O’Dowd calls for reopening of the Bettystown Court Hotel
Following on from the closure of the d Hotel, Aontú representative in Drogheda Michael O’Dowd has issued a call for
The best of trad music every Thursday night in Bennett’s pub, Ardcath
By Darragh Smith For anybody interested in trad music, the most welcoming and fun trad session takes place every Thursday
From Termonfeckin to Heerhugowaard, local singers wow the crowds in Holland
Termonfeckin singers return from Netherlands countrywide tour “We can now sing Red Rose Café in Dutch! Two well known local
€216,000 worth of herbal cannabis seized in Dublin was bound for Louth
Two parcels originating from Portugal and destined for an address in County Louth were seized by Revenue officers and found
Free books for Junior Cycle students and special schools from September
Fine Gael Councillor Sharon Tolan has welcomed the new Junior Cycle Schoolbooks Scheme, introduced for the 2024/25 school year, which will
Habitat for Humanity – Making a House a Home in Louth and Meath
By Darragh Smith The housing charity Habitat for Humanity Ireland which is committed to supporting vulnerable individuals, announced the expansion
With road deaths increasing Gardaí launch Bank Holiday Road Safety Appeal
An Garda Síochána and The Road Safety Authority (RSA) have today launched a special Road Safety Appeal for the St
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
