INMO refers HSE recruitment freeze to Workplace Relations Commission
The HSE’s freeze on recruitment continues despite nationwide protests by health workers. In December clerical and administrative staff at Our
Odds shorten to 3/1 on Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin entering into coalition
BoyleSports are offering 3/1 odds on a coalition between Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil as the most likely outcome of
Even Dundalk realises that Drogheda needs its own local authority!
The Drogheda City Status Group has described an editorial published in the online edition of the Dundalk Argus newspaper supporting
Danu Home Care slammed for cutting pay of Louth and Meath care workers
Company (formerly Ann’s Home Care) refuses to engage with Unite regarding unilateral contract changes Workers providing essential homecare services
Limited availability on Sail Training Ireland voyages for 2024 season
Have you ever fancied sampling life as a crew member on board a sailing ship? Would you be up for
Older people tell of their experiences of ageism at Age Friendly Louth event
An event highlighting ageism awareness and assisted decision making was held in Drogheda recently, hosted by Louth County Council’s Age
Councillors and officials in damage limitation talks in wake of D Hotel closure
The unilateral decision of government to close Drogheda’s largest main hotel came as a shock to everyone including the elected
Louth Councillors declare their solidarity with the people of Palestine
Louth County Councillors have unanimously passed a motion proposed by Drogheda Labour Councillor Emma Cutlip declaring their solidarity with the
Three accused of attempting to extort €1.5m from Drogheda businessman
Victim received death threats, a pipe bomb was left outside his Clogherhead home Three men have been accused of attempting to
Network Ireland Louth celebrate International Women’s Day
Award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, and mentor, Naomh McElhatton, renowned for her female leadership in the technology and digital sectors, was the
