Literacy and Numeracy central to An Post’s competition for schools
Brain Busters programme a fun-filled, educational challenge Fifth and sixth year primary and secondary students up to Junior Cert are
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TV show to shed new light on story of baby found in a Drogheda phone box
An ITV programme to be broadcast next week is expected to shed new light on the story of a baby boy
Misogyny under scrutiny at Highlanes exhibition
Justice – Never Enough Abigail O’Brien 4 September – 16 October 2021 A thought provoking and powerful exhibition which opened
Ceremony on St. Peter’s steps in memory of those who died by suicide
Let’s Talk Mental Health and Addiction marks World Suicide Prevention Day this Friday A newly formed support organisation, Let’s Talk
Mayor intercedes on behalf of people who received Covid jabs outside EU
Mayor of Drogheda Councillor James Byrne has responded to requests from several people who have received their Covid vaccinations in
A stroll in Drogheda becomes a walk on the wild side
I’m heartily sick of writing rubbish stories. What is it that makes some people think it is in any way
Permission for Termonfeckin phone mast causes local disappointment
Councilor Michelle Hall has expressed her disappointment that An Bord Pleanala has granted planning permission for a 21 metre high
Drogheda Creative Writers to resume meetings
Drogheda Creative Writers are to resume their fortnightly meetings in line with the phased re-opening, the writing group are in
Free online seminars to help businesses grow by exporting
Starting on Tuesday next, the seventh of September, Enterprise Ireland is to host a series of free, one hour, online
Local Employment Service and Job Clubs workers to take industrial action
Union’s requests for meeting with Minister go unanswered Members of Ireland’s two biggest trade unions, SIPTU and Fórsa, working in Local
