International Women’s Day 2026 – Give to Gain
Today we celebrate International Women’s Day, a moment to recognise the incredible impact women and girls have in our communities, our movements, and our world. This year’s theme, “Give to Gain,” reminds us that when we invest in others—through support, encouragement, and opportunity—we all grow stronger together.
Orienteering In Dun Na Rí Louth Scout County 2026
What a day we had in Dun Na Ri forest park for the annual County Orienteering Day. A day filled with fun, great weather and good vibes.
Last Minute Gifts for Scouters and Families this Christmas
🎁 Gift Ideas by Age Group & Scouters Outdoor Adventure Store eGift Card €100.00 Lifesystems Trek First Aid Kit €24.95 Victorinox Swiss Champ €119.95 Sealskinz Acle Water Repellent Gloves €34.95 Yeti Rambler 20 oz Tumbler €35.00 Silva Binoculars Pocket 10X €69.95 Scout Pioneering Book €20.00 Camping Book €11.95 🎒 For All Scouters & Leaders 👦 Ages […]
Scouters Achieve Woodbeads – December 2025
On Saturday December 13th 2025 Scouters from all over the Provience achieved a milestone in attaining their woodbeads – the highest level of Scouter Training available to those who complete the Scouter Training Programme. Woodbeads are internationally recognised throughout the Scouting organisations and WOSM (World Organisation of the Scout Movement) as well as other Scouting bodies around the world
Dunleer Fire Engine visits Coastal Cub and Beaver Sections
In November, we had Dunleer Fire and Rescue out to our campsite in Piperstown for a fire safety demonstration from the Fire Services Team.
Coastal Cubs Section Invest New Members
Welcoming new members into our sections is always a delight. Welcome to Cubs Section to our new youth members who joined us and were officially invested on Wednesday evening last.
Final Reminder – 12 Days Tickets Return 2025
12 Days of Christmas Tickets to be returned to Your Section Leader this Wedneaday (Sold or unsold)
Coastal Annual Collection for Homeless 2025
7th Louth Scouts are delighted to continue the annual tradition of collecting for the homeless of Drogheda. As the weather gets colder and we approach the season of giving, it is an important reminder for all our members of the importance of helping when we can.
12 Days of Christmas, Scouting Ireland Draw
This is our biggest fund raising event of the year. Funds we raise come back to the group, and are essential to keep the adventures going
History of Halloween
Long ago, the ancient Celts celebrated a festival called Samhain (pronounced “Sow-in”), which marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter.