The Argus - 2016-08-24

• MAN IN ‘RACIST’ ASSAULT CASE IS REFUSED BAIL
• MODEL SARAH TANSEY ON HER CATWALK CAREER
• Students react as they finally get their Leaving Cert results
• Dundalk FC lift for local sportswear firm
• Kind-hearted Lilywhite gave ticket to Mayo man stranded at Dublin Stadium
• Megan Louth and proud in Tralee!
• Autumn start for work at Marshes school site
• Ard Dealgan resolution a step closer
• Three charged after €210,000 heroin seized in joint policing operation
• Muted colours of deflated dreams
• SARAH IS THE NEW FACE OF DUNNES STORES’ SAVIDA
• Cancer charities depend on our generosity
• Race Day in aid of Cara Cancer Support Centre
• Trevor’s cycle raises €6,000 for Irish Cancer Society
• Solicitort­ovisitColu­mbia
• Water leakage rate in County Louth is 32%
• Baz book tour a ‘dream come true’
• DkIT students face rent crisis
• Louis pupil scores 615 points!
• LEAVING CERT BUMPER YEAR
• Broadband deficit costing IT in County Louth
• Motorists warned of no resolution to eflow dispute
• Keeping 9% vat rate vital for border after Brexit vote
• Louth rents increase up to 22%
• CALLING ALL YOUNG STRING PLAYERS
• Get on the career path you want
• Nestling project to feature in TV show
• Invited to a barbecue by your husband’s friends? Then do NOT ask him what to wear
• Pearse’s last book recreated by Tempest
• Crowdsfloc­kto see‘IntoTheBlu­e’
• Climate change focus at All Ireland summer school
• HaggleRock
• County Council Chairman raises green flag in Blackrock Park
• ‘BUFFY’ BRINGS DRAMA TO TOWN
• Court poor box donates to range of local charities
• As new school term beckons, the Lads get an early lesson in history
• Bubbles running flat after goal pain
• In sporting terms, Rio wasn’t what we had hoped it would be for Irish
• Students leaving for college
• WE’RE NOT POLES APART
• McCrystal’s home win in Setanta Triathlon
• Big card count as Gers pip Kilkerley
• LOUTH CLUB CHAMPIONSH­IPS
• Clogher men coast through to decider
• Last-gasp Smith goal breaks Bride’s hearts
• The Barrs see off Parnells to book their place in final
• NAOMH FIONNBARRA 1-12 STABANNON PARNELLS 1-7
• St Joseph’s edge out the Fechin’s
• MILLMOUNTH­ANDBALL
• NAOMHFIONN­BARRA
• ORAGHALLAI­GH’S
• NAOMHMONIN­NE
• Malachis mark 50 years in fine style
• Clan na Gael do just enough against Cooley Kickhams
• Gers hit heights
• Gr-eight win for St Fechin’s girls
• Stabannon eyeing another victory
• IT’S STILL ALL TO PLAY FOR
• Massey feels the ‘spirit of Split’ can do trick in Poland
• Boyle was in the clear going by the rulebook
• Mighty Quinn sets Bellurgan on way
• Rock Celtic can take positives from defeat
• Winning start for Simon QUAY CELTIC DULEEK 3 2
• ’Mor the merrier as they do it by dozen
• Host club riders in the frame
• Murphy finishes with a flourish
• CLOVERHILL
• Gone are the days when Olympics was about sport
• TOLL BRIDGE PLAN FOR CASTLETOWN RIVER TO BE STUDIED
• Huge crowd at Oriel for visit of ‘Pool stars
• Population of Louth nears 70,000 people
• Peter gave a lifetime to GAA
• Tom a craftsman devoted to family
• Recent deaths
• HAVE YOU A STORY? Contact: editorial@argus.ie | 042 9334632
• Convincing Championsh­ip win for St Patrick’s Minors
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• How technology affects the world of veterinary
• Ireland has more than 80 Bramble microspeci­es
• What is shingles and how is it treated?
• These are your tasks for August
• Make sure they get the correct vitamins as they go back to school
• A pair of junior arms dealers in a comedy of errors
• Deus Ex: latest instalment in a fantastic series
• Exciting season for An Táin
• Lads raise funds ahead of grand spin
• Major fundraisin­g night for North Louth Hospice in Gyles Quay venue
• PAT HANGS UP HIS POST BAG AFTER 43 YEARS’ SERVICE

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