The Argus - 2016-07-06

• BAN NI FIRMS AFTER BREXIT
• Fr George Murphy home from the USA for his golden jubilee
• Bumper year for rare birds in this area
• Helping raise awareness of wildlife
• Success for Dundalk Red Cross in Slovenia
• Vikings arrive for festival
• Sentence for man in import case
• Captains tell the tale!
• Rent allowance hike won’t tackle housing crisis - Bell
• Louth’s favourite baby names Jack and Grace
• Delight at caring role of Smarmore Castle
• HUMILITY BEHIND BIDEN SELFIE
• Doolargy street feast a success
• Increase in applicatio­n figures expected at the start of July
• ‘Huge disappoint­ment’ over vote where ‘blind lead blind’
• Set up a passport office here
• Immediate concern is currency rates
• Fr. Murphy spent night clinging to statue in hurricane
• Memories of Breda still fresh and vivid
• Rotarysend­bikestoAfr­ica
• ‘THAT’S NOT ME ON CCTV’ SAYS DEFENDANT
• Rent supplement increase to allay tenant’s fears
• Redeemer duo say goodbye
• Redeemer creche celebrate incredible beginnings
• ‘Man drove at speed to avoid checkpoint’
• Fashionist­as get set for Dundalk Style Weekender
• DkIT launches new degree in digital marketing and PR
• Iconic VW event held in Dundalk
• Louth ‘still ignored’ in Ancient East campaign
• Man not guilty of pub row that started over remark
• Chance to get your hands on Betty’s bargains!
• Vintage tea party for the Birches
• Beautiful pop up shop for charity
• Warm, friendly and caring environmen­t at ABC Crèche
• Crèche redesign a fantastic success
• Louth businesses compete for talent
• I really love a bargain, even if it’s at the risk of being ripped off
• Calls for Dundalk greenway to Blackrock
• SleepingBa­gsappeal
• Momentous year
• Heart felt farewell
• Re-enactments, poetry, music & dancing
• Console saga could damage other charities
• Issue of top-up payments shines cold light on charities
• Secure visit but are there long term benefits?
• Brexit could bring a whirlwind of change to blow island off course
• Social side of tag rugby as important as the games
• Liam takes superb solo victory in Donegal
• Unimpresse­d Kenny rules out move for goalkeeper
• Championsh­ip time in Louth
• Race for Joe Ward wide open
• Big guns packed in one group
• Two-horse race in the junior ranks
• GERALDINES 3-12
• ROCHE EMMETS 1-17
• MILLMOUNTH­ANDBALL
• NAOMHFIONN­BARRA
• NAOMH MALACHI
• NAOMH MONINNE
• ST FECHIN’S
• Wee girls all geared up for All-Ireland mission
• Plenty of eye-catching displays by under-15s in Wicklow
• Top four revealed as Cooley finish with a flourish
• GERRY REILLY U-16 FT
• Murphy hits a magical hat-trick for Redeemer
• Five-star Dundalk sink City
• Three-sy does it for McMillan
• Rogers makes strong case for the defence
• Massey says they won’t take eye off the ball
• Fyffes Open is a smashing success again
• Big hitters back for big purse
• Kate’s great form earns Irish call-up
• Conor nets a silver medal at championsh­ips
• ATHLETICS
• Girls strike silver to end day on a high
• Mavericks book play-off place
• Dreadnots get the nod in wide open Senior race
• ECCO CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSAR­Y WITH AN OPEN DAY
• Horse trainer had £499,000 in boot of car when stopped
• Last cigarette made in town
• David had special ability to win hearts
• Liam was an incredibly hard worker
• Jimmymisse­dbyhislovi­ngfamily
• Bridie, aladytoher­finertips
• Joewasbest dressedtax­i driverinto­wn
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Shopping & fundraisin­g at Cooley country market
• John and Zoe to perform concerts at Carlingfor­d Heritage Centre
• St. Patricks Minors overcome slow start
• U14 Girls secure Div 2 League Title
• PSA test used to screen for prostate cancer
• Summer solstice, a time for change
• Looking after your heart with the right nutrients
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The Rock to the fore in surprising­ly sweet, goofy comedy
• Incredibly engaging tale from beginning to end
• Dance Kids’ best show yet
• Tattooist Baz pens his first novel
• Angela celebrates her 40th in great style
• Enjoyable night at Captain’s Prize

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