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ArticleCarling­ford Lough Ferry can­cel­la­tion a big blow to tour­ism

The news that the Carling­ford Lough Ferry won’t be oper­at­ing this sum­mer has been greeted with dis­may on both sides of the lough, admid fears that it will have a neg­at­ive impact on touism in the region. The ferry had been very pop­u­lar with...

ArticleWOMAN QUESTIONED IN DURNIN MURDER PROBE SUSPECTED OF MISLEADING GARDAÍ

A woman believed to be one of the last people to see school­boy Kyran Durnin alive is being ques­tioned by gardaí who sus­pect she gave mis­lead­ing inform­a­tion about his dis­ap­pear­ance. Detect­ives believe the woman has “cru­cial inform­a­tion”...

ArticleCoun­cil to pay trib­ute to fam­ous sib­lings

Dundalk is set to roll out the red car­pet for The Corrs—prov­ing the town is still “Breath­less” when its biggest stars come home. A long-awaited civic recep­tion for the most suc­cess­ful music group ever to emerge from the town has now been...

ArticleMo Chara own­ers eye expan­sion

The three long-term friends behind Dundalk’s suc­cess­ful bar Mo Chara are busy tick­ing items off their wish list. The trio of Cil­lian Mul­ligan, Paul Kelly and Vinny Mul­ligan opened the aptly named Mo Chara bar in a land­mark build­ing on the...

ArticleD-Day for Louth again as Reds face the Dubs in Cham­pi­on­ship

ArticleAre noisy drones about to des­cend on Dundalk’s streets?

ArticleWOMAN QUESTIONED IN DURNIN MURDER PROBE SUSPECTED OF MISLEADING GARDAÍ

ArticleEnjoy­ing the Sun­shine: Bask­ing in Black­rock

Cara, Ais­ling and Emma Bag­shaw enjoy­ing the good weather in Black­rock on Tues­day morn­ing.