St Oliver’s Community College student wins SciFest@DkIT 2025
Students from St Mary’s Diocesan School, Laytown and Drogheda Educate Together Secondary School and Our Lady’s, Greenhills also win awards
DIFE launches new advanced electrical and engineering technology programme
Drogheda Institute of Further Education (DIFE) has launched a new Advanced Electrical & Engineering Technology (Level 6) programme developed in
Memorial concert to honour the life and work of music teacher Olive Powderly
As the proprietor of Toccata House Music School, Olive Powderly was loved and respected throughout the region by friends
Garda sustains serious injuries after van driven at him in Ardee estate
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following a dangerous driving incident in which a van was driven at a Garda in
Butterly appointed to Oireachtas Committees on Justice, EU Affairs and Housing
Local Fine Gael Deputy Paula Butterly has been appointed to the Oireachtas Committees on Housing, Local Government and Heritage, European
Children’s winning artwork to be used in Council’s Dog Fouling Campaign
We are a nation of dog lovers but they do poo a lot and are unable clean up after
Gold and two silvers for Tredagh at All-Ireland Championships
Tredagh Boxing Academy continued its run of success recently with three of its young athletes representing both the club and
Publication of book of short stories a dream come true for Morgan Landy
For many years Ardee man Morgan Landy has dreamt of writing and publishing a book and next Friday that dream
Joanna Byrne renews call for new Drogheda Ambulance Station
Sinn Féin TD Joanna Byrne has renewed calls for a new ambulance station in Drogheda, citing deplorable and unsafe conditions
Two more derelict buildings in Narrow West Street in danger of collapse
Less than a year after the partial collapse of the former Brady building in Narrow West Street, another very
