Margaret Roddy is a Senior Journalist with The Argus in Dundalk, focusing on local news in Louth, Ireland. Her work also appears in publications like the Irish Independent, Sunday World Magazine, and the Cigalah Group, covering a range of topics from community events to political developments in the region.
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Margaret Roddy's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in the Louth area, with an emphasis on real estate, crime, and community interest stories. She is particularly interested in events and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Margaret Roddy
Once again Dundalk’s Frostival Winter Festival proved a wonderful start to the festival season, with thousands of people gathering to watch the Carnival of Light parade though the town centre on Sunday evening, followed by the switching on of the Christmas lights. The Christmas market and mini-funfair brought a constant stream of visitors to the Market Square all weekend.
Jennifer Rust went to Dundalk school she taught in since 1990 Oisín, Adam, Dipansh and Kalliyah prepare their speeches and receive some
By: Margaret Roddy
Artwork by Claire McAteer Claire McAteer is the latest artist in residence at Creative Spark Artwork by Claire McAteer
The mural commemorating Omeath's Cadger women Artist Con O'Neill with local Cllr Fiona Mhic Conchoille and members of Omeath Tidy Towns beside his Mother Natural mural
Christmas card by Edwina McNamee Dundalk artist Edwina McNamee One of Edwina McNamee's funny Christmas cards
By: Margaret Roddy
Assistance dogs have been a life changer for Dundalk woman Tracey Lee. For decades Tracey, who is the Louth County Champion for Irish Dogs for the Disabled, didn’t want to go out on her own. A wheelchair user, she was felt self-conscious, fearing that people saw the chair rather than the person.
Jo Lynch of Bo by Jo and Linda Elmore of The Moo Rooms Two Omeath mompreneurs have joined forces to bring their vision of parenting to local families, with an emphasis on getting back to nature.
By: Margaret Roddy
The Safe Space – Women's Social Evening will take place in the Imperial Hotel on Monday November 26 from 7pm to 9pm Stock photo: Getty
It’s a well acknowledged fact that getting out for exercise in the fresh air is good for mental health but that’s often easier said that done.
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