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The Argus, 28 Oct 2026

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ArticleWarn­ing over rise in used needles found dur­ing ‘lit­ter picks’

Warn­ings have emerged over an increas­ing num­ber of dis­carded needles being dis­covered dur­ing lit­ter picks in Dundalk. The issue was high­lighted by Cllr Ciaran Fisher at the latest meet­ing of Louth County Coun­cil fol­low­ing reports of used...

Warn­ing over rise in used needles found dur­ing ‘lit­ter picks’

ArticleOut­door teach­ing

A group of pupils at the offi­cial open­ing of the out­door classrom at St. Mary’s National School, Knock­bridge.

Out­door teach­ing

ArticleHome with fam­ily after res­cue

At just four months old, Figaro the cat has already used up two of her nine lives. Found in a skip when she was just a few days old and given little chance of sur­vival, she was hand-reared by a lov­ing fam­ily. Then, last week, she dis­ap­peared...

Home with fam­ily after res­cue

ArticleBusi­ness Excel­lence Award win­nners

A record crowd atten­ded the Louth Busi­ness Awards organ­ised by Dundalk Cham­ber of Com­merce in the Fair­ways Hotel on Sat­urday, the 17th of Octo­ber. The Louth Busi­ness Awards is the premier busi­ness awards for the North East region. With over...

Busi­ness Excel­lence Award win­nners

ArticleVisu­ally impaired woman says fire­works turn home into prison for her­self and guide dog Jess

A visu­ally impaired woman liv­ing in Drogheda has shared how fire­works are mak­ing life hell for her­self and her guide­dog Jess. In an emo­tional post on the Drogheda Dolls Face­book group, the woman explained how “Jess is my life­line to the world...

Visu­ally impaired woman says fire­works turn home into prison for her­self and guide dog Jess

ArticleDelays in send­ing Gre­en­way let­ters has left Pen­in­sula res­id­ents ‘in limbo’

Delays in let­ters being delivered to res­id­ents affected by the pro­posed Dundalk Bay to Carling­ford Gre­en­way have been branded “just not good enough” by a Louth coun­cil­lor. The route is being developed byL­outh­County­Coun­cil­withthe sup­port...

Delays in send­ing Gre­en­way let­ters has left Pen­in­sula res­id­ents ‘in limbo’