Drogheda Sail Training Bursary celebrates 10th anniversary
When it was established in 2013, the Drogheda Sail Training Bursary was the first scheme in the country to fund the development
Councillor takes issue with O’Dowd’s pessimistic view on Mell Walkway
Labour Councillor Pio Smith has taken issue with a recent statement to Drogheda Life by Deputy Fergus O’Dowd that Minster
Duleek Remembrance 10K set to pass €250,000 milestone this Sunday
The Annual Duleek 10k Remembrance Walk/Run, one of those unique events that never fails to attract support from the local
Low and middle income workers struggling to put food on the table – Nash
“Standards of living continue to drop as government throws good money after bad” Labour finance and enterprise spokesperson Ged Nash
Dunleer Tidy Towns saving the environment, one flush at a time
Think Before You Flush, a public awareness campaign operated by Clean Coasts in partnership with Uisce Éireann, has teamed up
Four days left to submit your views on the Irish housing system
The Housing Commission is encouraging as many people as possible to participate in the consultation on the housing system
DkIT Midwifery staff and students deliver at All-Ireland conference
A delegation of staff and students from the Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) award-winning Midwifery section attended the annual Maternity
Go Purple for National Domestic Violence Day this Friday, April 28
Drogheda Women’s and Children’s Refuge are calling on members of the public to #GoPurple on Friday 28 of April
Mayor of Drogheda urges parents to have their children vaccinated
Mayor of Drogheda, Cllr Michelle Hall has welcomed the HSE’s ‘Every Dose Counts’ campaign marking the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) European Immunisation
Drogheda seminar remembers the Irish Civil War
By Paul Murphy Historian Sean Collins told a seminar on the Civil War last weekend that, having studied the revolutionary
