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Beyond Green and Orange – Why the United Ireland Debate Is Finally Mainstream
For decades, the idea of a United Ireland was treated as a distant, almost abstract goal, something spoken about in political speeches but rarely viewed […]
Inheritance Tax Motion Passed at Full Council Meeting
A recent motion on childless couples leaving inheritances was passed at the full council meeting. Cllr. Fionnán Blake (Sinn Féin) motioned “To call on Meath […]
The Ireland Funds Awards to Meath Non-Profit Organisations Through Heart of the Community Fund Grant Round
The Ireland Funds, the global philanthropic network, has awarded funding to a number of Meath-based non-profit organisations through its Heart of the Community Fund grant […]
ISPCC Response to RTÉ Investigates Programme: Children in Care:One Year Following a System in Crisis
Although horrifying, the report by RTÉ Investigates into the family law court system documenting the crisis in the care of this country’s most vulnerable children […]
Amber Thursday – precautionary fire, road and water safety ahead of June Bank Holiday weekend
In advance of the busy bank holiday weekend, Meath County Council, An Garda Síochána, Meath County Council Fire & Rescue Service, and Water Safety teams […]
Bord Bia Bloom Celebrates 20 Years with Exciting Festival Line-Up!
Thursday May 28th – Monday June 1st, Phoenix Park, Dublin | @bordbiabloom #BordBiaBloom With just a few weeks to go, Bord Bia has announced the […]
USC: Ireland’s “Temporary” Tax That Never Went Away
It appears quietly on the Irish payslip, deducted alongside PAYE and PRSI without much ceremony. For many workers, the Universal Social Charge, better known simply […]
14 Men’s Sheds in Meath benefit from €28,305 provided by the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht.
Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary TD, and Minister of State at the Department of Rural and Community Development and […]
The Life and Death of Thomas Ashe (1885-1917)
At noon on 24 April 1916, the Proclamation of the Irish Republic was read out at the GPO in Dublin, thus beginning the Easter Rising. […]
The Reality of Children’s Homelessness in Ireland
As of February 2026 there are more than 5,457 children accessing emergency accommodation in Ireland, a new record high. Of that figure, over 130 children […]
Over 4600 Counseling sessions Provided by SOSAD in Meath in 2024
In 2024, SOSAD Ireland provided 4,683 sessions in its centres in Meath. SOSAD offer support and services for people who are struggling with suicidal ideation, […]
15 Meath projects make it to BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition finals
15 Meath projects competed for gold in the 61st BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) finals. The exhibition ran between the 7th and 11th […]
Newgrange voted Ireland’s best historical site
Newgrange has been voted the best historical site in Ireland by a quarter of Irish people in a survey done by the National Lottery in […]
Meath Students set for National Entrepreneurship Final
Local Enterprise Office Meath have announced the student entrepreneurs from St. Patrick’s Classical School Navan, Coláiste Ríoga Dunshaughlin and O’Carolan College Nobber who will represent […]
Over 1,000 children reached out to Childline over the Christmas period
Childline Ireland’s only 24-hour listening service for children and young people, revealed that 1,097 children and young people contacted them on the 23rd, 24th and 25th […]