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
Louth Mousetrap are playing a reunion gig in The Spirit Store on Thursday October 17
By: Margaret Roddy
Louth Staff at Dundalk library have organised a Halloween costume swap
By: Margaret Roddy
Dundalk Meals on Wheels have confirmed that they have reached agreement with Muirhevnamor Community Centre to continue to use their cooking facilities for their service.
By: Margaret Roddy
The sewage treatment plant at Dundalk has been highlighted in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report Urban Wastewater Treatment as one of 34 around the country that needs improvement works to prevent wastewater discharges from harming rivers, estuaries, lakes and coastal waters.
By: Margaret Roddy
Louth Seán McClean, Louth GAA County Board Chairman speaking to students at Dundalk Grammar School who want the option to play GAA games at the School.
By: Margaret Roddy
Louth Patrick O'Callaghan and his wife Paula Bouchier , recently enjoying the 40th Gala anniversary celebrations of the founding of his
By: Margaret Roddy
Louth Fr. Mark O'Hagan Thousands of people are expected to visit Dundalk as the relics of St Bernadette come to St Patrick's Church on Sunday October 20.
By: Margaret Roddy
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