Parents and Friends 2026 Set Up Meeting
The Parents and Friends Support Group (PFSG) is a great way to get extra adult help for the Scout Group. This takes some of the load off the Scout Group Council and frees up Scouters to concentrate on offering effective programme for the young people in the Scout Group
2026 Scouting Ireland National Assembly
The National Assembly of Scouting Ireland is a gathering of the Scouting Community within Scouting Ireland that will focus on the development of the movement of Scouting Ireland. It aims to provide a forum for Scouters, through their Scout Groups, to make proposals for consideration by Scouting Irelandโs leadership team (Board, volunteer leadership, and staff).
2026 New Year Message
A New Year, A Fresh Start, New Adventures and Endless Possibilities Await in 2026
Last Minute Gifts for Scouters and Families this Christmas
Looking for last minute Christmas gifts?, Look no further than your one stop Scout Shop; Purchase in store or online today.
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.
Cubs Christmas Outing Elf The Movie
On December 7th 2025 our Cub Section had a Christmas Outing to Omniplex Dundalk to see out the 2025 Scouting Year, The Movie; Elf Starring Will Farrell.
Dunleer Fire Engine visits Coastal Cub and Beaver Sections
Dunleer Fire Engine Visit Coastal Beavers and Cubs
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.