NTA considering options for Tenure to Drogheda bus service
Mid-Louth Councillor John Sheridan has received confirmation from the National Transport Authority (NTA) that they are to consider a bus
Elderly man dies after being struck by a car in West Street
Gardaí are currently at the scene of a fatal road traffic collision involving a car and a pedestrian that occurred
Sheila Hudson, the life and soul of the party, kept her smile to the end
The sight of Sheila and Roger Hudson making their way together along the Cord Road to or from the town
Munster asks Taoiseach to insist RSA open permanent driving test centre in Drogheda
Sinn Féin TD Imelda Munster has called on the Taoiseach to ensure the RSA open a permanent driving test centre
Nash welcomes government commitment on assessment of needs for children with disabilities
“No child should have to wait for an assessment of need but tragically, thousands are” Deputy Ged Nash has welcomed
Residents shocked at IDA plan for steel plant in rural site
Residents in Killineer, Waterunder and the Hill of Rath have expressed their shock at news of a planning application which could see
Switching off lights on M1 had no implication for road safety says TII
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has told Drogheda TD Fergus O’Dowd that lighting along the M1 has been switched off to
Boomerang’s Youth Open Day and “Get Ready to Work” Workshop
Boomerang Youth Centre and Cafe are looking forward to two exciting events at their club premises at 62 Fair Street
Children’s disability services in County Louth at crisis point
Louth among the worst performing counties in the country “Children with autism and a range of other disabilities in County
Drogheda Implementation Board announces €125k in grants to community projects
Twenty one community projects in the Drogheda and Laytown/Bettystown area are to receive funding totalling €125,000 from the Drogheda Implementation Board.
