Funeral details announced as vigils take place in memory of five killed in Louth crash
Man (20s) who survived ‘shocking and devastating’ collision discharged from hospital
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Gardaí believe Co Louth crash survivors can help with investigation
Victims, all in their 20s, died after their car crashed into another vehicle, then went on fire, on Saturday night
Three in hospital after five young friends die in Co Louth crash
Two women and three men aged between 21 and 23 were killed in two-vehicle collision near Dundalk
‘Veil of deep sadness’: Five people killed in Co Louth crash named
Crash happened on L3168 in Gibstown in Dundalk shortly after 9pm on Saturday
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Gardaí investigating after man (30s) found dead in Dundalk
The body was discovered outside a residential property at Dúiche Roden
Katie Ball of Just Mustard: ‘I don’t know if being the centre of attention comes naturally. I keep doing it anyway’
Despite signing to the ultra-hip Brooklyn-based label Partisan, the introverted band have decided against leaving their hometown of Dundalk
Funeral for Louth’s O’Connor family members to be held on Tuesday
Mark O’Connor, Louise Doherty O’Connor and their son Evan were found dead in their home last week
Rising sea levels, more storm surges and shifting weather patterns put properties at risk
Parts of Dublin, Clare, Limerick and Louth exposed to ‘rising sea levels and more frequent storm surges’
Landmark Xerox industrial facility seeking new occupier
Dundalk building extends to 156,658sq ft and has direct connection to nearby Eirgrid substation
Kate O’Connor receives hero’s welcome at Dundalk homecoming
Louth native claimed silver medal for Ireland in heptathlon at World Athletics Championships in Japan
Elderly Ukrainians unable to access healthcare in Louth feel ‘humiliated’ and ‘exhausted’
Three adults in their 70s, including woman with prosthetic leg, were transferred from housing in Youghal to Dundalk in August
PayPal profit in Irish division jumps to €16.8m despite a fall in revenue
Lower revenue due to reduction in employee-related expenses as staff numbers fell, company says
Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney family group was paid €24m in three months for homeless and refugee housing
McEnaney Group growing fast with tens of millions in turnover and growing property portfolio, public documents show
Surviving Miami Showband members remember their bandmates on 50th anniversary of atrocity
Fifty years since lead singer Fran O’Toole, guitarist Tony Geraghty and trumpeter Brian McCoy were murdered by loyalist paramilitaries
Man (19) was seen in ‘tranquil’ state before drowning, inquest told
Apprentice electrician Luke McAuliffe drowned in ‘windy and choppy’ conditions at Balbriggan
Tributes paid to ‘diligent’ and ‘lovely’ Kofi Owusu (15) who died while swimming in Meath
Kofi Owusu (15) died in incident in river Nanny in Co Meath on Friday
US multinationals will be slow to return operations to US, Ibec leader says
US firms will think carefully before bringing investments ‘back into a regime that’s so chaotic’ says Danny McCoy
A casual bite: Irish bistros, cafes and wine bars for a laid-back meal
Key ingredients of a popular place to eat? Passion, quality and a twist of originality
Dundalk lands zoned for development seeking €5.5m
Holding of 7.91 hectares occupies strong location next to M1 on outskirts of town centre
Three women students have expulsions from DKIT quashed by High Court
Dundalk Institute of Technology had expelled the undergraduates over alleged violent physical altercations
Housing land dezoned in Dundalk despite regulator’s intervention
The site, owned by Glenveagh, had been earmarked for some 500 new homes
First houses built using 3D construction printing technology completed in Louth
Three two-storey, three-bedroom terraced units, each with an internal area of 110sq m, delivered for local families
Ireland’s new must-see tourist sites for fans of film and fiction: From Sally Rooney’s novels to Cillian Murphy’s movies
An unexpected boon of Ireland’s cultural success is that its less well-known locations are suddenly on the tourist trail
Woman (30s) arrested in relation to Co Louth hit-and-run that left cyclist (40s) in critical condition
Collision occurred in Dromiskin, Co Louth on Monday
Interpol issues yellow notice for two Irish boys kept in Egypt by their father for almost three years
Mandy Kelly, from Dundalk, said her estranged husband, the children’s father, refused to let the boys return from a family holiday in Cairo in 2022
Woman (70s) in serious condition in hospital after hit and run in Dundalk, Co Louth
Woman’s car was struck by stolen SUV on Armagh Road shortly after 1pm on Sunday
Woman accused of stealing potted plants takes High Court case over lack of CCTV evidence
Court hears judge ‘erred in law’ in indicating she would consider witnesses’ evidence of what they saw on CCTV even though gardaí ‘failed in their duty’ to preserve footage
Nimbyism or valid objection: the fight over one Dundalk housing scheme
Louth councillors knock back plan to build 502 homes on 46-acre site close to Dundalk Golf Club
West African food is finally taking its place at Irish tables
Three entrepreneurs are introducing the unique spices and flavours of Afro-Caribbean food to Ireland through fine dining, takeaway and casual dining
Owner of Dundalk FC claims debt firm wrongfully appointed receiver over property
John Temple alleges Mars Capital secured judgment against him by ‘surprise and/or mistake’
Fine Gael candidate John McGahon divides opinions in Dundalk over 2018 incident
McGahon, found not guilty of assault causing harm to another man, has been endorsed by Taoiseach Simon Harris ‘on the basis of what happened in a court’
Kyran Durnin case: No further searches planned as investigators ‘consolidate’ leads
Tusla report on its involvement with Kyran and the Durnin family raises issues of concern, says Minister
Kyran Durnin case: has the murder investigation stalled?
Gardaí investigating the disappearance and assumed killing of the schoolboy have no remains, no crime scene and no co-operative witnesses
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