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Drogheda, Leinster
The latest local headlines, grouped when several outlets have the same story. Every headline links to the outlet that reported it.
- Hospital apology for care deficiencies after baby's death
RTE.ie
- Operating profits at WaterWipes fall 5%
The Irish Times
- Works underway to improve water pressure and strengthen water supplies in North Drogheda
LMFM
- Louth councillor calls for Cork-style ‘urban greening’ measures in Drogheda
Irish Independent
- Appeal lodged against seven-home North Road development in Drogheda
Irish Independent
- Proposal made for over 40 new homes and a creche in Drogheda
Louth Live
- Volunteers across Louth honoured at Trustees’ Week celebration
Drogheda Life
- Last minute agony for Drogheda Ladies against Dublin rivals
Irish Independent
- Network Ireland Louth and AIB highlight importance of cybersecurity for local businesses
Drogheda Life
- Popular Louth nightclub was operating without drinks licence
Irish Independent
- Shoppers stuck in 45-minute traffic jams at M1 Retail Park as local businesses fear impact on trade
Irish Independent
- Residents plagued by illegal parking issues at Drogheda estate
Irish Independent
- Historic Blue School in Drogheda sells for €975,000 after more than 150 years of history
Irish Independent
- Lifesaving defibrillator installed at Duleek pub with 24-hour public access
Irish Independent
- Tullyallen volunteer Ronald Flood shortlisted for Irish Red Cross national award
Drogheda Life
- Drogheda remembers local First World War service at Cenotaph ceremony and seminar
Drogheda Life
- Rapid progress on major Drogheda link road as attention turns to crucial rail line crossing
Irish Independent
- Re-opening Navan to Drogheda rail line a ‘cheap, fast fix’ for commuter chaos
Irish Independent
- Augustinians to mark 20th anniversary of Road Traffic Mass in Drogheda
Drogheda Life
- Drogheda student Ciara (24) appointed to CIÉ Youth Board to help shape future of public transport
Irish Independent
- Santa on a boat, a carnival parade, spectacular lights and fireworks as streets of Drogheda to come alive for Christmas
Irish Independent