Drogheda jumps twelve places in Business Against Litter league
‘Seriously littered’ Dundalk hits rock bottom in 40th place Thanks to a concerted effort by many individuals, community groups and
Locals and refugees walk together to mark International Refugee Week
Solidarity between people of several nations was strengthened yesterday when members of the Termonfeckin Sanctuary Runners and Walkers group and
Get lean and grow your business with the Lean for Micro Programme
Imagine being able to free up extra time every week from your busy schedule and useit to add value to
€1.3m grant to improve access at DKIT campus welcomed
A grant of €1,305,496 has been secured for DKIT to improve access for people with disabilities and to invest in
Drogheda Cycling group AGM this Thursday
The Drogheda Cycling Group, which has been campaigning and lobbying for improved cycling infrastructure in the town, is holding its Annual
A Drogheda revolutionary remembered for her role in the Civil War
By Paul Murphy Any illusion that women of the Irish revolutionary period were “shrinking violets”, capable only of making the
Frank celebrates his 40th anniversary at the Country Cottage in Donore
If you’re looking for somewhere to bring the children this Sunday they would really enjoy a visit to Frank’s Country
Bellewstown Summer Festival – three action-packed evenings of racing
Ministers Charlie McConalogue and Thomas Byrne visit Bellewstown Racecourse to inspect recent improvements Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Drogheda Sail Training celebrates ten years of adventure for local youngsters
There was great excitement at the Drogheda Port Company HQ last Friday as trainees who participated in the 2023 Drogheda Sail
Drogheda must not be held to ransom for Meath County Councils’ failure
When Labour Councillor Emma Cutlip questioned Louth County officials recently about the lack of progress on a Drogheda Area Plan
