Ashley Woodworking Ltd.

Ashley Woodworking Ltd. Ashley Woodworking Ltd. is a Bespoke Irish Joinery with highly skilled wood joiners and wood turners

is a Bespoke Irish Joinery with highly skilled wood joiners and wood turners with vast experience. We welcome custom woodworking projects and bespoke joinery services for Architects, Designers, Project Managers and Home Owners alike. Established in 1982 and located in Galroostown, County Louth, Ireland (just outside Drogheda). We've a long tradition manufacturing custom staircases, doors, windows,

mouldings and precision timber components to specification. In addition to standard and off standard joinery / woodturning, we also provide all types of mouldings i.e., period mouldings (skirting’s, architraves), concrete formwork / moulds, etc. We carry out batch and precision wood-turning (Up to 10ft) i.e. stair components, columns, pattern making and one off special items. We also manufacture bar counters, period and modern staircases, period windows, doors, paneling, architectural mouldings, movie sets, podiums, mantle tops, one off furniture and more.

15/05/2025

Mounting evidence that foreign gangs see Ireland as a predatory feasting ground.

“Communities are being poisoned by this cancer of criminality.” Ken O’Flynn

Chairman of Independent Ireland Ken O’Flynn has praised the work of special undercover operation officers from the Bridewell garda station in Dublin who have interrupted what is believed to be one of the States most extensive organised prostitution gangs.

Reporting on the matter, the Sunday World revealed that the officers identified a 10-man gang of Romanian nationals who are all based in Dublin led by a 48-year-old Romanian national who also runs a number of businesses in the capital.

It is being reported that the gang have been using takeaways, cafes, barbers and butcher shops in Dublin city centre as “fronts” for the criminal activities.

The Cork North-Central TD said the need for the operation mirrored concerns that he had identified in April with respect to the explosion of the so-called ‘Turkish barber’ networks involved in suspected money laundering enterprises:

“There is no doubt that Ireland is now being subjected to rampant levels of criminality originating from international gangs. This is happening in plain sight and it is tearing the social fabric of our cities, towns, and villages apart on a daily basis.”

“It also reflects concerns that Governments own local party representatives have expressed about the growing sense of a lack of safety in Cork city centre; concerns that I have been raising for years.”

“Everyone can see that our communities are being poisoned by this cancer of criminality, and while fantastic successes like the recent Dublin operation are welcome, they are unfortunately all too rare.”

“I want to see vastly increased levels of resources provided to An Garda Síochána to enable it counteract these thugs. We cannot allow these gangsters and ruthless predators to become embedded here to the extent that their activities then completely transform the high-trust society that we have enjoyed for so long.”

“I want to see the hammer of the law come down fast and hard on these individuals and I don’t want to hear anymore bleeding-heart nonsense to the effect that certain groups should get a free pass or that they should be immune from intensive scrutiny simply because of their ethnic group. Crime is crime. We should root it out wherever it appears irrespective of who is committing it.”

05/05/2025

A Dublin midwife has revealed she contemplated su***de after facing a repossession order on her home.

04/05/2025
26/04/2025

Clonskeagh premises subject of large security operation following altercation which prompted its closure

08/04/2025

Evofit image of suspect in alleged sexual assault in Drogheda released

Gardaí in Drogheda are continuing their investigation of an alleged sexual assault of a woman that occurred at the Ramparts walk along the River Boyne in Drogheda last year.

The incident took place on Friday 26th April 2024 at approximately 9.30pm.

Gardai released this Evofit image of the suspect. It also featured on Crimecall, with gardai appealing for information.

(Evofit is a system for constructing facial composites of offenders by witnesses and victims of crime)

The gardai said, "The victim was walking along the Ramparts scenic walk when a male approached her. During the incident, a member of the public came to the victim’s aid and the suspect subsequently ran away in the direction of Drogheda town centre."

Suspect description as follows:
Age: approximately 23 – 25 years old
Build - slim
Curly dark hair
Wearing grey jacket, light blue jeans and light coloured trainers
Believed to have spoken in Arabic

Please contact Gardai if you can help and have any information. You can also call the Garda Confidential line on 1800 666 111

07/04/2025

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