Drogheda Creative Writers celebrate Poetry Day with two readings
As part of Poetry Day Ireland,  Drogheda Creative Writers and Just Write invite you to two readings on the theme
We cannot turn a blind eye as homeless numbers increase says Nugent
The issue of homelessness plagues Ireland and many other countries around the world but, as someone who calls Drogheda home,
Disabled Drivers launch campaign for Text Alert Scheme
Fear of physical and verbal abuse and their own safety were among the top reasons given by disabled drivers for
Four special schools in Louth to receive extra supports
Four special schools in County Louth including St. Ita’s in Crushrod Avenue and the ABACAS School in Priest’s Lane are to be
Poor quality grass cutting – here we go again says Callan
Independent Councillor Kevin Callan has said that the first cuts of grass across the town this year look to be
Heartbreak for Drogheda as St Vincents win final game of the season by a single goal
Drogheda Water Polo’s final league game of the season ended in a heartbreaking single goal defeat at the hands of
A busy couple of months of training pays off for Boyne AC seniors
The Boyne Athletic Club seniors have been very busy training since January preparing for Half Marathons and 10km races and
McKee backs calls for the Navan-Drogheda railway line to be reopened
The Cathaoirleach of the Laytown-Bettystown Municipal District, Cllr Stephen McKee, has expressed his full support for calls for the Navan-Drogheda
Love Your Coast Photography Competition now open for entries
To mark Earth Day, Clean Coasts is inviting photographers to celebrate the breath taking beauty of the Irish coast by
Sheridan welcomes good news for Tidy Towns groups over election posters
Mid-Louth Councillor John Sheridan has welcomed confirmation from the Department of Rural and Community Development that local Tidy Towns groups
