Four Louth arts organisations share €382,475 in Arts Council funding.
Four Louth arts organisations, including Drogheda International Music Series, will share €382,475 in Arts Council funding for artistic activity during 2027.
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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.
Louth County Council secures International workplace safety certification.
Louth County Council has achieved ISO 45001 certification for its occupational health and safety management system across a wide range of Council services.
Thomas Byrne seeks assurances after six East Meath power outages
Thomas Byrne is seeking assurances from ESB Networks after six significant unplanned power outages affected Bettystown, Laytown and Mornington during 2026.
Boots opens new Drogheda store Creating more than 40 jobs
Boots has opened a second Drogheda store in Scotch Hall Shopping Centre, creating more than 40 jobs and adding a new pharmacy, beauty and wellness offering.
Overnight water works could affect more than 45,000 people across Drogheda
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More than 45,000 people across Drogheda and surrounding areas could experience water supply interruptions as Uisce Éireann carries out urgent overnight pipeline repairs.
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.
Festival of Ideas Launch Event
Festival of Ideas returns to Drogheda from 17th to 20th September, exploring vacancy, dereliction and regeneration through talks, workshops, exhibitions and urban walks.
