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Dundalk Chairman's Civic Awards - Vimarsana News

Dundalk Chairman's Civic Awards

The 2023 Dundalk Municipal District Civic Awards took place on Monday in the foyer of County Hall, Dundalk on what turned out to be a beautiful sunny evening. The awards which are set by legislation under Section 74 of the Local Government Act 2001, as a reserved function, and reinforced by the Local Government Reform Act, 2014, Section 131 A(1)(b) allows Municipal Districts to hold and grant Municipal Awards annually to local individuals or groups.

Where Should Joe Go: A List Of Ireland's Hot Spots As Voted By You - Vimarsana News

Where Should Joe Go: A List Of Ireland's Hot Spots As Voted By You

If Weekend Breakfast listeners were in control of Joe Biden's itinerary for this high profile visit to Ireland, where should Joe go?It comes as no surprise t...

Nativity scene sleepout set to be held under a Cooley bridge in aid of the Peter McVerry Trust - Vimarsana News

Nativity scene sleepout set to be held under a Cooley bridge in aid of the Peter McVerry Trust

A Cooley railway bridge is set to become a living nativity scene where local families can sleep out to help raise funds for the homeless. The Advent Sleep Out&n...

Socially distanced queue forms for 'takeaway' ashes outside church - Vimarsana News

Socially distanced queue forms for 'takeaway' ashes outside church

A socially distanced line of people waited this morning to collect their ‘takeaway’ ashes from one of Ireland’s oldest churches to mark the start of Lent. Father Malachy Conlon blessed the 1,000 individual containers during morning mass at the Church of St James, Grange, on the Cooley Peninsula in Co Louth. The ashes were placed in large open baskets in front of the altar for people to collect and take home with them. “I got two – one for me and one for my neighbour who can’t get to the church,” said Pat Halpenny (79) from Ballagan. It is not the first time Fr Malachy Conlon has...