Tag "Crowe Street"
Temporary car park approved for Francis Street
A temporary car park has been given the go ahead for Francis Street in Dundalk. Paula Tiernan has secured permission to open the car park at a vacant site at
Willie Frazer returns to Dundalk to confront Gerry Adams – or did he?
Ulster loyalist activist Willie Frazer returned to Dundalk yesterday to have another pop at local TD Gerry Adams…. or did he? Talk of the Town has reason to doubt the
Ulster loyalist Willie Frazer visits Dundalk to confront Gerry Adams
Ulster loyalist activist Willie Frazer visited Dundalk today claiming that he was looking for a face to face meeting with Sinn Féin president and Louth TD Gerry Adams. A leader
Man jailed for six months after ramming series of vehicles in Dundalk town centre
The South Armagh man who was deported from America last week has been sentenced to six months in jail at Dundalk Circuit Court this afternoon. Aaron Brady, with an address
Man deported from US appears in court in Dundalk facing road traffic charges
The man deported from the USA yesterday appeared in court in Dundalk yesterday facing a series of road traffic offences. According to a report in The Irish Times, 26-year-old Aaron
Foreign Affairs Minister renews appeal for British Government to release files on Dundalk bombing and murder of Seamus Ludlow
Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan has renewed his appeal for the British Government to open their files to an independent source on the Dundalk bombing in December 1975 and
Dundalk coffee shop 23 Seats shortlisted in competition to find “Best Coffee in Ireland”
A Dundalk coffee shop has been shortlisted in a radio contest to find the “Best Coffee in Ireland”. 23 Seats in Crowe Street is the only local business to have
Supply disruptions expected to a number of parts of Dundalk due to Irish Water works in coming days
Irish Water have advised that, due to essential maintenance works, residents in Legion Avenue and surrounding areas of Dundalk may have supply disruptions this Wednesday. Works are due to take
Books of condelence open in Louth for Martin McGuinness
Books of condelence in memory of former Sinn Féin deputy leader Martin McGuinness have opened in the party’s offices in Dundalk and Drogheda. In a statement on the party website,
Local schools to feature in 1916 themed show in An Táin Arts Centre
Audiences in Dundalk are in for a special treat as students from St Vincent’s Secondary School and St Joseph’s National School join the performers of the critically acclaimed show Visionaries
Dundalk community the focus of this year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade
The entire Dundalk community is the focus for this year’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations with TEAM Dundalk the theme for this year’s March 17th festivities in the town centre. Parade
Table quiz in Toale’s on Friday to support Kilkerley women in Jailbreak bid
Two Kilkerley women are set to take part in Ireland’s largest student-run fundraiser, Jailbreak, in aid of Amnesty International and St Vincent de Paul. Ailsa McGuinness and Tess McGlynn, who
41 years today since Dundalk bombing that claimed two lives
Today marks the 41st anniversary of the Dundalk bombing. On Friday December 19th 1975 a car bomb exploded outside Kay’s Tavern pub, now the Crowe’s Nest, around 6.20pm with two men
Bid to open temporary car park on Francis Street submitted to council
A planning application has been submitted to Louth County Council recently in relation to a temporary car park on Francis Street. The application by Paula Tiernan relates to a vacant
Pinstripe Punk opens second outlet on Crowe Street
Local men’s clothing store Pinstripe Punk have opened a second outlet on Crowe Street. Pinstripe Punk opened its doors at 5 Crowe Street in Dundalk on August 26th 2015. Now
