Of the urban areas in Louth surveyed in a recent Commercial Buildings Report, prepared by EY, Drogheda had the highest commercial vacancy rate. Photo by Tim Mossholder/Unsplash
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Louth motorists facing traffic disruption after collision in Ardee
Motorists in Ardee could be set for lengthy traffic delays this evening, following a traffic collision at the N33.
An Garda Síochána told the Dundalk Democrat this evening, that gardaí and emergency services are currently at the scene of a single vehicle road traffic collision on the N33 at Cappocksgreen Ardee, Co Louth, today, Thursday 05th March, 2026.
Gardaí say that as this is an ongoing incident there is no further information available at this time.
Local traffic diversions are in place.
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