St. Oliver’s Community College awarded yellow flag for promoting diversity
By Darragh Smith St. Oliver’s Community College has been awarded a second yellow flag for their work in promoting diversity
Irish Rail, residents and Tidy Towns transforming Dublin Road embankment
A collaborative effort involving Iarnród Éireann, Dublin Road Residents and Drogheda Tidy Towns is transforming the Dublin Road with the
Drogheda students compete for Texaco Children’s Art Competition Awards
Young artists who submitted entries to this year’s Texaco Children’s Art Competition are currently having their works evaluated as the
Irish Cement continues 15-year partnership with St. Oliver’s Community College
A 15-year long partnership between St Oliver’s Community College and Irish Cement which gives participants an insight into the world of work continues to
Councillors raise issues concerning disabled parking spaces
The condition of disabled parking spaces, and their abuse by able-bodied drivers, have been causing concern of late and two local
Senator calls for action on inaccessible transport and infrastructure
Louth Fianna Fáil Senator and Spokesperson for Disability, Erin McGreehan, has said that much more needs to be done to
Anger caused by O’Gorman’s decision on D Hotel grows
“We need better and more balanced decision making” says Love Drogheda BID The anger caused by the government’s decision, without
Drogheda & District Chamber announces strategic partnership with LHK Group
Drogheda & District Chamber has entered into a new partnership with local business LHK Group, an award winning family-owned insurance
Have your say on Meath’s Digital Strategy
Meath County Council is seeking feedback from the public on the key features to be included in the updated Meath
30 years of Tea and Kindness for Alzheimer’s Tea Day
The Alzheimer Society of Ireland (ASI) today, launched the 30th Alzheimer’s Tea Day and is calling on Louth to raise a
