The shutter closes on Jimmy Weldon’s times as a photographer
Farewell to a kind and loyal friend By Andy Spearman What can you say when a man you have grown
Ukrainian refugees brought on My Streets tour of Drogheda
After two years of inactivity due to Covid, the “My Streets” walking tours recommenced yesterday with a guided tour of
LGBTI community shocked by Sligo murders — vigils to be held in Drogheda and Dundalk
The LGBTQI community in County Louth has expressed their deep shock and revulsion at the murders in Sligo of two
Just ten days to until tenth Duleek 10K — register now
The tenth Duleek Cystic Fibrosis 10K Remembrance Run/Walk takes place in ten days’ time on April 24 and the organisers
Clogherhead girl wins Junior Swimmer of the Year Award
A young swimmer from Clogherhead has been awarded the ‘Irish Long Distance Swimming Association’s Junior Swimmer of the Year Award
Gardaí seeking information on missing 16 year old in Drogheda
Drogheda Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 16-year-old Jade Rolon, who is missing from her
Callan seeks a base for retired service personnel in Drogheda
Óglaigh Náisiúnta na hÉireann, the Organisation of National ex Service Personnel seeking a base for years Councillor Kevin Callan has
Power seeks Council action on dangerous road at King Williams Glen
Concerns have been growing among local people about a section of the road at King Williams Glen that has become
DKIT Midwifery section wins National DELTA Award
The Dundalk Institute of Technology midwifery section has won a prestigious DELTA (Disciplinary Excellence in Learning, Teaching and Assessment) award.
Anthony Matthews takes ‘Another Stroll Down Memory Lane’
Between writing poems for Ashling Murphy whose murder touched the heart of the nation, Charlie Bird who raised millions for
