The woman was conveyed to University Hospital Limerick for treatment of serious injuries. She was pronounced deceased yesterday evening.
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Summer is on the horizon, the days are stretching longer, and our April/May issue of Louth Life arrives just in time to celebrate everything bright, bold and inspiring about the season ahead
Springtime is finally here, and as the year starts to take shape it gives us great pleasure to welcome you to the April/May edition of Louth Life - the magazine for Louth people by Louth people.
Our latest edition is packed full of engaging interviews, spring fashion inspiration, recipes for Easter treats, and guides to great events and activities across the county that will keep you entertained.
Just Mustard vocalist Katie Ball talks about the band’s meteoric rise to fame as they prepare for their upcoming tours of Europe and America. She reflects on finding her voice, trusting her instincts, and staying grounded.
Skin cancer survivor Kevin Roden shares his story and mission to encourage people to speak up about their health, and An Táin manager Mary Claire Cowley shares the daily handbag essentials she can’t leave the house without.
We meet up with the artists of Bridge Street Studios in Dundalk - one of Ireland’s longest-running artist collectives - as they celebrate three decades of collaboration. They are marking their 30th anniversary with a group exhibition titled, ‘The things that matter most are the things that can’t be seen’.
Helen McCann of Primrose Lane Bakery shares her passion for sweet treats, the long hours needed to run a successful business, and her baking origins.
Meanwhile, Kayleigh Mulligan shares her journey to becoming the manager of Louth Volunteer Centre and the amazing work being done by dedicated volunteers in our communities. And the owner of Dunleer’s Lir Boutique, Sonya McEvoy, shares her top tips on how to dress well on Ladies Day at the races.
So grab a cuppa, a copy of Louth Life, and sit back and enjoy the latest edition!
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