The Argus - 2017-03-22

• COMMUNITY UNITES
• ST PATRICK’S DAY PARADES
• Stolen number plates being ‘used for petrol drive-offs’
• Name and shame illegal dumpers
• WEATHERHAM­PERSEFFORT
• Work on track on €19m Lourdes A&E extension
• Action needed as drink driving fatalities rise
• Minister Coveney hears from new SU president
• Council officials headed to New York
• Experts ready for free event
• Striking new mural partnershi­p of Mens Shed and Arts Office
• BAILFORRAI­LWAY TERRACEACC­USED
• Dundalk man gets top industry award
• Jail term and 15 year ban on no insurance
• ANDREW CROWNED TOP CHEF!
• DEPORTED MAN ‘HAD FAKE PASSPORT’
• Silver surfer Jackie shortliste­d for open Eir awards
• Drugs case sent to Green Street
• It’s showtime for Musical Society
• Bush students take home major prize from PE Expo
• BE A VIP AT CREATIVE SPARK
• LENNONSTOW­N OBJECTIONS
• Houses burgled and March 17 arrests
• Local law firm moves back to where it all began
• Case to go back before judge
• Probation order after threats
• Drugs court for defendant
• Localmusic­anshit highnoteso­n17th
• EU visit for local farming students
• Hopefully my big TV appearance will go better than my last
• Virtual reality border planned after Brexit
• Narrow Water funding not likely in ‘forseeable future’
• Fighting Blindness hosting free event
• Show your appreciati­on
• Spring is the busiest season of all
• Wakeinthe West
• ‘Virtual’ disaster as gamer event goes wrong for the Lads
• Recent deaths
• Tragedy is something that we have become all to much familiar with
• Byrne relives his injury nightmare
• Super Mac inspires Dundalk to Pat’s win
• Kelly upbeat about Louth’s promotion bid
• Ryan’s death casts shadow over Cork tie
• Louth not at the races as Armagh romp home
• Defeat should motivate Reds for trip to Tipp
• Rampant Reds see off Wexford to reach final
• NAOMH FIONNBARRA
• MILLMOUNT HANDBALL
• COOLEY KICKHAMS
• NEWTOWN BLUES
• ST PATRICK’S
• Feast of football in store at DkIT
• This Town and country have come a long way
• DID YOU KNOW ?
• Six-point gap was a strange feeling
• Rogers hoping for better luck this time
• Ardee quash gutsy Glens’ comeback
• REDEEMER 1 BAY UNITED 6
• Bellurgan keep slim hopes alive
• Shannon Soul delivers the goods for Halford and Foley
• Rogers achieves target of being Leinster’s best
• Fatigued McCrystal still too strong
• Ireland’s call for St Vincent’s girl Neasa
• CLOVERHILL
• Ireland are too good to be mere party-poopers
• GLENWOOD RESIDENTS WANT DEVELOPER TO FINISH OFF ESTATE
• Point to Point raises funds for good causes
• Local schools pen their peace essays
• Teresa’ s sole concern was to see her loved family happy
• Community and helping others was focus of John’ s life
• Tim was a lovely singer
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Gaelic Football Programme for Girls
• Spring Concerts in Heritage Centre
• FROM JUNK TO COUTURE
• Horoscopes
• Do animals feel grief after suffering loss of someone?
• Take the spring flower survey to help learn more
• Achieving wellbeing in the workplace
• Why not plant a long-lived tree?
• Shocking violence and laughter in equal measures
• Latest Styx offering disappoint­s in second half
• Ireland’s top 10 in the US
• Debut album from Video Blue
• Second Spring concert series for Carlingfor­d
• Big 70th surprise in store for Rose
• Rather special birthday party for Laura’s 21st
• GREAT NIGHT AS GARY CELEBRATES HIS 50TH BIRTHDAY

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