Rail Review fails test for Drogheda says Nash
Deputy Ged Nash has criticised the All-Island Strategic Rail Review for its failure to commit to a new station on
Northeast Business Excellence Awards opens for entries
The movers and shakers of the Drogheda business community gathered at the Highlanes Gallery yesterday for the launch of the
Biggest ever number of events during Heritage Week 2024
Nano Reid inspired walking tours of Drogheda, tours of Barmeath Castle and Gardens, a visit to Killineer House, free tours
Contracts signed for Dundalk’s St. Nicholas Quarter Regeneration Project
Louth County Council have signed contracts with Glas Civil Engineering Ltd. for the delivery of the St. Nicholas Quarter Regeneration
Five more primary schools in Louth to receive hot meals from September
Pupils at another five primary schools in Louth are to receive hot school meals from September. Deputy Fergus O’Dowd said
SOSAD reports big growth in counselling services for early 2024
SOSAD Ireland, the leading mental health charity dedicated to offering free, confidential counselling services and providing accessible and compassionate support
‘Sons of Cream’ to play their fathers’ iconic music at McHugh’s Barrel Venue
A band called ‘Sons of Cream’ will be performing a not to be missed gig for rock and blues fans
Big thinking needed to develop Millmount and Buttergate as a National Monument – Mc Quillan
The Mayor of Drogheda, Councillor Paddy Mc Quillan, says that we need to be thinking big when it comes to
Slane poet Francis Ledwidge remembered 107 years after his death in WW1
The life and work of the First World War poet Francis Ledwidge, who died in Belgium 107 years ago this
Anti-immigrant demo peters out in face of Drogheda4All’s message of love
The peace along the banks of the river Boyne at Drogheda was shattered last Saturday afternoon when two groups started
