Irish Coast Guard responds to more than 1,150 incidents during busy Summer.
The Irish Coast Guard responded to 1,154 incidents between June and August, saving 240 lives and assisting 1,462 people during an exceptionally busy summer.
Meath
Traffic calming works begin outside Donore Primary School.
Traffic calming works have started outside St Mary’s National School in Donore, with a raised crossing and speed cushions also being introduced on the Staleen Road.
Meath schools encouraged to take part in Dream Space Showcase 2026/27
Rural schools and youth clubs in Meath are being encouraged to join Dream Space Showcase 2026/27, a free year-long national STEM programme.
Eight simple steps to help protect your heart health
The Irish Heart Foundation is encouraging people to take eight simple steps during Heart Month to help reduce their risk of heart disease and stroke.
Drogheda Swim Club celebrates standout season at annual awards.
Drogheda Swim Club has celebrated another successful season, with Jessica Sweeney and Stan Penk taking the top honours at its annual awards ceremony.
Julianstown meeting calls for wider review before traffic relief route is chosen
A public meeting in Julianstown has called for wider assessment of traffic relief options before Meath County Council selects a preferred route.
Pet-friendly public transport could help make Drogheda a more welcoming town
By Lyndsey Kenny: Founder and Owner of Pet Bliss There was a piece of news this week that probably made…
Two generations and more than two decades of McGowan family hospitality in Drogheda
Two generations of the McGowan family have grown one Drogheda hotel into a hospitality business spanning Scholars, Peggy’s, Sunday Street and Geraldine’s.
Drogheda writers and poets to celebrate Culture Night at Highlanes Gallery
Drogheda Creative Writers and the Just Write! poetry group will celebrate Culture Night with an afternoon of local writing and poetry at Highlanes Gallery on 18th September.
Ged Nash demands answers over Drogheda schools missing out on DEIS Plus
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.
