The Argus - 2016-06-15

• BIG KICK-OFF
• LUCKY NO ONE WAS KILLED
• DISTRICT JUDGE VOICES CONCERNS OVER CARLINGFOR­D PARTIES
• Broadhurst­s compete for the title of Ireland’s fittest family
• Man (83) injured in Avenue Rd collision
• Garda warning over card top up scam
• Revival of Pearse book by Tempests
• Harbour hit by drinkers
• Acclaimed novel gets update for re-release in UK
• Escortsrea­dyfortheRo­ses
• No ‘gantries at border’ if UK votes for Brexit
• Border poll ‘imperative’ if vote is to leave EU
• Pedal away for Louth Bike Week
• AWARDS MOUNT FOR RISING STAR SNAPPER
• Adams calls for Louth WALK Peer project funding
• Louth woman Dearbhla showed pure ‘Jean-ius’
• ‘Local’ given Probation Act for being drunk in village
• LIFT AGE LIMIT AT THE LOUTH’S INJURIES UNIT
• Calls for spiralling insurance costs to be addressed
• DkIT music department welcomes two donations
• Man charged with Ravensdale forest murders
• Stars in Their Eyes fundraiser for the Rape Crisis North East
• Fight to bring back power!
• A job best done locally
• ‘Carlingfor­d could use a Big Belly Bin’
• Residents hampered by pay-parking dodgers
• Council defends access work plan
• St. Vincent’s TY students enjoy end of year trip to Madrid
• DanceKidsp­resent Juneextrav­aganza
• Bonjour to French students
• ‘Meankindof crime’
• Parents‘not specialrea­son’
• Perpetual trophy launched
• 25 years at the top
• Men’s Shedders get vital hearing tests
• All this good weather has put household duties on hold
• Migraine informatio­n evening on Monday
• BLACKROCK BULLETIN
• Village was packed for great day by sea
• Heaneys celebrate 16 years in business
• Birds are the ones to blame for the Husband’s nibbled brassicas
• Recent deaths
• We cannot imagine pain of suffering families
• Judges can only do so much in their courtroom to administer justice
• Casey feels lease saga is damaging Dundalk FC
• Louth stun Fermanagh to secure promotion
• Six-day turn around is ‘crazy’
• Dundalk eyes on Switzerlan­d for Euro draw
• O’Connor boost for Kenny
• Jubilant boss Dee-lighted with rampant Reds
• Lacklustre Royals grind down Wee neighbours
• Rath insists Louth will re-group in time for Derry
• O’Sullivan looking forward to Dubs test
• O’Dowd is relieved to hurdle tricky test
• Tournament proves a fitting tribute to Nicola
• An ‘Offaly’ big win for Louth
• Kirk makes his point
• Classy Emmets continue fine start
• HUNTERSTOW­N
• NAOMHMONIN­NE
• NAOMHMALAC­HI
• DUNDALKGAE­LS
• Champions stunned by five-star Quay
• Long jumpers lead the way
• Home sweet home for Glenmore ace Toner
• Setanta pair win prizes in Blackrock Sprint
• ‘Rock putter breaks record
• St Gerard’s girls show top form in Tullamore
• Derby revenge mission ahead for the Mavericks
• Dundalk hit buffers as Railway advance
• Tight calls go against St Pats in Bristol Cup
• Loughrans twice hit the bar at Dundalk meeting
• Martial arts club setting the pace in greyhound league
• Latest results from the Lodge
• CLOVERHILL
• Third time lucky in cup for Deirdre
• MANNAN CASTLE
• A great fourball kicks off mixed sporting weekend
• Pauline enjoyed active life with her beloved Gerry
• Margaret had a deep faith which sustained her during her illness
• B rigid was an independen­t lady
• Owen had a positive impact on so many people during his life
• Liam was a most talented GAA writer
• FF dissolve two cumainn after put end to row
• Parish Administra­tor concerned at fall off in subscripti­ons from local factories
• Knockbridg­e
• Great turnout for the Glenmore Challenge
• St. Patricks under 12s lose to Geraldines
• Vets treat wild animals as well as domestic pets
• Overweight pond skaters stand no chance on water
• Box blight & other fungal diseases
• You are what you put on your skin
• Horoscopes
• McCarthy back on form with inelegant comedy
• Missed opportunit­y to capitalise on good brand
• This week in 1988
• Renowned musicians in town
• Images of social decay feature in Ian’s exhibition
• Graduation night for St Brigid’s
• Clan na Gael celebrate centenary

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