The European hurling champions went to Drogheda on Saturday in search of a little bit of history and, in doing so, helped show the essence of what a GAA occasion should represent
Tusla report on its involvement with Kyran and the Durnin family raises issues of concern, says Minister
Locals in Dundalk express bafflement and shock at disappearance of boy in 2022, when he was aged six
Detectives no closer to making arrests amid claims the State’s child protection system had ‘failed’ Co Louth boy
Forensic examination of Emer Terrace house and wasteland outside complete, with focus likely to shift to Drogheda
Family member claimed mother and son were noticed missing on same day Tusla indicated it was notifying Garda of concerns
Gardaí took possession of former home of Durnin family after securing District Court order
Minister says there will be ‘consequences’ for any State body found wanting in case of boy (8) who gardaí believe was killed two years ago
Officials assumed the eight-year-old boy had moved to a school in the North
The Irish band have returned with deeper, better songs on their third album in four years
Murder investigation opened after gardaí fail to find any indication that Kyran Durnin is still alive
Major mixed-use scheme is sold in two lots for a fraction of the €120m spent on its development in the early 2000s
Castlethorn’s development brings 43 homes designed by O’Mahony Pike to the market in Louth town
From Seamus Heaney to hipster Dublin, and salon jazz to retro synthesisers, thousands of events will be going on across Ireland on Friday, September 20th
Stephen Carberry (46) also accused of setting fire to car and acting to impede investigation into teenager’s murder
Drogheda teenager collapsed during Louth School Girls League match last week
Dundalk’s 4-2 win over Drogheda United was followed by a pitch invasion during which fights broke out
Incident happened at Ballymascanlon at lunchtime on Tuesday
Long-standing medical technology company says it took decision following a review of its manufacturing supply chain
Fergus O’Dowd highlights case of party colleague whose posters he claims were defaced by the Irish Freedom Party
Eamon Ryan defends timeline saying it takes ‘time to build public transport infrastructure in this country, it does take time’
Dart+ Coastal North will see electrified line connect commuter stations such as Donabate, Balbriggan and Skerries
Former hurler Niall McEneaney found unresponsive on Rathmullen Road following incident in Drogheda
A car registered to the off-duty garda was involved in a fatal collision with a pedestrian in Co Louth on Sunday
Dominican Contemplative Nuns among those objecting to the plans
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up
Minister for Justice says to date there has been more than 48 arrests in relation to riots in Dublin last November
Spokesman for hotel said earlier in week dual use of facility was not possible for child protection reasons
Nine of the 10 clubs fall into three ownership categories: majority shareholder, multiclub model and the members-owned structure
Woman needed emergency surgery in case believed to be first of its kind
Drogheda hotel rules out accommodating asylum seekers and tourists together after Taoiseach describes it as ‘the best solution’ for the town
Taoiseach said co-operation of hotel operator would be needed, hinting at ‘additional finance’ for community facilities
With 13 per cent of tourism accommodation tied up in public contracts, many businesses dependent on downstream economic benefits are worried
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