Irish Rail backs Laytown park-and-ride expansion in principle, says Cllr Sharon Tolan
Laytown park and ride plans have moved a step closer, with Cllr Sharon Tolan confirming that Irish Rail has given…
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Lú Festival of Light to go ahead tonight after Saturday cancellation
Lú Festival of Light will return to Drogheda tonight, Sunday, 25th October, with projection shows beginning from 6pm after Saturday’s cancellation.
Halloween comes to life at Drogheda Credit Union Spook Parade
Drogheda was full of Halloween colour and creativity as the Spook Parade brought costumes, characters and plenty of atmosphere to the streets as part of the Lú Festival of Light.
Lu Festival of Light Cancelled Tonight Due to Storm Boelo
Tonight’s Lu Festival of Light in Drogheda has been cancelled due to adverse weather conditions associated with Storm Boelo. Organisers…
Tredagh Boxing Academy’s Grace Conway crowned U23 All-Ireland champion
Grace Conway has won the U23 All-Ireland Boxing Championships and has now been selected to represent Ireland at the European Championships in Croatia.
Lú Festival of Light begins tonight across Drogheda town centre
Lú Festival of Light returns to Drogheda from 23rd to 26th October with four nights of projections, street entertainment, music and family activities.
Gardaí urge extra care on roads during October bank holiday operation
Gardaí and the Road Safety Authority are urging road users to take extra care as the October bank holiday Roads Policing operation continues until Tuesday.
Louth footballer Tiernan Markey takes next step towards US college football
Louth footballer Tiernan Markey has progressed to the next stage of Ireland’s Kicking King as he pursues an opportunity in American college football.
HSE seeks young adults and under-served communities for Regional patient council
People from Louth and Meath are being invited to apply for two places on the HSE Dublin and North East Patient and Service User Council.
Five local primary schools join forces to support smartphone-free childhoods
Five primary schools across Drogheda, East Meath and Louth have joined a voluntary initiative encouraging families to delay smartphones until the end of primary school.
