Ballad songs and local history on Brendan Matthews’ next Walk ‘n’ Talk tour
There is a distinctly musical theme for the next Walk ‘n’ Talk history tour to be presented by local historian
Wreckage from ship sunk during WW1 to be presented to County Museum
Items recovered from the wreckage of the SS Dundalk, a cargo steamer that was sunk by a German u-boat off
Rob Strong Band to play free gig in Gleeson’s this Sunday
The legendary singer Rob Strong may be 76 but, after 60 years on the road, his shows still pack more
Saga of abandoned Hebble Sand needs to end without further delay
The owner cannot be allowed to continue this game of cat and mouse By Andy Spearman The rusting eyesore that
Tommy Weir retires from Drogheda Credit Union after 56 years
When Tommy and Bernadette Weir got married in 1968, Fr Crowley a founding member of Drogheda Credit Union officiated at
Executive response to question on apprentices “simply not good enough” says Cutlip
When Labour Councillor Emma Cutlip asked Louth County Council recently how many trade apprentices they had hired in the last
New Foodshare Drogheda Project offers free food to people feeling the pinch
By Andy Spearman In a country that counts its budget surplus in the billions of Euros each year it is
EUROSPAR Launches new €10,000 ‘Let’s Celebrate Community’ campaign
Moran’s EUROSPAR in Bredin Street, Drogheda has come together this year with EUROSPAR Supermarkets all over Ireland to say “thank
Ireland’s finest to gather in Drogheda to celebrate the life and work of Sean Corcoran
Some of the country’s finest musicians, singers, writers, dancers, actors, artists, historians, and many others, will gather in Drogheda over
Nina Carberry gets a grilling at launch of Laytown Races Colouring Competition
Former leading jockey and TV star, Nina Carberry faced a myriad of questions at the launch of the Laytown Races
