Leinster county

Usage examples of louth.

He was the eldest son of inspector Corley of the G division, lately deceased, who had married a certain Katherine Brophy, the daughter of a Louth farmer.

Alford and Louth which he attended, and when he was about thirteen he sold his books and satchel and intended to run away to sea: but the death of his father stayed him.

He represented Great Britain in the 100 metres in the early sixties, and became the youngest member of the House of Commons when he won the by-election at Louth in 1969.

Ireland, was born at Faughart in county Louth, her father being a prince of Ulster.

Michael and I first met in 1969 when he was Vicar of Louth and I was the Member of Parliament for that beautiful constituency.

What was done by landlords and middlemen in many places has been emulated by squatters wherever they have succeeded in occupying free land like the Commons of Ardfert, the condition whereof rivals that of Lurgankeale, in Louth, and of the historic townland of Tibarney, in common, a map of which hung, if I mistake not, for some time in the Library of the House of Commons.

In County Louth, Ireland, boys used to carry about a thorn-bush decked with streamers of coloured paper and with a wren tied to one of the branches.

They arrived at Ware exhausted and fell straight to sleep, and were off again at first light racing north, then east to Louth, and farther east toward the sea.