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
Recently returned from abroad? ‘Back for Business’ could be for you!
Louth participant Aileen Markey encourages others to apply for Government-backed programme aimed at returned emigrants If you have recently returned
Period for submissions on Carlingford to Dundalk Greenway closing next week
Louth County Council, with the support of Transport Infrastructure Ireland, is developing proposals for the Dundalk Bay to Carlingford Greenway
Gerry’s 40-day walk, no booze, raises €12K for teen cancer patient Slav
The mum of a teenage cancer patient has expressed her ‘forever thanks’ to LMFM presenter Gerry Kelly whose Lenten campaign
TV show to shed new light on story of baby found in a Drogheda phone box
An ITV programme to be broadcast next week is expected to shed new light on the story of a baby boy
Nash calls on FF and FG to boost redundancy cap
Labour TD Ged Nash has hit out at the government for refusing to lift the €600 cap on statutory redundancy.
A proud day for Rathmullen as new Community House is opened
Yesterday, Thursday 24th October 2024, was a proud day for the people of Rathmullen and there was a big turnout
Somebody’s Child to visit Golden Discs in Drogheda
To celebrate the release of his debut self-titled album on 3rd February, Dublin indie-rock/pop artist Cian Godfrey, AKA Somebody’s Child,
Drogheda Cycling Group calls for more metal bollards outside schools
The Drogheda Cycling Group has asked for Louth County Council to move away from “plastic wands” as a solution for
