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Louth Local Sports Partnership is encouraging GAA clubs across County Louth to take part in an important new research study being led by Dublin City University (DCU) in partnership with Louth GAA. The study, “Building an Evidence Base for Inclusive Sport: A Process Evaluation of the GAA All-Stars Initiative,” aims to better understand how inclusive...
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Louth Local Sports Partnership (LSP) has secured €18,000 in funding through the Sport Ireland Research and Evaluation Grant Scheme to undertake an innovative research project evaluating the GAA All-Stars Initiative in County Louth. The project will be delivered in partnership with Dublin City University’s (DCU) School of Health and Human Performance, with support from Louth GAA, whose clubs...
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Louth Local Sports Partnership has successfully secured €18,000 in funding on behalf of Louth County Council through the Healthy Ireland Outdoor Swimming Infrastructure Fund to enhance facilities at Clogherhead, Port Beach and Templetown Beach. The funding will support the installation of new lockers and shower facilities, improving the experience for the growing number of sea...
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🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ New Walking Groups Across County Louth! 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ We’re delighted to see more communities across Louth embracing the benefits of walking through the Walking for All programme. A huge welcome to our newest groups and well done to all our fantastic Walk Leaders 👣Cooley Connect Well 👣Mellifont Movers 👣Boyne Women’s Shed Walkers 👣Mid Louth Men’s...
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Louth Local Sports Partnership, in partnership with Cooley Kickham’s GFC, is delighted to host a vibrant and inclusive community event to celebrate National Play Day 2026 on Saturday, July 11th from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Taking place at the grounds of Cooley Kickham’s GFC, the event will bring together children, families and the wider community for...
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Exciting plans are underway to introduce new table tennis opportunities in Drogheda, with organisers inviting members of the local community to express their interest in taking part. The initiative aims to bring a fresh, fun and inclusive activity to the area, offering residents of all ages and abilities the chance to get involved in one...
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Louth Local Sports Partnership is encouraging members of the community to take part in an upcoming Walk Leader Training opportunity as part of the Walking for All programme. This free training is aimed at individuals who would like to support people in their local area to become more physically active, build social connections, and enjoy...
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Walking for All, in partnership with Age Friendly Louth, successfully delivered two vibrant community walking events in May as part of Bealtaine 2026 celebrations. The initiative brought together participants from across the county, highlighting the importance of physical activity, social connection, and inclusive community engagement. The first event took place on 20th May in Cooley,...
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Looking to get more active, meet new people, and enjoy some fresh air? The Ardee Town Walkers community walk is a great opportunity to do just that in a friendly and welcoming environment. Taking place every Friday afternoon, this social walk is designed to be inclusive and accessible, making it ideal for people of all...
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Today Sport Ireland reveals the results of its Irish Sports Monitor 2025 survey, which shows that more people than ever before are taking part in sport on a weekly basis – more than 2.12 million. The data also shows that personal exercise continues to grow in popularity, with 1 in 5 people now participating on...
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