The Argus - 2016-11-23

• Irene’s daughter’s plea on CrimeCall
• ANDREW McGAHON SPEAKS ABOUT HIS NEW ROLE WITH CONOR McGREGOR
• Louth County Council votes in favour of its 2017 budget
• CHRISTMAS FUN FOR ALL
• Joan’s actions saved young life and earned her volunteer nomination
• Three bays damaged by fire at Woodland Park traveller halting site
• ‘CCTV CAMS AND PRIVATE SECURITY’
• Dundalk people are ‘optimistic for future’
• Dundalk CU provided €500,000 to groups
• Pastoral centre staff retirement­s
• MINISTER COVENEY SEES REVAMPED HOME
• CONCERN AT COLAISTE CONTRACT
• No evidence defendant was behind the wheel in crash
• BROKE INTO LOCAL SHOPS ON SAME NIGHT
• Dundalk Dog Rescue to build state of the art kennels
• Dundalk delights in purple!
• Louis students welcome Lyric FM musical treat
• CALLED GARDAI ‘SCUMBAGS’ DURING INCIDENT
• Three DkIT nursing students awarded scholarshi­p grants
• CARING FOR OUR MENFOLK
• DENIS SPEAKS OF EXPERIENCE WITH PROSTATE CANCER
• Pubserving­after hours
• MAN ‘RANG EX WIFE 120 TIMES IN ONE NIGHT’, COURT HEARS
• ENTERPRISE OFFICE FIRST PORT OF CALL
• Ducksmakea splashforS­oSAD
• Womanhas‘little respectfor­law’
• DkIT violinist wins Van Dessel award
• I’m going back to work yet my family don’t have much faith in me
• Jumpers for Joy
• Is your fella waking up in a sweat about Christmas? Neither’s mine
• Four awards for PayPal highlights firm’s focus
• Men’s Sheds are proving very popular today
• A football manager who is able to connect outside the dressingro­om
• Night to celebrate successful steps
• O’Mahony’s all set for final push in Leinster
• Midfield trio a big doubt for AZ clash
• Kenny admits keeping stars will be a challenge
• AIB LEINSTER CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSH­IP SEMI-FINAL
• Never a dull mo
• Ment down the Quay
• Double-jobbing no problem for dual star Byrne
• MATTOCKRAN­GERS
• DUNDALKGAE­LS
• GLENEMMETS
• OLIVERPLUN­KETTS
• MILLMOUNTH­ANDBALL
• Place in last-32 could convince Dundalk’s star names to stay put
• Dundalk confirm contentiou­s lease issue has been resolved
• Glens close gap
• Super Sheelan grabs precious win for Bellurgan
• Seasiders stroll into next round
• Rangers edge top of table thriller
• Mixed feelings for leaders
• Watters hits the Jack-pot in Quay victory
• ‘Relay’ strong finish earns Glenmore gold
• St Peter’s ‘mixed’ fortune
• Dundalk stop the rot with demolition job on hosts
• Nest home in on Stag’s after away success
• ARDEELADIE­S
• Ace Freddy is Murray by name and by nature
• Kelly the hero with Dundalk double
• Securing Rugby World Cup would be a massive boost
• COMMUNITY SPIRIT IN DUNDALK SOMETHING TO BE VERY PROUD OF
• Plan to refurbish town’s main Post Office
• Domwasacti­velyinvolv­edinher community andparishl­ife
• Bettywasde­eply religiousw­ith strongdevo­tions
• Dannywasab­eautifulsi­nger
• Catholic Church, family and education were a central part of Frank’s life
• Marywasdev­otedtoherf­amilyand hergardenw­asagreatso­urceofjoy
• Recentdeat­hs
• Knockbridg­e
• Yvonne in Operation Transforma­tion final
• Greenfield see off Glen United
• Celtic and Rovers draw
• A sore mouth stopped Bunter from eating
• All rocks fall into three great family groups
• Horoscopes
• Rollicking Potter spinoff strikes an ominous chord
• A truly beautiful game, visually and conceptual­ly
• All invited to Ardee Baroque
• Musical Society enjoy Show DVD
• Great crowd in Lilywhite Lounge for Colin’s 50th
• GREAT MEMORIES AT GLENMUIR FC BOOK LAUNCH

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