Education

Bush Post Primary - Photo: Facebook

Six Louth schools to benefit from climate action scheme

Bush Post Primary - Photo: Facebook

Six Louth schools to benefit from climate action scheme

Maria Roddy Freyne, DkIT; Majella Gorman, Ballymascanlon Hotel & Golf Resort; Richard Stevenson, Windward Management Ltd, Roisin Carolan, DkIT; Caitriona Lavery, Hastings Hotels; Megan Daly, The RDS; Glenn McCormack, DkIT and Christopher McGrath, DkIT at the DkIT hospitality guest lecture morning

Dundalk IT welcomes hospitality industry leaders

Maria Roddy Freyne, DkIT; Majella Gorman, Ballymascanlon Hotel & Golf Resort; Richard Stevenson, Windward Management Ltd, Roisin Carolan, DkIT; Caitriona Lavery, Hastings Hotels; Megan Daly, The RDS; Glenn McCormack, DkIT and Christopher McGrath, DkIT at the DkIT hospitality guest lecture morning

Dundalk IT welcomes hospitality industry leaders

Not too late to avoid strike action, insists Lawless

The Robotics and Automation Apprentices pictured at the Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre of Excellence (AMTCE), Dundalk along with RAA instructors Chris Lawson and Darren Scorey.

Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship begins in AMTCE Dundalk

The Robotics and Automation Apprentices pictured at the Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre of Excellence (AMTCE), Dundalk along with RAA instructors Chris Lawson and Darren Scorey.

Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship begins in AMTCE Dundalk

The University of Galway has said its research was conducted under 'the strictest animal welfare and ethical standards'

6,000 live animals used in research experiments at Irish university

Dundalk Grammar School celebrate record number of perfect results in the Leaving Certificate

Dundalk Grammar School celebrate Leaving Cert record at Graduation Tea

Up to 1,360 children under three years of age in Louth remain on waiting lists for a place due to ongoing staffing challenges, according to Early Childhood Ireland.

Waiting lists for Early Years places reach up to 1,360 in Louth

Up to 1,360 children under three years of age in Louth remain on waiting lists for a place due to ongoing staffing challenges, according to Early Childhood Ireland.

Waiting lists for Early Years places reach up to 1,360 in Louth

Mr. Séamus Meehan, Principal at Bush Post Primary School, Dundalk, Co. Louth.

New Principal at Dundalk's Bush Post Primary School

Mr. Séamus Meehan, Principal at Bush Post Primary School, Dundalk, Co. Louth.

New Principal at Dundalk's Bush Post Primary School

Reece McArdle, Tadhg Kellett and Sean Flanagan

Louth competitors prepare for WorldSkills Ireland 2026

Aoife Curran

Dundalk IT pathway opens the door to Aoife’s nursing career

Reece McArdle, Tadhg Kellett and Sean Flanagan

Louth competitors prepare for WorldSkills Ireland 2026

Aoife Curran

Dundalk IT pathway opens the door to Aoife’s nursing career
Aoife is is preparing to begin the BSc (Hons) in Intellectual Disability Nursing at DkIT
Jason Newman

Louth County Council welcomes the Gum Litter Taskforce Roadshow

Louth County Council welcomes the Gum Litter Taskforce Roadshow

Martin Lynch, AMTCE, demonstrates use of robotic dog, ‘Spot', to Minister James Lawless TD and Martin G. O’Brien, Chief Executive LMETB at the launch of the new Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship.

LMETB’s Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship is now open

Noreen McManus

Fiddler Noreen McManus on her leap back to education at Dundalk IT

Noreen McManus

Fiddler Noreen McManus on her leap back to education at Dundalk IT

Martin Lynch, AMTCE, demonstrates use of robotic dog, ‘Spot', to Minister James Lawless TD and Martin G. O’Brien, Chief Executive LMETB at the launch of the new Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship.

LMETB’s Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship is now open

West Street in Drogheda

Drogheda City Status Group slams Local Democracy Taskforce report

Elga Jerusha Henry

How Dundalk IT degree shaped Elga’s tech journey

The Parents Notify process provides a clear overview on the need for specialised placements and enables the sanctioning of special classes

Online portal for special education places now open for Louth parents

Elga Jerusha Henry

How Dundalk IT degree shaped Elga’s tech journey

St Daigh’s National School in Monaghan were given the top honour of Best School award in the AgriKids Farm Safety Ambassador School Programme

Local school scoops top award for engaging farm safety campaign

St Kevin's NS new buildings being officially opened

Louth school celebrates official opening of new autism classrooms
St Kevin’s celebrates major school transformation with official opening ceremony
Jason Newman

The survey indicates that 13% of parents nationally would like their child’s school to operate through Irish. In Louth, 13.3% of parents voted for this option which translates to an estimated 2,185 children who currently have no access to a gaelscoil.

