheda based AlphaDico explains why proofreading and copy editing can still catch mistakes that AI and spellcheck miss.
