Residents as determined as ever in opposition to seven storey “monolith”
Council requests more information on developer’s revised plans for 57 ‘Build to Rent’ apartments The residents of Trinity Gardens and
Geiran implementation plan to be ready by end of June — Nash
Deputy Ged Nash has received assurances from Department of Justice officials that a plan for the implementation of the recommendations
Louth’s representatives in “Pride of Place” competition announced
Blackrock and “The House” in Cox’s Demesne go forward to national finals Louth County Council has nominated two entries to represent
Young people challenged to create their own TV show
Don’t just watch the TV, be a part of it! A call has gone out for young people aged 4-18
Drogheda students making history today
This year’s Leaving Cert students at Ballymakenny College are the first in the school to sit the exam History is
St Oliver’s CC Leaving Cert students have worked ‘diligently’ – Principal
Return to exam routine welcomed The principal of St Oliver’s Community College has not forgotten “how much last year’s students
€1,000 prize in Intel’s Mini Scientist competition for primary schools
Registration has opened for the 2021 Intel Mini Scientist competition which is a science competition for primary school students in
Louth SMEs can avail of free digital skills training
Six weeks of support for growing business online Thomas McEvoy, Louth County Council’s Head of Enterprise, has advised businesses in the
Parklets adding life and colour to the streets of Drogheda
A year ago few of us had ever heard of a parklet, but now they are popping up all over Drogheda
Laytown/Bettystown demands a full time Garda station
Residents protest over lack of adequate local policing It’s a 30-minute drive from Ashbourne to Bettystown but trained Garda drivers
