Drogheda student achieves Distinctions in all nine Junior Cycle subjects.
St Oliver’s Community College student Ruairí Heeney has achieved Distinctions in all nine Junior Cycle subjects, placing him among the country’s highest-achieving students.
St Oliver’s Community College student Ruairí Heeney has achieved Distinctions in all nine Junior Cycle subjects, placing him among the country’s highest-achieving students.
Junior Cycle students across Drogheda, Louth and Meath are receiving their results today, alongside 73,879 candidates nationally.
Giggles Outdoor Preschool in Co. Meath has been named Best Preschool in the 2026 Glenveagh Nature Hero Awards for its work supporting nature and biodiversity.
Louth students are being encouraged to enter the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2027 before the application deadline on Friday, 25th September.
Minister James Lawless visited Drogheda Youthreach and the Donore FET Campus, meeting students and apprentices and hearing about alternative routes into education and careers
Construction has begun on the long-awaited new joint campus for St Ita’s and St Mary’s Special Schools on the Cement Road in Drogheda.
DkIT has welcomed almost 1,500 first-year students for 2026/27, with CAO applications up more than 20% and strong demand across science, computing and built environment courses.
Rural schools and youth clubs in Meath are being encouraged to join Dream Space Showcase 2026/27, a free year-long national STEM programme.
Ged Nash is demanding answers from the Department of Education after no Drogheda schools were included in DEIS Plus while seven schools in Dundalk were selected.
Students heading to college this September can take a few simple steps to prepare, from setting a monthly budget to checking grants, discounts and other financial supports.