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Louth County Council
Leading the way in sustainability, inclusivity, and quality of life for the citizens of County Louth.
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Dundalk, IE
248 employees
7 public signals
About Louth County Council
A local authority which delivers public services to the residents and businesses of County Louth.
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Signals from Louth County Council
7 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Louth County Council hosted the Lit Lú Literary Festival returning this September with a week-long programme of free literary events taking place in libraries across County Louth from 23 to 29 September 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
Louth County Council's Susan Deery attended a recent information session hosted by Culture Connect at St. Nicholas' Church, Drogheda to present details of two upcoming PEACEPLUS-funded programmes, the Multicultural / Intercultural Programme and the Social Entrepreneurship Programme for Traveller and Ethnic Minority Communities.
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Operations & Supply
Louth County Council welcomed elected members to An Mullach, Louth Village, to see the progress being made on the social housing development.
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Operations & Supply
Louth County Council completed recent enhancement works at The Demesne in Dundalk, including new age-friendly seating, footpath improvements, landscaping works, and a solar-powered litter bin, delivered in partnership with Dundalk Tidy Towns and funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht through the Community Recognition Fund.
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Legal & Regulatory
Louth County Council announced that permission to close the Omeath to Victoria Lock Greenway is in effect from 1 September 2026.
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Operations & Supply
Louth County Council is working on the THRIVE project to transform West Gate House and the former Drogheda Youth Development (DYD) Building into a new landmark facility for community and youth development in Drogheda.
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Presence & Recognition
Louth County Council welcomed Professor David Wilson to County Hall for a talk on Thomas D’Arcy McGee's journey from Irish Rebel to Canadian Father of Confederation.
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