Calls Grow to Save Historic St John’s Home as Fears of Further Decline Mount
Aontú representative Michael O’Dowd says the future of one of Drogheda’s most significant historic buildings is at risk unless urgent
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Tholsel Crossroads to Remain Closed as Building Deemed Dangerous After Inspection
Following an inspection by Louth County Council’s Dangerous Buildings Structural Engineer on Saturday morning, the building at the Tholsel crossroads
The Hill of Slane
The Hill of Slane rises 158 metres above the surrounding countryside and is visible from the Hill of Tara, some
Business Spotlight: An Ghrian Sauna
An Ghrian Sauna has quickly become one of the most calming and uplifting additions to the Termonfeckin and greater Drogheda
Drogheda tidy towns to plant 4,000 trees across six local sites
The Drogheda Tidy Towns committee is to plant over 4,000 new trees this Winter in six different locations around Drogheda.
Staff confront thieves during bold daylight arid on Meath pharmacy
Gardai are investigating a robbery at a pharmacy in Duleek,Co Meath around midday last Monday morning. Three men burst into
Electric vehicle boom in Louth with sales up 62.7%
The number of new electric cars bought in County Louth for the eleven month period from January to November is
Drogheda United Strengthen Midfield with Ethan O’Brien Signing
Drogheda United is delighted to announce the signing of midfielder Ethan O’Brien. The 24-year-old joins the club from Huntsville City
Pollution checks ongoing at Bettystown beach after trawler sinks
Department of the Environment is to monitor Bettystown beach for pollution after a trawler sank off the coast there last
Renters in Louth urged to claim €1,000 government tax credit
Renters in County Louth have been urged to claim the €1,000 a year tax credit from the Government. The call
