Author Archives: Drogheda Tidy Towns

See the Old Cement Quarry from a whole new perspective! This aerial footage captures the scale and beauty of the site as it stands today—a place where nature has flourished in the decades since industry moved on. Once a hub of limestone extraction, the quarry is now a biodiversity-rich landscape, home to diverse plant andContinue reading “A Bird’s-Eye View of the Old Quarry”

Embracing Community Spirit and working together! James Byrne collaborating with Drogheda Tidy Towns and the passionate local resident James Prendergast embarked on a mission to infuse vibrancy into the base of the steps on the Old Hill. James Byrne “A special shoutout goes to Menshed Drogheda, whose skilled hands crafted the stunning planters that nowContinue reading “Old Hill Planters”

Drogheda Tidy Towns would like to invite you to take part in the No Mow May initiative this month. By not mowing our lawns or cutting back grass and hedges, wildflowers are free to bloom and grow. Our bees feed off the pollen and thrive. Let’s take action together to help our biodiversity. One thirdContinue reading “No Mow May – Drogheda Tidy Towns”

Tonight Drogheda Tidy Towns attended  “Housing and Dereliction – Revitalising Drogheda” which took place in the Barbican Centre, St Peters Parish Centre, William St, Drogheda on the 25th of April. The call to action was set up in response to the escalating derelict building crisis in Drogheda. Dom Gradwell from the Drogheda Dereliction Action Group and Bobby McCormackContinue reading “Housing and Dereliction – Revitalising Drogheda”

Thank you to Katie McDonagh & all her amazing students at Drogheda Youthreach you did an amazing job! I would also like to mention that a local living in Sienna reached out to Tidy Towns Drogheda to tell us how thankful they are of the work you all did. They shared with us the importanceContinue reading ““Jim Garry Way” Transformation by Drogheda Youthreach”