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Oct 26, 2026

Martin QuiltyHOST
31:33
They were only one step away from getting to a Leinster final.
Martin QuiltyHOST
31:37
St. Kevin's of Louth got the boy into the final because there was only three teams as they graded into it.
Martin QuiltyHOST
31:42
So, it was a pity.
Martin QuiltyHOST
31:44
As I said, weather conditions up there were absolutely atrocious.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
5:50
An elaborate report on the State of Ireland, with a plan for its reformation, submitted to Henry in the year 1515, gives us a tolerably clear view of the political and military condition of the several provinces.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
6:03
The only portions of the country in any sense subject to English law were half the counties of Louth, Meath, Dublin, Kildare, and Wexford.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
6:12
The residents within these districts paid black rent to the nearest native chiefs.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
6:17
Sheriffs were not permitted to execute writs beyond the bounds thus described, and even within thirty miles of Dublin, Marchlaw and Brehenlaw were in full force.

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Sabella DentonNARRATOR
60:10
He introduced the first Jesuit fathers into Ireland, and to him is attributed the establishment of that ultimate intercourse between the Ulster princes and the Sea of Rome, which characterized the latter half of the century.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
60:22
He assisted at the Council of Trent from 1545 to 1547, was subsequently employed as legate in Germany, and died abroad during the reign of Edward VI.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
60:34
Simultaneously with the appointment of primate Waukope, Henry III had nominated to the same dignity George Dowdall, a native of Louth, formerly prior of the crutched friars at Ardee in that country.
Sabella DentonNARRATOR
60:46
Though Dowdall accepted the nomination, he did so without acknowledging the king's supremacy in spirituals.
NulesHOST
18:54
Responding to the newspaper, Gardaí said the investigation remained open at Monaghan Garda station and also appealed for direct information.
NulesHOST
19:02
A review by Gardaí from outside the Cavan, Monaghan and Louth division had taken place in October of 2024.
NulesHOST
19:09
Gardaí said observations from that review were being examined by Fíosrú, the police ombudsman.
NulesHOST
19:15
They also said those matters did not relate to the cause of Kelly's death or change the investigation's outcome.
Oliver CallanHOST
8:53
And the Limerick final in the Pearsley versus Kilmalloch is going on there.
Oliver CallanHOST
8:57
And I must mention the Louth replay as well, because Newtown Blues, the established side up against St. Moctas of Louth Village that hasn't won it for 114 years.
Oliver CallanHOST
9:07
Maurice Brosnan, thanks a million as ever and enjoy every bit of it.
Oliver CallanHOST
9:10
Thanks a million, Oliver.
Áine KerrHOST
0:03
You're very welcome to The Late Debate.
Áine KerrHOST
0:05
You can join The Debate on 51551, WhatsApp us on 0870 32 32 32, email us on latedebate at ortie.ie. Our panel tonight, Alison Cummin, Fianna Fáil Senator, Rory O'Muricu, Sinn Féin TD for Louth, Michael Fitzmaurice, Independent Ireland TD for Roscommon Galway, who's joined us from our Athlone studio, and Gabby Gaddis from Dublin, correspondent for the BBC.
Áine KerrHOST
0:33
We're going to go first to that prime time programme tonight in which four women shared their experiences with cocaine from recreational use on nights out to addiction, isolation and recovery.
Áine KerrHOST
0:47
Their accounts come at a time when cocaine use amongst women in Ireland is increasingly increasing.
Áine KerrHOST
5:20
and thinking about weight and sports and gym and all of that.
Áine KerrHOST
5:25
Tonight, we have the particular accounts of women, but does that resonate? Like anecdotally, would you hear and see stories like this in a place
Alison ComynGUEST
5:32
like County Louth? Well, one of the things I went, the minute I heard this, I went and spoke to other women.
Alison ComynGUEST
5:37
I spoke to young women.
Alison ComynGUEST
6:00
It's a de facto regional hospital.
Alison ComynGUEST
6:03
It doesn't have the minor injuries unit, but Dundalk, Louth does, and that works really efficiently.
Alison ComynGUEST
6:08
But trolleys could be for one week and then they could be up to 24.
Alison ComynGUEST
6:13
It fluctuates and you could add 100 beds and it wouldn't make a difference one month, but it would another month.
Shane BeattyHOST
2:25
by reason of insanity or guilty of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility.
Shane BeattyHOST
2:30
Mother Louise, Dad Mark and Brother Evan were killed at their Louth home in 2025 and the accused accepts he did cause their deaths.
Shane BeattyHOST
2:40
Irish Independent on the front page.
Shane BeattyHOST
2:43
A judge has warned the administration of justice is now crumbling and at risk of imminent collapse due to the solicitor strike.
Nick ParkGUEST
39:46
Well, my name is Nick Park, and I'm originally from Belfast.
Nick ParkGUEST
39:50
but been living in County Louth for the last 35 years.
Nick ParkGUEST
39:55
And I lead an organization called Evangelical Alliance, which basically represents born-again Christian churches all across the Republic.
Nick ParkGUEST
40:06
And there's about 800 or 900 such churches all over the country now.
Kerri WilliamsHOST
6:12
We're talking 13th century.
Kerri WilliamsHOST
6:14
She was a noble woman from County Louth.
Kerri WilliamsHOST
6:16
And supposedly...
Kerri WilliamsHOST
6:18
She was so impressed with the castle that had been built for her that she didn't want anyone else to have a castle that was as spectacular.
Adrian KennedyHOST
0:04
We're here until midday today.
Adrian KennedyHOST
0:05
Now, a long-awaited start date for the N52 RD bypass remains at least two years away, with Louth County Council confirming that construction is unlikely to begin before 2028.
Adrian KennedyHOST
0:20
Now, the update comes after the council and friends of RD Bogg announced a collaborative agreement on the project which will see the bog protected and a Supreme Court challenge withdrawn, bringing a lengthy legal dispute to an end.
Adrian KennedyHOST
0:36
I'm joined on the line by Councillor Pierce McKeogh.

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