Spectacular visuals and fiery theatre at day two of Drogheda Arts Festival
Drogheda Arts Festival second day was just immense, with spectacular visual arts from Helena Gorey, live music with Rónán Ó’Snodaigh
Two men arrested after drugs worth €2 million seized in Drogheda
An Garda Siochana and Revenue officers scored a major victory in the war on illicit drugs earlier today when, they
Pesticides detected in Greenmount public water supply in Louth
Public urged to consider alternatives to pesticides to protect the River Dee drinking water source An exceedance of the pesticide
Drogheda Arts Festival off to a flying start
Drogheda Arts Festival got off to a great start last night with the return of, live and in person, with
Gardaí supporting domestic abuse support services on Go Purple Day
“This ‘Go Purple Day’ Gardaí together with domestic abuse support services’ across Ireland are sending the strong message – we
Let’s get the name right, it’s ‘The Hugh de Lacy Bridge’
Local composer and historian Michael Holohan says he is delighted to read that the de Lacy Bridge at Scotch Hall
Local commuters face two year wait for flexible tax saver tickets
The long-promised flexible tax saver commuter ticket has been pushed back at least two years by the National Transport Authority
Louth Youth Folk Orchestra concert at Drogheda Arts Festival
The Louth Youth Folk Orchestra, will be joined by an award winning group of Scottish folk musicians for a concert
Concert of classical music to bring consolation after losses of Covid
Drogheda Arts Festival and Drogheda Classical Music present Consolation after Covid: Music written in response to loss When Pauline Ashwood of the
Bealtaine — celebrating Age and Opportunity with Meath Libraries
The lovely month of May celebrates Age and Opportunity and focuses on creativity in older age through the Arts. Meath
