Louth Homeowners Urged to Stay Vigilant as Burglaries Rise with Darker Evenings
In the first half of 2025, 381 burglaries and 124 vehicle thefts were reported to the Louth Garda Division. Following
Literacy and Numeracy central to An Post’s competition for schools
Brain Busters programme a fun-filled, educational challenge Fifth and sixth year primary and secondary students up to Junior Cert are
Council seeks funding applications for Culture Night 2022 events
Culture Night, the annual national celebration of Irish culture, creativity and the arts run by the Arts Council in conjunction
History of flying in Drogheda including a fatal plane crash at Colpe in 1933
By Sean Collins The first aeroplane spotted in the skies over Drogheda was, according to the late local historian Jim
Pre-Loved & Prosecco Pop-Up Fashion Night to Support Drogheda Women & Children’s Refuge
A touch of sparkle, a glass of prosecco, and a whole lot of heart — that’s what’s promised at the
Dáithí Ô Sé invites you to celebrate Alzheimer’s Tea Day
RTÉ star Dáithí Ó Sé is calling on Louth to show solidarity with people with dementia and their family carers and virtually
New Pedestrian Crossing Approved for Drogheda–Duleek Road
A badly needed new pedstrian crossing on the Drogheda-Duleek road is to go ahead. It will be erected near the
Guns Re’Loaded return to the Barrel stage at McHugh’s on Saturday
Another rock ‘n roll treat beckons for Drogheda when the latest Guns ‘N Roses tribute band, Guns Re’Loaded, return to
Tullyallen Macra na Feirme club in winning form
Aisling Floyd was one of several members of Tullyallen Macra na Feirme who competed in the county round of the
Flanagan on Friday: A Generation Locked Out While Government Looks Elsewhere
I hear Drogheda’s now an apartheid free zone – I’m sure Bibi Netanyahu and Donald Trump will be unable to
