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Louth author Erika McGann. Pic: O'Brien Press
FASN is calling for trauma-aware practice to be embedded “at the heart of the national response”
Councillors were told the cost of hot tar may increase by between 20-25%
The price of the average second-hand three-bed semi in Louth rose by 0.8pc to €315,000 in the last three months
This week's Dundalk Democrat front page
May they rest in peace
Participants at the Louth Student Enterprise Awards 2026, pictured with Nikki Campbell, Head of Enterprise at Local Enterprise Office Louth and members of the judging panel
Highest temperatures of 10 to 12 degrees, with fresh to strong and gusty southwesterly winds veering westerly as the rain clears.
The Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin
Cllr John Reilly is also a small farmer and previously worked in the oil industry
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Orla Crilly will remain as chairperson of The 1903 Dundalk FC Supporters Club. Photo by Sportsfile
All works will be carried out between 7pm, Tuesday 24 March and 12am, Wednesday 25 March. During this time, the reservoir supplying Tullyallen Public Water Supply will be drained and cleaned.
Status yellow wind warnings have been issued for counties Clare, Kerry, Limerick, Galway and Mayo
The Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin
Kathleen Grant opened the shop in 1951
The Sinn Féin TD raised the issue in the Dáil earlier this month after it was revealed that 76 graduating paramedics had been offered 16 week contracts instead of permanent ones.
All works will be carried out between 7pm, Tuesday 24 March and 12am, Wednesday 25 March. During this time, the reservoir supplying Tullyallen Public Water Supply will be drained and cleaned.
Government data reveals that work began on just 13 apartments in Louth since the beginning of 2025
(L-R): Dr Kieran McCabe - GP Wicklow, and committee member of PCSA, Senator Alison Comyn, Dr Sylvia McKenna - GP in Dundalk, Erin McGreehan TD, Dr Niall Maguire - GP Navan and committee member of PCSA
Planning application lodged this week with Louth County Council for 57 new apartments at north end of Dundalk
Gardaí have warned that no excuse can justify speeding and putting other road users at risk.
Quay Celtic FC take part in Dundalk's St Patrick's Day parade. All Photos: Arthur Kinahan
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This is according to new government figures which provide a county-by-county breakdown of the number of workers enrolled to AE since it was launched at the start of the year.
The county wide median house price for Louth now stands at €370,000, up €5,000 on the previous month and €15,000 on November.
DkIT lecturer Glenn McCormack
A Public Participation Day is being held by Louth County Council to present the high-level, emerging flood relief options for Blackrock
Xerox Junction, Dundalk
Image shared by An Garda Síochána Louth
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