Archaeological survey shines light on the heritage of Sonairte site
The results are in from an exciting project overseen by Sonairte – the National Ecology Centre with funds from The
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland marks 21 years of rebuilding lives
Providing life-changing support to brain injury survivors and their families in Louth Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABII) is celebrating 21
DkIT annual John Moore Film Award showcase most successful ever
Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) hosted its most successful end of year film event ever yesterday with over 200 people
Narrow West Street closed for a week to protect public safety
By Andy Spearman Having voted after work yesterday afternoon I did like many others do on a Friday and went
Red Door Project scoops prestigious Pride of Place Award
Supporting people struggling with addiction keeps Manager Louise O’Mahony, Supervisor Joanne O’Dwyer and the rest of the team at The
Drogheda Life seeks salesperson
Having brought you the local news every day for almost ten years, Drogheda Life is now expanding. We achieved over 1.5
Mac Raghnaill to stand down from Council
Labour convention to elect successor to take place on 16th February Drogheda Labour Councillor Fiachra Mac Raghnaill, who was co-opted on
St. Nicholas GFC bringing kids from around the world together in sport
An excellent example of sport bringing children from different cultures together in a shared activity that can forge lifelong friendships
Drogheda Classical Music back with a bang for 2024/25 series
Renowned classical music series returns with sensational performances of Mozart and Tchaikovsky from Barry Douglas and Camerata Ireland Drogheda Classical
Coastal Erosion Threatens Infrastructure Along Laytown Bettystown Coast
Fine Gael councillor Sharon Tolan has called for urgent action to address worsening coastal erosion along the Laytown to Bettystown
