German clockmaker Reinhart Albert and his thriving business in Drogheda
On March 27 we published an article about a clock that was made in Drogheda over 125 years ago that
Drogheda fighting back against litter louts
There was great shock and concern, in some quarters at least, when the Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) report for
President Biden’s visit to Louth a big success despite the weather
The historic visit by US President Joe Biden to Louth yesterday was a proud day for the county and, despite
Masters of disguise! – Louth artists go Incognito for Jack and Jill
Louth artists have once again illustrated their hearts of gold with 21 local artists taking part in Incognito 2023, Ireland’s most mysterious online
Young Louth man travels to the Slovak Republic to help influence EU policies
A young advocate from County Louth travelled to the Slovak Republic recently to help influence EU policies and ensure young
Theresa making an impact at ReStore’s Drogheda outlet
Local woman Theresa Mansfield has volunteered in the ReStore Drogheda outlet since last year. Habitat ReStore enables local people to
14th ‘Love Your Coast’ photography competition open for submissions
Clean Coasts’ 14th annual Love Your Coast photography competition has officially opened for entries with a prize fund of €6,000.
Drogheda remembers the Irish Civil War 1922-23
The Drogheda Civic Trust is to host a seminar in St. Peter’s Church of Ireland Hall, Peter Street, Drogheda
Pauline Ashwood leaving Drogheda Classical Music for Irish National Opera
After eleven years as the Director of Drogheda Classical Music, Pauline Ashwood is standing down from the position to take
Callan seeks public’s opinion on a dog park for Drogheda
Independent Councillor Kevin Callan is seeking the public’s views and opinions on installing a dog park in a public park
