Remembering Emma Leonard: Drogheda family raises over €50,000 for hospice in her memory
A Drogheda family has raised more than €50,000 towards a new hospice in memory of Emma, with eight loved ones preparing to run the Dublin City Marathon.
A Drogheda family has raised more than €50,000 towards a new hospice in memory of Emma, with eight loved ones preparing to run the Dublin City Marathon.
By Community Historian Brendan Matthews The photo above is from the Drogheda Museum archives, it depicts both a sail and…
Photos: Jenny Callanan Photography Sponsors, CEO of Louth County Council David Conway, Niall Gallagher from LEO Louth, Caitlin Harding from…
“A major step forward along the road to deliver Drogheda’s potential” – Chamber President IDA Ireland has confirmed to Drogheda Life…
Part XI of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended) Part 8, Article 81 of the Planning and Development…
Over the past few years Tony and Ger Smith and their team at GOODWOOD Fuel based at 24 North Strand,…
It was a week to remember for ACE AC as athletes delivered outstanding performances both at home and abroad the biggest of all coming…
The Tullyallen Tractor Run has been held on December 27 every year since 2015 and in that time it has…
Major steel sections for the Narrow Water Bridge have arrived at Carlingford Lough, marking a major step forward in the cross-border project.
Naomh Máirtín CPG of Monasterboice has won the €5,000 Louth County award in this year’s Texaco Support for Sport initiative….