The Argus

While many people spend St Stephen’s Day recovering from the excesses of too much turkey and ham and too many mince pies, Louth music shop owner Conor Hughes will be raising funds for charity.

Louth man Conor Hughes promises to Make Blackrock Great Again in St Stephen’s Day charity fund-raiser ↗

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The Connolly’s Field development in Dundalk will begin to welcome the first tenants in early 2026, local councillors heard this week.

Christmas gift for tenants offered homes at new Dundalk development ↗

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Two happenings experienced on the same day set me thinking about my Christmases past in the town that I was born into and privileged to live for my four score and more years.

Christmas memories remain cherished ↗

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A TD has demanded the Lebanese authorities explain how and why the killer of Irish peacekeeper Sean Rooney was freed from prison.

Louth TD demands answers as Pte Sean Rooney killer who was freed on 'health grounds' still at large ↗

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Christmas came early for one Louth man who scooped €25,287 in the Lotto draw on Saturday, December 20.

Lucky Louth Lotto winner planning holiday in the New Year ↗

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On the Friday before Christmas, the centre of Dundalk came to a standstill, just as it did 50 years ago.

Remembering Dundalk bombing 50 years ago ↗

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Third and fourth year Business Studies students at DkIT recently raised a fantastic €3,375 by hosting two fundraising events for the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA). The fundraisers were part of their Business Ethics and Corporate Citizenship module, supported by lecturer Maeve McArdle. Each year, students organise different events under this module to support a range of causes, and this year the group chose to champion the IWA.

DkIT students raise over €3,000 for Irish Wheelchair Association ↗

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Gardai in Louth detected a motorist travelling at 137km/h in a 120km/h zone on the M1 in Dundalk, as part of nationwide crackdown over the Christmas period.

Motorist caught speeding outside Dundalk as part of Christmas crackdown ↗

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