Councillors express their frustration at lack of action on potholes
By Andy Spearman I have often been accused of talking through my backside but, as a frequent cyclist, my backside
New audio and TV resource launched for Drogheda community groups
Representatives of a diverse group of local sports, arts, elderly, youth, immigrant, and community development organisations attended the launch of
Enhanced road safety measures installed at Scoil Naomh Feichín
Scoil Naomh Feichín in Termonfeckin underwent a transformation during the Easter holidays, with the implementation of new road safety measures.
Applications open for Network Ireland Louth Businesswoman of the Year Awards
It’s Springtime, the season of renewal and hope, and with it comes the Network Ireland Louth Businesswoman of the Year
Drogheda’s exclusion from Living Cities initiative unforgiveable – Nash
Labour TD Ged Nash has said that the continuing exclusion of Drogheda from the government’s Living Cities initiative is “inexcusable
Refugee contract at D Hotel must not last a day longer than 2 years —O’Dowd
Aontú candidate for Drogheda Urban, Michael O’Dowd, is urging the government not to renew the two-year lease that allows the
Family with nine year old child had to sleep in car for over two weeks
Joanna Byrne tells Council to “get real” and increase capacity for homeless Sinn Féin Councillor Joanna Byrne has told Louth
Nugent calls for action on scaffolding and neglected bus stop at Dublin Road
“With its fine architecture and bustling streets, Drogheda is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful towns in Ireland.
Drogheda candidate Shona McManus has integration motion passed at FG Ard Fheis
She is a new face on the political scene but Shona McManus, who is running for Fine Gael in the local
History of flying in Drogheda including a fatal plane crash at Colpe in 1933
By Sean Collins The first aeroplane spotted in the skies over Drogheda was, according to the late local historian Jim
