Drogheda Life

“Right, time for a bit of nonsense and absurd nonsense at that” said our favourite clown, musician and bingo caller Kieran Gallagher earlier today in a text. Kieran is a great laugh but he’s not so great at the auld technology so he sent the message three times. To be sure, to be sure, to…

Sounds of Cuba, Contralto voices and 6 Moving Guitars: Louth Contemporary Music Society presents ‘We Sing for the Future’ From Wednesday 14 April to Sunday 18 April, Louth Contemporary Music Society’s festival of new music will stream seven free-to-view videos and performances from its website for the first time in the festival’s history. Composer Sarah Hennies’…

Lockdown has been particularly difficult for people living with dementia and equally difficult and lonely for people caring for loved ones at home. This week is Donate For Dementia week and the Alzheimer Society of Ireland (ASI) has teamed up with Virgin Media Ireland to bring you a week dedicated to fundraising and awareness of…

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), along with Industry leaders, from Retail, Wholesale and Vehicle Distribution have re-emphasised that motor retail is ready to open when restrictions allow. They point out that in  a recent national survey conducted by Behaviour & Attitudes 75% of respondents said they would be comfortable visiting car dealerships/garages…

Decluttering the house – for some it’s an absolute nightmare while others would just love to remodel their home but are put off by the expense or the hassle. Wouldn’t it be great if you could get someone to do it for you? Well here’s an opportunity for one lucky household to have their home…

A lyrical labour of love written in pen and ink by local author The unstoppable march of technology has meant that the clackety clack of dozens of manual typewriters being frantically pounded by reporters in a busy newsroom is a sound that will probably never be heard again. Being the son of a journalist, one…

By Elaine Keogh A postcard sent from Ireland destined for a great granny in County Galway, was delivered in error to the home of a Drogheda woman living in Boston on St Patrick’s Day. Decorated with a child’s colouring and a simple message saying, ‘lots of love Billy,’ the woman whose home it arrived at…

Despite all the warnings Gardaí are continuing to find people gathering for house parties or social gatherings. They point out that these gatherings not only put those attending at risk, but everyone they come into contact with after including loved ones, neighbours, colleagues and local community. To date, An Garda Síochána has issued over 15,000…

This month’s Zoom-in from Outcomers Drogheda will have a special magical twist. For the month that’s in it, they are celebrating MARCH MAGIC with a one-off, magic show calledVIRUTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE with Ireland’s leading magician, Joe Daly this Thursday 25th March at 19.45.  The Outcomers Drogheda LGBTQ+ Zoom-In’s are a safe space for members of the…

Councillor James Byrne has written to all school principals in the Drogheda area encouraging them to get their schools involved in a new initiative that is designed to get students getting to and from school under their own steam. The Safe Routes to School Programme which was launched yesterday by Minister for Education Norma Foley…