The Cathaoirleach of Ratoath MD, Cllr. Brian Fitzgerald was joined by Minister of State for Sport, Physical Education and the Gaeltacht, Thomas Byrne T.D., Minister for Justice and Equality Helen McEntee T.D., Meath County Council Chief Executive Kieran Kehoe, and Chairperson of St. Peter’s GAA Dunboyne Gillian Reilly to officially...

Cathaoirleach of Meath County Council Cllr. Tommy Reilly was joined by Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD and Minister of State, Business, Employment and Retail Emer Higgins on Thursday morning in Buvinda House, Navan, for the official launch of the Meath Economic Development Strategic Action Plan. The plan provides direction...

Following the launch of the Road Safety Signage Initiative in September 2023 by The Meath Joint Policing Committee Subcommittee on Road Safety and Improved Driver Behaviour, the initiative has now been extended to a number of Soccer Clubs across the County. The initiative, funded by Meath County Council’s Joint Policing...

The Final List of Nominated Candidates for the Local Elections 2024

The Town and Village Renewal Scheme provides funding for projects that make our towns and villages more attractive and sustainable. Funding of €1,185,047 from the Department of Rural and Community Development under the Town and Village Renewal Scheme was announced for the following;

Thirty-eight students from eighteen secondary schools in the county have been awarded Gaeltacht scholarships by Meath County Council. The scholarships were presented by Leas-Chathaoirleach Cllr. Paul McCabe to students at a special ceremony in Buvinda House, on Thursday, May 9.

Ireland’s finest young student entrepreneurs celebrated at national finals

An election of members for each of the local electoral areas (Navan, Kells, Trim, Ratoath, Ashbourne, Laytown/Bettystown) of the above-mentioned local authority is about to be held.

Delegates, Trade Exhibitors, Speakers, and Guests from all over the world will this week descend on Trim for the 65th Annual Chief Fire Officer’s Association Conference.

Meath County Council host Civic Recognition

Four regeneration projects in Meath have been chosen to receive funding to help breathe new life in rural towns and villages across the county.

Meath landowners can apply for support to create wildlife ponds, mini-woodlands, mini-orchards, or ‘plans for nature’ on their land. Applications are welcomed through an online portal from March 15 to March 31, 2024.