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A group of young musicians is launching a fundraising initiative, which they hope will give local charities a much needed boost, whilst providing great entertainment.

A body has been located in the search for a missing fisherman off the coast of Clogherhead, Co Louth.

That the town of Drogheda is drenched with talent is evident in the lead up to Christmas which provides such stunning Christmas entertainment fare for the people of the town and beyond with so many excellent concerts, recitals and carol services proliferating the Christmas entertainment scene. Last Friday night in the TLT it was the turn of the Drogheda Male Voice Choir to once again feature the talent which the town can be proud of. In a stunning two and a half hour concert, hosted by Alison Co...

The search for a missing fisherman off the coast of Clogherhead entered a second day on Wednesday, however there is still no sign of the man who entered the water off a floundering vessel on Tuesday morning.

Drogheda’s brave little battler Barbara Data will soon be heading home from her three-month stint in the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire, and her family is trying to raise €30,000 to assist with her recovery over the next few years.

A single mum of two is pleading with Louth County Council to reconsider the house where she has been relocated, as she says it is in ‘a totally dilapidated state and not fit for habitation’.

There is serious concern for patient outcomes across the North East as hospital waiting lists grow and Emergency Departments are overstretched.

The enchanting spirit of Christmas will illuminate Drogheda as the community gathers for the much-anticipated Christmas Light Switch-On event in St. Peter's Plaza, West Street. Set to take place on Friday, November 17, from 6pm to 7.15pm, this festive celebration promises an evening of joy, music, and dazzling lights.

A Louth woman who did not sit her Leaving Certificate, has just graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Business & Management from DkIT.

A heartfelt plea by a small independent retailer in Drogheda has captured the attention of the community, but she’s hoping it’s not too late.