New Research shows Trades in High Demand as Families Lead Career Pathways
New research shows that family influence continues to play a central role in encouraging careers in the trades, with more
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Mayor of Drogheda and Elected Members Call on Minister for Justice Not to Renew D Hotel IPAS Contract
The Mayor of Drogheda and elected members of Drogheda Borough District have called on the Minister for Justice not to
Blackrock man Paul Hargadon Supports OCF Awareness Campaign in Louth
People across Louth are being urged to recognise the symptoms of oesophageal cancer and seek medical advice early, as the
Louth Farmers’ Concerns Must Be Addressed after Bord Bia Hearing
Fianna Fáil TD for Louth Erin McGreehan has called for meaningful dialogue between all stakeholders following the appearance of the
Five Historical Sites in Trim
Meath is a deeply historical County, due to its proximity to England and its notably arable soiland agreeable topography. Trim
Witness Appeal Following Serious Road Traffic Collision in Collon on 7th of February
Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of a serious road traffic collision on the N2 near Funshog, Collon, in
Calls to end “Discriminatory” Exclusion of Deserted Wives from Warmer Homes Scheme
Thousands of women in receipt of the Deserted Wives Allowance are being excluded from the SEAI Warmer Homes Scheme in
An Post Reports Zero Gender Pay Gap for Fifth Consecutive Year
An Post has reported a zero Gender Pay Gap for 2025 for the fifth consecutive year, continuing its record of
Disability Coalition to Protest after Government rejects Emergency Winter Payment
A coalition of disability organisations has announced plans for a national protest after the Government refused to introduce an emergency
Residential Tenancies Bill will Dive up rents in Louth, says Local TD
Local Sinn Féin TD Joanna Byrne has criticised the Government’s new Residential Tenancies Bill, warning that it will lead to
