Studio A Marks a Decade of Dance
Studio A is celebrating a major milestone this week as the local dance school marks its 10th anniversary. In August,
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Spoonful Botanical: The Louth Couple Turning a Kitchen Creation into an Award-Winning Irish Brand
When Jayne and Conor Grimes heard Spoonful Botanical announced as Best Established Small Business at the Louth Business Awards, they
Louth Council Pushes for All-Island Approach to Healthcare Reform
Louth County Council has called for closer healthcare co-operation between the Republic and the six counties. It has passed a
Five Young Lives Lost: Families and Gardaí Share Further Details After Dundalk Tragedy
Gardaí in Dundalk continue to investigate all of the circumstances of a Fatal Road Traffic Collision that occurred on the
Tragedy in Louth as a Five People Die in Two-Vehicle Collision
Five people have died after a horror crash in County Louth. The two vehicle collision occurred on the Ardee road,
Julianstown’s Community garden wins An Taisce International green Flag Award
An Taisce, the national operator of the international Green Flag Award in Ireland, has been delivering the programme since 2016.
Discover the Life and Legacy of World War I Poet Francis Ledwidge at His Birthplace Museum in Slane
The poet Francis Ledwidge was born in Slane on 19 August 1887, the eighth of nine children of Patrick and
Historic Civil War art exhibition opens at Louth County Archives
A new civil war related art exhibition has opened at the Louth County Council Archives in Dundalk. Called “Intervals of
Mid-Louth Councillors Fund specially adapted bicycle for Kilsaran School
Mid-Louth Councillors have once again pooled their Discretionary Budget and have purchased a specially adapted bike for Scoil Mhuire gan
Flooding around Oldbridge as High tides and storm Claudia hit Battle of the Boyne Area
Many of the roads leading to the Battle of the Boyne Centre at Oldbridge were flooded today because of high
