Councillors give thumbs down to high rise Scotch Hall development
An Bord Pleanála will have final say on the matter Drogheda Councillors have given a unanimous thumbs down to a
Walk or run 100k in April for Alzheimer Tredagh Lodge
Alzheimer Tredagh Lodge Drogheda are running a virtual 100km walk/run during the month of April to commemorate their25th Anniversary in
Tayto Park announce virtual school tours
One lucky school will win a virtual school tour for every class! Making sure kids don’t miss out on a
Bettystown beach car ban extended for further six months
Councillors dither over making ban permanent The question of whether or not cars should be allowed on Bettystown beach has
‘We should have tourism on the brain like other towns do’ – Byrne
“We need to think bigger in terms of promoting our rich culture and heritage” “Every resource deployed in Drogheda, whether
EPA tells Irish Water to clean up its act at waste water treatment plant
“I believe very significant infrastructural investment will be required in the Drogheda network” – O’Dowd The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
McGreehan welcomes survey on sexual violence and harassment in Higher Education
A ground-breaking survey into staff and student experiences of sexual violence and sexual harassment in Irish Higher Education Institutions is
Anglers urged to ‘leave no trace’
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) in collaboration with Leave No Trace Ireland has launched an outdoor recreational guide for angling in Louth and nationwide
Councillor wants magnet fishing banned after explosive devices pulled from canal
Meath Labour Councillor Elaine McGinty has said that urgent laws and enforcement are needed to strengthen the hand of Local
Mayor calls for checks of Oldbridge area after two mortars found in less than a week
Mayor of Drogheda Kevin Callan has called for an area where two devices, believed to be mortars, were found to
