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A 25-year-old man who beat his eight months pregnant partner with an iron bar and tried to choke her, has been jailed for six years.

Louth man who beat heavily pregnant partner with iron bar in ‘savage attack’ is jailed for six years ↗

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A resident’s own money was used to buy flooring in a Louth care home for adults with disabilities run by St John of God Community CLG, a HIQA report has revealed.

Resident’s own money used to pay for new floor at Louth disability care home ↗

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Bawn, an impressive executive home at Mansfieldtown, Castlebellingham, which has come on the market represents a rare opportunity to acquire an outstanding key-ready home in the rolling mid-Louth countryside.

See inside: executive seven‑bed home in Louth offering space, scenery and commuter appeal ↗

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Louth’s Local Employment Office is advising any local businesses, community and sports organisations that experienced flood damage during Storm Chandra that they may be eligible for funding under the Emergency Humanitarian Flooding Scheme. The scheme is available to small businesses of up to 20 employees (or wholetime equivalents), and community, voluntary and sports organisations who, through no fault of their own, have been unable to obtain insurance cover for flooding.

Louth businesses impacted by Storm Chandra urged to apply for emergency funding ↗

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Dundalk Musical Society’s 75th anniversary got off to a great start as they were named the winners of the Final Bow perpetual trophy in memory of Mary Cosgrove, a stalwart of the local stage.

Dundalk Musical Society 75th anniversary off to great start as they take the Final Bow ↗

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With St Brigid’s Day now recognised as a national holiday, a growing public campaign is calling for greater recognition, protection and practical support for Brigid’s Way, a long-established pilgrimage route grounded in Ireland’s indigenous spiritual traditions, stretching from her birthplace at Faughart in north Louth to Kildare where she founded her monastery.

Call for signs to mark Brigid’s Way pilgrimage route from Faughart to Kildare ↗

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A Dundalk mother-of-two who is living with advanced breast cancer is about to get a tattoo which will be very special to her as part of a fund-raising event in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland.

Louth woman living with stage four cancer getting a tattoo to raise funds for Breast Cancer Ireland ↗

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The close knit Co Louth community of Kilkcroney, Knockbridge is in mourning following a fatal accident that claimed the life of a man who has been named locally as Noel Sampson.

Rural Louth community in mourning as man killed in fatal road crash named locally ↗

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