Local South Drogheda & East Meath Fianna Fáil Councillor Stephen McKee hosted a well-attended Study Skills Night for Leaving Cert students last Thursday at The Glenside Hotel, Drogheda. The event drew a large crowd of sixth-year students eager to pick up practical tips ahead of their exams. Cllr McKee, a secondary school teacher by profession,…
It was a strong week for Meath and Louth-linked trainers and jockeys across the country and beyond, with Gordon Elliott, Gavin Cromwell, Colin Keane and Andy McNamara all among the winners. Gordon Elliott and Jack Kennedy kicked off the week with victory at Tipperary on Monday, as five-year-old Getaway Beo took the mares’ maiden hurdle,…
Homeowners across Louth and Meath are being urged to revalue their homes before the November 7th deadline, as rising property prices could mean higher Local Property Tax (LPT) bills next year. According to tax experts at Orbitus, fears are growing nationwide that the surge in house prices since 2021 will push many into higher LPT…
Sonairte, meaning “positive strength,” is an interactive visitor center in County Meath that promotes ecological awareness and sustainable living. Established as a charity in 1988, it’s situated in a historic farm complex on the banks of the River Nanny. The center offers a range of activities, including a walled organic garden, a nature trail, a…
Cllr Wayne Harding has welcomed the announcement of €620,000 in funding towards the design and planning of the recently purchased period house and garden in Slane village. The funding, allocated by Minister Darragh Callery, will support the development of detailed plans for the site’s future use and preservation. Cllr Harding said the next phase will…
From footballers going green to foodies fighting food waste, Meath and Louth are gearing up for a packed week of community-powered climate action as Climate Action Week 2025 kicks off from 13th–19th October. This year’s theme, “People-Powered Climate Action”, is inspiring a wave of creativity across both counties, with local residents, schools, businesses, and community…
A new video released by Drogheda City Status Group (DCSG) lays bare what many already know — Drogheda has outgrown its “town” label and stands today as Ireland’s newest city. Using powerful aerial footage, the short film captures the breathtaking scale of Drogheda’s rapid expansion, showcasing dozens of new residential developments and sprawling urban growth…
Drogheda’s transformation from a historic town to Ireland’s newest city is being captured in striking fashion through a new short film launched today by the Drogheda City Status Group (DCSG). Shot entirely by drone over recent weeks, the film visually documents the town’s explosive growth and expansion — highlighting dozens of major new housing developments…
ESB Networks has issued a strong public safety message as Storm Amy brings high winds and the risk of damage to electricity infrastructure across the country today (Friday, 3rd October). Met Éireann has placed six counties under a Status Orange wind warning from 2pm to 10pm, with the remainder of the country under a Status…
Drogheda and District Chamber has set out its Budget 2026 priorities to local political representatives, highlighting the urgent need for major infrastructure and business supports to unlock Drogheda’s potential as a hub for housing, industry, and employment. At an event in Kildare Street, hosted by Chambers Ireland, the Chamber presented its case under the theme…
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