Bank responds to Dundalk raids but ATMs may be offline for months
AIB say they are working hard to restore full service but the listed status of the buildings could delay work to reinstall the machines.
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Businesses hit by Covid-19 urged to apply for Continuity Voucher
Available throughout the country, via Local Enterprise Offices, businesses in Louth that employ up to 50 people can avail of it.Businesses should engage with council for rates deferral, says Coffey
Local authorities have been asked by the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government to defer the collection of rates for a three month period, at least.ABP respond to 80 worker walkout over Covid-19 fears
The Unite union were informed of the walkout at ABP Meats in Lurgan today where around 80 employees refused to work over fears for their safety.Nash: ‘All non-essential construction sites should close now’
Nash was critical of the Taoiseach's lack of clarity on the issue of construction workers being able to protect themselves using adequate physical distancing measures.Nash says Ireland is ‘lagging behind’ in Covid-19 response
The Labour TD says Ireland needs to follow the lead of other countries by offering up to 80% wage subsidies for workers affected by Covid-19.50 tech-focused jobs coming to Dundalk as Overhaul plan major expansion
Almost 60% of new entrepreneurs in Louth are women, LEO Louth say
Simply brilliant! Evelyn and Luke scoop another business gong
Ardee Credit Union founder Father Murtagh honoured at portrait unveiling
Young Student Entrepreneurs set for National Enterprise Finals
Reilly on hand to launch Louth’s Local Enterprise Week
Sign of the Times: How Dundalk BIDS is looking back to get ahead
Louth’s very best crowned at 2020 Irish Restaurant Awards
