Tag: Louth


  • O’Connor Family Vigil in Louth Draws Hundreds to Remember

    O’Connor Family Vigil in Louth Draws Hundreds to Remember

    Vigil in Louth remembers O’Connor family Hundreds of people gathered in Co Louth this week to remember Mark, Louise, and their son Evan O’Connor, whose deaths were confirmed after they were found at their family home in the Drumgowna area on Monday morning. The somber evening brought together neighbours, friends, and members of the clergy…

  • Hundreds Attend Vigil in Louth for O’Connor Family

    Hundreds Attend Vigil in Louth for O’Connor Family

    Hundreds Gather at Candlelit Vigil in Louth Hundreds of people yesterday gathered at the Stonetown Community Walking Track in Drumgowna, Co Louth, for a candlelit vigil in memory of Mark O’Connor, 54, his wife Louise, 56, and their son Evan, 27, who were found dead at the family home earlier this week. The vigil was…

  • Louth vigil for O’Connor family honours Mark, Louise and Evan

    Louth vigil for O’Connor family honours Mark, Louise and Evan

    Overview of the vigil Hundreds gathered in Co Louth for a candlelit vigil to remember Mark, Louise and Evan O’Connor, whose deaths at their Drumgowna home prompted an outpouring of grief. The gathering brought the community together at the Stonetown Community Walking Track, where prayers were led by Fr Gerry Campbell, the Administrator for Louth…

  • Louth tragedy: Gardaí examine suspect’s medical history

    Louth tragedy: Gardaí examine suspect’s medical history

    Three people killed in Drumgowna: what we know so far A quiet rural cottage in the Drumgowna area near Tallanstown, Co Louth, has become the focus of a major homicide investigation after the bodies of a local family were discovered yesterday. The deceased have been named locally as Louise O’Connor, 56, her husband Mark O’Connor,…

  • Louth tragedy: Gardaí review suspect’s medical history

    Louth tragedy: Gardaí review suspect’s medical history

    The Louth tragedy in Drumgowna: what we know so far Gardaí are continuing a meticulous investigation into a fatal incident at a residential property in Drumgowna, Tallanstown, Co Louth. Three members of one family — Louise O’Connor, 56, Mark O’Connor, 54, and their son Evan O’Connor, 27 — were found dead at the scene yesterday…

  • Gardaí examine suspect’s medical history after Louth tragedy

    Gardaí examine suspect’s medical history after Louth tragedy

    What happened at the Drumgowna home Gardaí say the investigation concerns a fatal incident at a remote cottage in Drumgowna, near Tallanstown in Co Louth. The bodies of Louise O’Connor, 56, Mark O’Connor, 54, and their son Evan O’Connor, 27, were found at the scene. It remains unclear whether all three deaths were caused by…

  • Three found dead in Ireland: man in his 30s arrested

    Three found dead in Ireland: man in his 30s arrested

    Incident overview Gardaí were called to a house in Tallanstown, a village in County Louth, on Monday morning following a report of a serious incident. The bodies of two men and a woman were discovered at the scene as emergency crews attended. A man in his 30s was arrested and remains in custody as police…

  • Three found dead in Tallanstown home as man in his 30s arrested

    Three found dead in Tallanstown home as man in his 30s arrested

    Lead Two men and a woman were found dead at a house in Tallanstown, a village in County Louth, on Monday morning. An Garda Síochána said a man in his 30s has been arrested in connection with the incident. The investigation is ongoing, with officers saying they are treating the deaths as a serious inquiry…

  • Three Found Dead in Ireland Home as Man in 30s Arrested

    Three Found Dead in Ireland Home as Man in 30s Arrested

    What happened in Tallanstown, County Louth? Irish police are investigating a serious incident in Tallanstown, a rural village in County Louth, after emergency crews were dispatched to a home on Monday morning. At the scene, the bodies of two men and a woman were discovered, according to Garda Síochána. A man in his 30s has…

  • Bake A Difference for Brain Awareness Week

    Bake A Difference for Brain Awareness Week

    Join the Bake A Difference Initiative During Brain Awareness Week this March, Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABII) invites everyone in Drogheda and across Louth to participate in a delightful initiative known as “Bake A Difference.” This community-focused event aims to raise both awareness and funds for essential brain injury services by encouraging people to bake…