New Drogheda Code sets out guidelines for a good night out
Drogheda has launched a new night-time code encouraging people to look out for themselves, their friends and the town, under the message “Be Sound”.
€60,098 announced for youth services across Louth and Meath.
Youth services across Louth and Meath are set to receive €60,098 in capital funding for equipment, facility upgrades and minor works.
Missing person appeal for Irina Bobina, 40, from Dundalk
Gardaí are appealing for information on the whereabouts of 40-year-old Irina Bobina, who has been missing from Dundalk since 11th September.
Over €140,000 announced for Louth search and rescue services.
Boyne Fishermens Rescue & Recovery Service and Dundalk Aqua Search and Rescue are set to receive more than €140,000 towards new response jeeps under CLÁR 2026.
Alphadico celebrates three years of growth in Drogheda.
Drogheda-based Alphadico is celebrating three years in business with a growing team, increasing demand and new projects planned for its fourth year.
Scotch Hall on track to become Ireland’s third Dementia Inclusive shopping centre.
Scotch Hall is moving closer to becoming Ireland’s third Dementia Inclusive shopping centre, with staff from up to 80% of retailers completing awareness training.
Cllr Michelle Hall urges Louth women to take up CervicalCheck screening.
Cllr Michelle Hall is encouraging women across Louth, particularly those over 50, to take up CervicalCheck screening and highlighting the HPV vaccination programme.
Comyn says North Drogheda railway station must move from discussion to delivery.
Senator Alison Comyn says the proposed North Drogheda railway station now needs a clear funding pathway following talks with senior Iarnród Éireann executives.
Trim Castle to close for five months for essential upgrade works.
Trim Castle will close from 1st November until 1st April 2027 for essential electrical and mechanical works ahead of a major year for the historic site.
Gardaí reclassify disappearance of Mark Duffy as Murder Investigation.
Gardaí have reclassified the 2022 disappearance of Navan man Mark Duffy as a murder investigation and have renewed their appeal for information.
