The Kiosk Project Art Space opens call for 2027 programme.
The Kiosk Project Art Space in Drogheda has opened applications for its 2027 programme, inviting proposals from artists, collectives and community groups.
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Alphadico celebrates three years of growth in Drogheda.
Drogheda-based Alphadico is celebrating three years in business with a growing team, increasing demand and new projects planned for its fourth year.
Comyn says North Drogheda railway station must move from discussion to delivery.
Senator Alison Comyn says the proposed North Drogheda railway station now needs a clear funding pathway following talks with senior Iarnród Éireann executives.
€320,000 awarded to three Louth community safety projects.
Three Louth community projects, including The Red Door Project and Drogheda Homeless Aid, have secured a combined €320,000 from the Community Safety Fund 2026.
Peggy Moore’s named North East’s Best Tourist Pub.
Peggy Moore’s in Drogheda has been named Best Tourist Pub for the North East and will now compete for the national title in November.
Louth County Council: Temporary Closure of Road
LOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF ROAD Section 75 Roads Act, 1993(Roads Regulations 1994) Louth County Council hereby gives notice…
Colourful wildlife artworks brighten up Drogheda town centre.
Wildlife-themed artworks featuring a bumblebee, butterfly, fox, peacock and kingfisher have appeared on electrical boxes around Drogheda town centre.
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital protest called off as nursing dispute goes to Labour Court
Senior nurse and midwife managers will hold a lunchtime protest at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda on Tuesday as a work-to-rule begins.
Drogheda man Dermot Kelly tells his story in new memoir Silent, Not Defeated.
Drogheda man Dermot Kelly reflects on growing up profoundly Deaf, representing Ireland, becoming a father and overcoming discrimination in his new memoir, Silent, Not Defeated
Drogheda Women & Children’s Refuge reports rising demand for domestic abuse services.
Drogheda Women & Children’s Refuge says demand continued to grow in 2025, with 316 women supported and hundreds unable to access refuge accommodation.
