Laytown author’s novel based on his experiences in the Bogside during the troubles
Love and laughter amid the bombs and bullets of the Bogside These days Harry Toye lives happily in Laytown with his wife Maureen,
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Fuel laundering operation in North Louth foiled by Revenue
Thousands of litres of laundered fuel and mobile fuel laundry seized With fuel prices rocketing in recent times, it was
St. Brigid’s & St Patrick’s National School selected for National Gallery initiative
St. Brigid’s & St Patrick’s National School in Bóthar Brugha, Drogheda is one of just six schools in the country
Drogheda Arts Festival returns this May Bank Holiday Weekend
The Drogheda Arts Festival (DAF) is back, live and in person, this May Bank Holiday weekend and the organisers have
Drogheda’s dereliction to be topic of new walking tour
By Róisín Butler A Drogheda resident is organising a walking tour in conjunction with a local theatre group this summer
Councils making up for lost time on footpaths and cycle ways
By Andy Spearman Having spent billions on roads in the past two or three decades whilst at the same time
Walk ‘n’ Talk on the 1922 Civil War in Drogheda
On Sunday next, March 20th, community historian, Brendan Matthews will, present a Walk ‘n’ Talk Tour of Drogheda regarding the
All set for the return of the Drogheda Patrick’s Day parade
This year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Drogheda is shaping up to be one of the biggest and most exciting
Public meeting to promote cycling in Drogheda/East Meath area
The Drogheda Cycling Group has been campaigning for safer infrastructure for cycling, both as a pastime and as a means of
Lifelong learning opportunities with LMETB’s Community Education Service
None of us is that clever that we can’t benefit from learning new skills either for career enhancement or, more
