DkIT students explore options at Business and Humanities Careers Fair
The school of Business and Humanities at Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) recently welcomed over 20 employers from diverse industry
Forsa’s petition against HSE’s exclusion of Health and Social Care Professionals from regional Management
The HSE have decided to exclude Health and Social Care Professionals from representation on the Senior Management Team, in the
Brendan’s “Tales of Yesteryear” Walk n Talk Tour
The next Walk n Talk tour to be presented by Community Historian Brendan Matthews, will take place on Wednesday
Slane poet Francis Ledwidge remembered 107 years after his death in WW1
The life and work of the First World War poet Francis Ledwidge, who died in Belgium 107 years ago this
Louth students encouraged to enter sustainable fashion competition
Louth County Council is encouraging local secondary students with an interest in fashion to consider entering the Relove Fashion Competition
Joe Sheils honoured for 80 years’ service to the Labour Party and to Drogheda
By Andy Spearman Last week I had coffee with Joe Sheils, a man who has been working on behalf of
Chelsea Flower Show winner to speak at Drogheda Floral Art Group diamond jubilee
Dinner & Demonstration, June 14th, Glenside Hotel at 7.00 p.m. The Drogheda and District Floral Art Group is celebrating its
Carberry’s, once a mecca for Irelands’ finest musicians, alas is silent now
By Sean Collins Today the doors are locked, the lights are off and the place is shrouded in silence,
Boyne AC athletes brave wind and rain at Leinster Cross-Country Championships
In wet and windy conditions, with a storm warning looming on the horizon, Boyne AC athletes braved the elements and
Droichead Arts Centre – Fiona Kerbey ‘New Work 2019 – 2022’
An exhibition of work by Laytown ceramicist Fiona Kerbey, her first professional solo show, opened at the Droichead Arts Centre
