St. Laurence’s Gate
Drogheda’s name comes from the Irish Droichead Átha, meaning “bridge of the ford,” a reference to the River Boyne on
Contract terminated with provider of George’s Street IPAS Centre after Halloween fire
The Government has terminated its contract with the provider of the IPAS Centre in George’s Street that was set on
Motorists warned to take care as flooding hits parts of Drogheda
Motorists in the Drogheda area have been warned to be extremely careful about flooding caused by high tides. Wellington Quay,
16 Motorists Caught Driving Without Insurance in Louth Garda Crackdown
On Thursday, a total of sixteen motorists were caught on the roads across County Louth driving with no insurance. It
Scotch Hall Turns 20: Two Decades at the Heart of Drogheda
There aren’t many places in Drogheda that everyone knows quite like Scotch Hall. For twenty years, it’s been part of
Beloved Bettystown shop Pat’s Centra reopens three years after fire
One of the most popular shops in East Meath has re-opened after being closed for three and a half years
Bettystown Could Get a New Train Station – Feasibility Study Approved!
Fine Gael Councillor Sharon Tolan Welcomes Commitment from NTA to Conduct Feasibility Study on New Bettystown Train Station Fine Gael
Two men remanded in custody after late-night court hearing over Halloween IPAS centre fire
Two men have appeared before a special late-night sitting of Drogheda District Court charged in connection with the fire at
Thomas Oluwa signs new Drogheda United deal through 2026
Drogheda United is delighted to announce that forward Thomas Oluwa has signed a contract extension until the end of the
Deadly Craic: Ellen O’Reilly on bringing laughter back to Drogheda’s nightlife
When local musician and lecturer Ellen O’Reilly launched Deadly Craic Comedy Club earlier this year, she wasn’t just starting another