2,200 primary pupils in Louth cannot access a gaelscoil

St Kevin's NS new buildings being officially opened

Louth school celebrates official opening of new autism classrooms

The survey indicates that 13% of parents nationally would like their child’s school to operate through Irish. In Louth, 13.3% of parents voted for this option which translates to an estimated 2,185 children who currently have no access to a gaelscoil.

2,200 primary pupils in Louth cannot access a gaelscoil

Sinn Féin TD Ruairí Ó Murchú speaking in the Dáil

Ó Murchú raises cases of Dundalk children left without school places

DkIT President Dr Diarmuid O’Callaghan speaking at the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Further and Higher Education

Dundalk IT-Queen’s partnership plans examined by Oireachtas committee

'Literacy Changes Lives'- L-R -Literacy Ambassador Michael Power, Min Marian Harkin, Maria Riordan, Manager of ALL Programme Office, Colm McEvoy,SOLAS Executive Director

Louth projects awarded funding to tackle adult literacy challenges

'Literacy Changes Lives'- L-R -Literacy Ambassador Michael Power, Min Marian Harkin, Maria Riordan, Manager of ALL Programme Office, Colm McEvoy,SOLAS Executive Director

Louth projects awarded funding to tackle adult literacy challenges

Sinn Féin TD Ruairí Ó Murchú speaking in the Dáil

Ó Murchú raises cases of Dundalk children left without school places

DkIT President Dr Diarmuid O’Callaghan speaking at the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Further and Higher Education

Dundalk IT-Queen’s partnership plans examined by Oireachtas committee

The former PJ Carroll factory in Dundalk

Development planned for former PJ Carrolls factory in Dundalk

Dr Niamh Shaw and Engineers Ireland President John Jordan

Prestigious fellowship conferred on Dundalk's Dr Niamh Shaw

Lecturer Jonathan Duggan with students from Our Lady's Greenhills during the film and media workshop

Dundalk IT and iWish inspire next generation of women in STEM

Shane Morris, Emily Seitz and Huthan Khalaf from O Fiaich College receive 1st place for their Drip Clip invention from Sadie Ward McDermott, Director of FET and Martin Cassidy

Dundalk students win top honours at advanced manufacturing awards

The former PJ Carroll factory in Dundalk

Development planned for former PJ Carrolls factory in Dundalk

Dr Niamh Shaw and Engineers Ireland President John Jordan

Prestigious fellowship conferred on Dundalk's Dr Niamh Shaw

Lecturer Jonathan Duggan with students from Our Lady's Greenhills during the film and media workshop

Dundalk IT and iWish inspire next generation of women in STEM

Dr. Diarmuid O’Callaghan, President, Dundalk Institute of Technology; Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless T.D. and Professor Sir Ian Greer, President and Vice-Chancellor, Queen’s University Belfast

DkIT to be named Dundalk University College

Dr. Diarmuid O’Callaghan, President, Dundalk Institute of Technology; Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless T.D. and Professor Sir Ian Greer, President and Vice-Chancellor, Queen’s University Belfast

DkIT to be named Dundalk University College

DkIT Campus

Dundalk IT and Queen's University partnership 'historic' for All-Ireland educati...

Legislation to be drafted for ‘landmark’ link between Queen’s and Dundalk IT

Access Education Louth launched its campaign group on Wednesday 15 April

Access Education Louth launches campaign group

Enoch Burke seeks to appeal against judgment which found suspension lawful

Workers squeezed after ‘wrong call’ in Budget 2026, Sinn Fein says

Access Education Louth launched its campaign group on Wednesday 15 April

Access Education Louth launches campaign group

Ardee Educate Together

Louth survey shows rising demand for multi-denominational education

Ardee Educate Together

Over one-third of Louth parents seek multi-denominational schools

Oscars success shows Irish ‘confidence’ says Micheal Martin

Ray McCutcheon (L), Wriggle Learning Head of Customer Experience, and Cian O Náraigh, Acting Deputy Principal at De La Salle College (R)

Dundalk’s De La Salle College moves early on Senior Cycle Reform

Ray McCutcheon (L), Wriggle Learning Head of Customer Experience, and Cian O Náraigh, Acting Deputy Principal at De La Salle College (R)

Dundalk’s De La Salle College moves early on Senior Cycle Reform