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The Dundalk Democrat has been a trusted source of news for the people of Dundalk and Louth since its founding in 1849. It proudly maintains its status as the local paper of record, earning a solid reputation over the years. Additionally, our news website, www.louthlive.ie, is among the most frequented in the region. We also engage with our audience through active social media channels, including popular Facebook and Twitter accounts. Our dedicated news team is deeply involved in the community, offering exceptional coverage of local events and sports, breaking stories, and thorough reporting on the latest happenings in Dundalk. We publish a comprehensive local newspaper that is available every Tuesday morning.

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Arthur's Archive: Take a trip down Louth's memory lane!

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Rebecca Lenihan

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Louth Men's Shed group receives €500 donation from O'Connor Roofing Supplies

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Jason Newman

Cooley Peninsula Men's Shed were delighted to accept a cheque for €500 from O'Connor Roofing Supplies Ltd, Rampark, Jenkinstown towards the refurbishment of the former RNLI boathouse in Greenore as their new base. Work on the building exterior has already begun. Pictured (l-r): Patsy Murphy, Antóin Watters, Michael Rafferty, Louise Long, Stephen O'Connor and Pat Bellew.
Dundalk held to a draw by Finn Harps

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Dundalk FC’s grip on top spot in the SSE Airtricity League First Division tightened uncomfortably on Easter Monday, as a 1-1 draw with Finn Harps at Oriel Park saw their lead cut to just three points. A second draw in four days has cast a shadow over The Lilywhites’ previously imperious form, and with Bray Wanderers surging—buoyed by six consecutive wins—the race for automatic promotion is beginning to heat up.
Louth branch of ONE raises money for veterans in need

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Jason Newman

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Kilduff proud of Dundalk players despite Treaty setback

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Ciaran Kilduff expressed his disappointment at Dundalk FC being held to a 1-1 draw with Treaty United, but also voiced pride in his side’s overall performance across the opening 10 games of this season’s SSE Airtricity League First Division campaign.
Benching of Keogh explained in Dundalk draw with Treaty

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Ciaran Kilduff revealed that Sean Keogh’s absence from Dundalk FC’s starting line-up in the 1-1 draw with Treaty United was due to injury, clarifying that the decision was enforced rather than tactical. The 19-year-old left-back, who had registered three goal involvements in as many games leading up to the clash with Treaty, was a surprise omission from the Dundalk teamsheet, as on-loan St Patrick’s Athletic defender Sean McHale was drafted in to fill the left-back role.
Kilduff rues two points dropped as Dundalk are held to Treaty draw

3 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Niall Newberry

Dundalk FC manager Ciaran Kilduff was left lamenting a missed opportunity, as his side were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw with Treaty United in the SSE Airtricity League First Division—a result that felt more like two points lost than one gained. After a subdued and cagey opening half at the Markets Field, The Lilywhites finally broke the deadlock in the 69th minute, as captain Daryl Horgan prodded home to give Dundalk the lead.
Road closures planned in Louth

4 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Jason Newman

Louth County Council has given notice of its intention to close a number of roads in the Drogheda area under Section 75 Roads Act, 1993 (Roads Regulations 1994). The roads include:Patrick Street (L-1000-63) Drogheda - 9.30am-3pm on Wednesday, 14th May, 2025. Patrick Street (L-1000-63) from its junction with Bolton Street (L-10005) to its junction with Hardmans Gardens (L-1665-87) will be closed to vehicular traffic to facilitate road resurfacing works on Patrick Street (L-1000-63).
Dundalk IT inspires girls to dream big in STEM

4 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Jason Newman

One hundred and twenty-five transition year girls from across the North-East region recently visited Dundalk Institute of Technology to experience the wonders of STEM in a day of activity in conjunction with iWish. iWish is a national community committed to showcasing the power of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths to teenage girls.
Louth Weather: Sunny spells and well scattered showers

4 days ago | dundalkdemocrat.ie | Jason Newman

There is some uncertainty in the forecast for Easter Sunday, but current indications suggest outbreaks of light rain will clear eastwards in the morning followed by occasional sunny spells and some well scattered showers. Cloudy conditions look to build from the west in the afternoon with rain following. Highest temperatures of 11 to 15 degrees in a light to moderate southerly breeze. Rain will move eastwards across the country on Sunday night, followed by showers and clear spells.