19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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Lynne Rice from Kilkerley with her children Kate (11), James, aged eight, and Liam, aged six
LOUTH County Library kicked off the Christmas season by hosting a festive children's art workshop on Saturday, November 25.
The workshop was organised by staff at the library on Jocelyn Street, Dundalk and run by Dublin-based storyteller Simone Schuemmelfeder.
It was attended by over 20 local children and their parents. The children made Christmas crafts such as Christmas trees, sleighs and items for an advent calendar.
Pictured: Elaine Griffin from Kilkerely with her two children, Amy, aged seven and Grace, aged five
Picture: Rachel Yore (14) from Blakley Close, Dundalk
Pictured: Rían Byrne, aged six, from Inniskeen
The Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin
Stretch of road where there was an accident recently
The announcement from the Tánaiste comes days after Deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Ronan Glynn advised the public to "work from home where possible" this autumn and winter.
The Health Service Executive will now plan the roll-out of booster doses to those over 60, under the fresh advice from NIAC.
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