Salmon of knowledge returning to the Boyneside for Patrick’s Day
Giant mythological creatures come to life for St. Patrick’s Day in Drogheda “What colour should we do his eyes?” –
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Councillor raises concerns about traffic chaos on Ballymakenny Road
“Children are not getting to school on time” says Power Councillor Declan Power has raised concerns about the timing of
Drogheda accountancy student Katie one of top four in the world
Drogheda woman Katie Howard is one of four accountancy students at AccountancySchool.ie to have won top placements in the world
Councillors and officials to fly the Wee county flag in the Big Apple on Paddy’s Day
Two Louth County Council officials and four Councillors, including the Mayor of Drogheda, are to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day in
Make M1 toll-free for HGVs to tackle local traffic congestion – McGinty
East Meath Labour councillor Elaine McGinty has proposed making tolls free for HGVs on the M1 in an effort to
Drogheda’s Patrick’s Day Parade approaches its 60th anniversary
By Sean Collins The first Saint Patrick’s Day Parade in Drogheda took place in 1964 at the suggestion of Joe
DIFE hosts a series of events to celebrate International Women’s Day
Drogheda Institute of Further Education united with women across the globe in the celebration of International Women’s Day last Wednesday.
Local businesses rewarded for their enterprising excellence
Louth Local Enterprise Week 2023 came to a perfect conclusion yesterday (Friday) afternoon at The Monasterboice Inn with the presentation
Drogheda Credit Union and members raise over €20K for UNICEF Türkiye & Syria appeal
Drogheda Credit Union and its members have hit the €20,000 fundraising mark in their recent campaign to raise funds for
Louth communities urged to have their say on offshore renewable energy
Communities across Louth are encouraged to have their say on a new draft national offshore renewable energy development plan aimed
