11,000 children in Louth and Meath waiting for dental screening
The HSE is failing children by not providing them with their statutory entitlement of routine dental screening in primary schools. So
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New initiative fosters empathy, kindness and connection in schools
There’s no doubt that our world is becoming more and more unfriendly and violent. So it is good to hear
Call for covid bonus to be extended to family carers
There are reckoned to be half a million family carers in Ireland who between them clock up 19 million unpaid
Ace Athletics seeks an extra push to achieve their fundraising target
We’ve said it before but we’ll say it again – amazing things can be achieved when a community pulls together.
New support scheme for music industry – locals encouraged to apply
Green Party TD and Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin, has today announced a new
Disabled drivers call on Council to introduce ‘game-changing’ parking app
New Spacefinder app means finding a vacant accessible parking space is just a click away The Disabled Drivers Association has
Your creative future starts at DkIT!
Dundalk Institute of Technology’s Department of Creative Arts, Media and Music is home to an exciting and innovative range of
Trinity Gardens residents to protest over apartments plan this Saturday
Trinity Gardens residents are seeking the public’s support for a public protest they have organised for 1.00 on Saturday the
EasyDel – a new force in parcel delivery based locally
This week saw the official launch of a new, fast and professional parcel delivery business called Easy Del which offers
Recently returned from abroad? ‘Back for Business’ could be for you!
Louth participant Aileen Markey encourages others to apply for Government-backed programme aimed at returned emigrants If you have recently returned
