St. Mary’s DS boys pay €1,500 not to wear uniforms
Students at St Mary’s Diocesan school have over the years developed a well-oiled machine for collecting funds for community organisations
Cancer Trials Ireland to host ‘Cancer Retreat’ to build awareness
Readers who have had a cancer diagnosis and who are interested in clinical trials will be interested to know that
Munster accuses Minister of ‘dodging and delaying’ on PANCR
Government must clarify if Council can appeal Northern Cross Route decision Imelda Munster has asked Tánaiste Leo Varadkar for clarity
Coast Guard and RNLI issue safety advice for Bank Holiday weekend after recent rise in callouts.
The Coast Guard and RNLI have issued important water safety tips ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend and say they
Boyne logboat already known to authorities
It turns out that the logboat “discovered” by local amateur archaeologist Anthony Murphy the day before yesterday has in fact
HSE warning over gastrointestinal infections effecting children
There have been more cases of two gastrointestinal infections this year in the North East of the country than this
East Meath Primary Care Centre expected to open early next year
The HSE has confirmed to Fine Gael TD, Fergus O’Dowd that the lease agreement for the new East Meath Primary Care
Drogheda Creative Writers celebrate Poetry Day Ireland
The annual Poetry Day Ireland is taking place today and there are events taking place across the country, including Drogheda. Drogheda
Defibrillaor installed outside Termonfeckin Centra
We’ve all done it, arrived at the door of a shop only to realise you’ve left your mask at home.
A logboat possibly dating to Neolithic times is found in the Boyne
Last week a dolphin was seen in the Boyne, this week a logboat is making headlines A citizen archaeologist who discovered
