As figures reveal that Louth householders could send 2471 tonnes of valuable used packaging recyclable material to landfill this Christmas, Louth County Council reminds Louth householders to visit the Recycling Centre on the Newry Road, Dundalk where everything from plastic bott

tre on the Newry Road in Dundalk. "Christmas is a time when we buy more goods than at any other time of the year so we remind people to think before they buy, wrap and send in order to reduce waste," says Aisling Sheridan, Environmental Awareness Officer, Louth County Council. "

Dundalk while Laura Monk from Scoil Mhuire Fatima, Drogheda won a prize for the Most Unusual Angel. Hannah Kearney from Tallanstown N.S. won a prize for the most Innovative Angel while Ronan Lynch from Realt na Mara Senior School, won the best Santa Sleigh Category. The best Rep

The purpose of these Bye-Laws is to provide for a speed limit of 100 kph on designated sections of specified Regional Roads throughout the County. These Bye-Laws will come into force on 6th January 2006. These Bye-Laws may be inspected free of charge at the Roads Office, Louth C

premises will itself be getting a boost in the new year. At the recent Budget 2006 meeting, Town Clerk, Frank Pentony said that allocations were available for businesspeople who decided to instal traditional shopfronts. He added that just three grants were given out in 2005, say