The province has agreed to give $9.495 million to Grey, Bruce and Dufferin counties from the Ontario Transit Investment Fund.

The Louth man who died after sustaining serious injuries in an incident in south Armagh in the early hours of Saturday May 31 has been named as James O’Connor, late of 2 Euston Street, Greenore and ...

“We’ve taken big leaps and strides in the past 12 months and grown rapidly. Enterprise Ireland has helped out in a number of ...

In less than three months, the Dundalk Heritage Association has recouped the nearly $50,000 in debt the organization amounted ...

Independence Day fireworks, which are typically hosted by the Heritage Association, might not happen on the Fourth of July ...

A County man is facing gun and drug charges after an alleged road-rage incident in County, the Maryland State Police (MSP) ...

Dundalk sibling group The Corrs are set to take to the stage in St Anne’s Park this weekend on Sunday, June 8th. The band, ...

TRIBUTES have poured in for an Irish builder who died after sustaining serious head injuries – as three people were yesterday ...

A 45-year-old motorist who hit a car with such speed that it was left sliding on its roof on the road while his own vehicle ...

Invitations for lung cancer health checks are currently being issued to people in Louth, Meath and Cavan who are at risk of ...