Louth woman Rachel Doyle receives Irish Girl Guides’ highest award.
Louth woman Rachel Doyle has received the Golden Sun, the highest award in Irish Girl Guides, as North East members were celebrated at a national ceremony in UCD.
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Julianstown residents welcome HGV vote as support for wider traffic relief plan
Julianstown Village Association has welcomed a vote against an immediate standalone HGV ban, saying it reinforces the case for the wider Traffic Relief Scheme.
Drogheda Cycling announces five community rides from October to New Year.
Drogheda Cycling has announced five community rides running from October to New Year’s Day, including a Baltray beach clean-up, Halloween cycle and winter rides.
Gardaà appeal for help locating missing Drogheda teenager Cian Mooney
Gardaà are appealing for help locating 16-year-old Cian Mooney, who has been reported missing from Drogheda since 5th October.
Ardee Bike & Trike Run thanks the community for backing prostate cancer campaign.
The team behind Ardee’s Bike & Trike Run has thanked local businesses and the community for supporting its prostate cancer awareness and fundraising campaign.
Witness appeal: Burglary, Stamullen, Co Meath, Tuesday, 6th October, 2026
Gardaà have issued an appeal for assistance from the public as part of their investigation into a burglary that occurred…
The Lost Whitworth Monument: A Forgotten Part of Drogheda’s History.
By Historian Sean Collins Recently I noticed on social media a great interest in the Whitworth Monument, once a feature…
Drogheda student achieves Distinctions in all nine Junior Cycle subjects.
St Oliver’s Community College student Ruairà Heeney has achieved Distinctions in all nine Junior Cycle subjects, placing him among the country’s highest-achieving students.
Portuguese and Irish ambassadors visit Louth as County strengthens EU links.
Irish and Portuguese ambassadors visited locations across Louth, including Drogheda, as part of a programme aimed at building longer-term links between the county and Portugal.
Dundalk man shares life-changing cycling accident story in new RSA video.
Dundalk man Niall Connor is sharing his experience of a life-changing cycling accident in a new RSA video encouraging young people to wear helmets.
