The Argus - 2015-08-26

• HIGH SPIRITS
• GRAD SEASON!
• ASHLEY MADISON ADULTERY SITE HAD 1,000 SIGN-UPS FROM DUNDALK
• New wave of Irish crime fiction is focused on the Border
• Witnesses sought after serious crash
• N53: Road to God knows where?
• Veterans and hopefuls take home Fleadh loot
• A Rose still in bloom
• ‘WE ARE RUNNING SIMPLY ON LUCK’
• Thousands attend commemorat­ion
• Chasing shadows in village
• STILL ON BAIL: THE 100 TIMES RUNAWAY TEEN
• Three times as many Louth women in this election
• Charity wants 12 teachers
• Have you signed up for SOSAD 5k?
• Rent rises in Louth to over €700
• Lordship woman leads the way in help group
• Thrills brought back to the Rock seafront
• WRITERS’ WORK FOCUS ON THE SHIFTING LINES
• Gardiner CCE bring new talent to fore
• There’s nothing quite like catching a few good discount deals
• McCanns know the ties that bind
• Rafferty’s Fine Foods cards an ace with top guild award
• Flag flying in Dundalk
• Recent deaths
• Blame game won’t help the homeless crisis
• Homelessne­ss a problem that extends far beyond the capital
• Return of flags and paramilita­ry trappings not welcome by many
• Nearly 700 years of conflict still resonates
• If it’s Saturday, it must be parkrun!
• Kenny wary of title talk ahead of pivotal week
• Hard work pays off for Dundalk’s
• Pats put Joe on the line as SFC reaches knockout stages
• Returning Burns on fire as Rovers reach semis
• Lennon points the way for tepid Kilkerley
• Replay a chance to erase memory of drab encounter
• Relentless Roche cruise into last four
• Second-half blitz sends Joes through
• Room for improveme
• Nt as Glens come good in the Nick of time
• Stabannon run riot to regain senior title
• Gers bounce
• Classy Clans hold firm
• Fechin’s finally land Junior crown
• Pearse Og take giant step toward SHC final
• Back in style
• Red-hot Holcroft fires St Fechin’s to survival
• Mairtins pip battling Cooley
• KILKERLEY EMMETS
• NAOMHFIONN­BARRA
• Deacy does it as Lilies boost their double bid
• Young ‘Whites hold firm in Tolka
• O’DONNELL MOTIVATED BY AVIVA ELEMENT
• Gannon impressed by the depth of squad
• Gary seeking better fortunes against Bohs
• Faltering start continues as Rock slump at Sandy Lane
• Bay strike a chord with goal bonanza
• Woods is difference as Ardee hang on for points
• Rebuilding Woodview are happy to make their point
• Ousted champs step up ‘double’ pursuit
• Prestigiou­s Peninsula Cup a huge success
• Game effort brings two medals to Glenmore
• Gretta in the running for World Championsh­ips
• Gorman and Stokes reign in road race downpour
• Bumper crowd expected for final big show
• Full weekend greyhound results from Dundalk Stadium
• Dundalk draw comfort on debut
• CLOVERHILL
• GREENORE LADIES
• LUMPER’S SOCIETY
• Tyrone made to pay for past sins
• INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE STOPPED WORK AT S&S
• Cardinal led day at Mount Oliver convent
• British Army fired shots at Omeath bus
• Mary’s family focal point
• Olivia’s epic nine year sail around the world
• Peter led quiet, simple life
• John grew up in Drogheda but came to loved his adopted home
• Lucy never lost her connection­s with Liverpool
• Pat was a talented sportsman
• Knockbridg­e
• Classy late summer flowering shrubs
• Low self-esteem can be so detrimenta­l
• What happens if you don’t chew your food?
• The story of the life of Spin, my favourite cat
• Night of watching bats brings an otter encounter
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Tale of teenage woe lacks emotional crescendo
• Bioware disappoint­s in Dragon Age storyline
• Culture Night is coming
• New season highlights are unveiled as Tain arts turns one
• SUPER SIX The best things to do this week
• A glamourous night at Bush Grad
• St Gerard’s girls quick off the mark at Games Finals

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