The Argus

Dundalk historian and film maker Marcus Howard will deliver the next lecture in the Old Dundalk Society’s autumn series of talks when he recalls what had become known as The Greatest Prison Escape in Irish History – The Catalpa Rescue, on Wednesday November 12 in the Louth County Museum, Jocelyn St, Dundalk.

Dundalk historian Marcus Howard follows up sold out US lectures on the greatest prison escape in Irish history with talk in Louth County Museum ↗

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Sixteen motorists had their vehicles seized and are facing a day in court following a garda crackdown on uninsured drivers in Louth on Thursday,

Louth gardai seize 16 vehicles in crackdown on uninsured drivers ↗

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Over 1,300 students recently marked a major milestone as they became the newest graduates of Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT).

1,300 students conferred with awards at DkIT graduation ceremonies ↗

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Festive shop windows are an essential to the magic of Christmas – just look at the excitement surrounding the unveiling of the Brown Thomas Christmas windows in Dublin every year.

Dundalk businesses urged to spread Christmas magic and decorate windows for new competition ↗

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Dundalk resident Jens Stöckel is a man on a mission.

‘People don’t understand that mental illness is not something you choose’ – Dundalk man urges men to speak out for Movember ↗

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Twenty- three year old Leah Glass from, Smarmore, Ardee, was recently named winner of the Digital Infrastructure Design competition at WorldSkills Ireland 2025, beating strong rivals from Sligo and Galway.

Louth Worldskills winner says she doesn’t shy away from being one of the few women in the room ↗

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The opening of a new branch of the American company, Supply Technologies, a division of ParkOhio, in Dundalk’s Northlink Business Park, has been described as “a strong vote of confidence in our local economy and workforce” by the Cllr Seán Kelly, Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council.

American company Supply Technologies opens branch in Dundalk creating 20 jobs ↗

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Louth designer Caroline Duffy always dreamt of owning her own business but it was the pandemic lockdown of five years ago that propelled her into making that dream a reality.

After starting her own business during lockdown, Louth designer Caroline Duffy opens studio in Dundalk townhouse ↗

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