The Conservatives and Reform UK have candidates in all 70 seats, while Labour and the Liberal Democrats are contesting most ...

The free-to-use Irish Genealogy website has been updated to include even more Irish birth, marriage, and death records.

Rock legends to face Red Devil heroes A DAY unique in the local sporting and social calendar will be hosted on July 12 next by the local Social Group when an opportunity will be afforded to young and ...

At County Louth Golf Club, tradition runs deep. Since 1892, the club has stood proudly on the windswept links of Baltray, welcoming golfers of all ages and abilities – and, more often than not, ...

Ardee Municipal District Cathaoirleach John Sheridan attended meetings with Tourism Ireland as part of the Louth County ...

To mark the 30th annual Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade a deputy grand marshal in this year’s march collaborated with The ...

It isn’t every day that one gets to buy a bit of Irish cultural and economic history ... B Daly & Sons on Laurence Street, Drogheda, Co Louth. “We’re selling on behalf of the Murphy family ...

Cllr John Sheridan, Cathaoirleach Cllr Kevin Callan, Cllr Sean Kelly and Cllr Pio Smith pictured with Michael Benn, the Grand Marshal of the New York St Patrick's Day Parade and Eric Adams, the ...

The long-standing impasse over ownership of the historic Bully’s Acre Famine Cemetery in Drogheda is nearing a conclusion as the Health Service Executive (HSE) and Louth County Council have now ...

You could be entitled to a fortune in the UK if you have a link to an unclaimed estate, and if you have a certain surname the likelihood of that goes up. Unclaimed estates, or ownerless property ...

How well-versed are you in all things Irish? Ahead of St Patrick's Day, Lottoland has a quick-fire quiz to test your knowledge on Ireland's history, geography, and culture. The quiz was designed ...

I’m spinning my favorite Irish punk tunes, making my tried and true St. Patrick’s Day recipes and clinking Guinness pints with my closest friends — after I’ve toasted with an Irish proverb ...