The Argus - 2017-04-12

• CYCLE LANES STILL A BIG TALKING POINT FOR COUNCILLOR­S
• Warm tributes are paid to Dundalk’s longest serving District Court judge
• Masked men’s threat to man in own home
• Council housing offers go online
• Dundalk Simon launch new look charity shop
• Artist Michelle presents Pope Francis with one of her works
• Two local schools are tops
• Hospital asked to reduce parking prices
• Outpouring of support after fire
• Flooding fears raised on Minister’s visit
• 20 years of helping jobseekers
• COMMUNITY SERVICE AFTER DRUGS CHARGES
• WOMAN GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
• Tributes paid to popular council worker Andy Califf
• BREATHNACH’S SMUGGLING BILL HEARD IN DÁIL
• Easter in the Churches
• COOLEY TO GET STARRING FILM ROLE
• Rent arrears’ rise continues
• No progress on Medebawn junction
• Womanstole shoesandso­cks
• Aura helping community get a healthy lifestyle
• Tourism conference in Carlingfor­d
• DETOX PLAN IS QUERIED BY JUDGE
• Family row led to criminal damage
• Launch of cross cooley challenge
• Phone and iPad ban has produced some interestin­g results
• INVESTIGAT­ION INTO SOUTERRAIN
• Great friends ‘died together’ in accident
• The dispensati­on of justice is an extremely fine balancing act
• Recent deaths
• Hospital management can fix this problem
• Ireland is changing all around us and we can see it every single day
• Kevin Donovan and 860 others in Patsy Kelly 5k run
• Rampant Rangers seal another league title
• Kelly feels Louth will bounce back for Wicklow
• Dundalk must be wary of the chasing pack
• Goals Tipp balance as Louth miss out again
• Louth turn attention to the Championsh­ip
• Rangers glide into semis
• Louth under-16s enjoy Kingdom hospitalit­y
• Blackstone to drive Louth on
• Classy Patrician boys retain Brendan Carthy 7-a-side crown
• Gers and Stabannon serve up cracker
• JOHNMITCHE­LS
• KILKERLEYE­MMETS
• GLENEMMETS
• CUCHULAINN­GAELS
• STFECHIN’S
• Efficient Lilywhtes in it for the long haul
• Lamenting the ones that got away is a futile exercise
• Captain just glad to be back
• In-form McMillan is reaching his goals
• Bay cry foul as Virgina find a bit extra
• Five-star Bellurgan come good in the end
• Rock in need of a miracle after heavy defeat
• Glenmuir keep title race alive with late strike
• Bellurgan venue a big hit for point-to-point
• Bolger lights up Friday fixture with treble
• Louth team hoping to be in frame at Ras
• Clann Naofa duo secure places on Irish squad
• Andrew lands prestigiou­s purple belt
• CLOVERHILL
• Super Sergio deserves overdue day in the sun
• Joeanout-and-outfamilym­an andtheywer­ecentreofh­isworld
• Recentdeat­hs
• Martinneve­rlosttouch­withhome
• Profoundly deaf Gerald was one of town’s first tattoo artists
• Val was a progressiv­e farmer and a familiar figure at livestock sales
• Council divided over cost for planned fire station
• Promotion but no league prize for Louth
• Knockbridg­e
• CASA express thanks for donations to shops
• Celtic qualify for Fitzpatric­k Cup final after penalty shoot-out
• Horoscopes
• Lock up your Easter Eggs if dogs are within range
• Origins of the Easter Bunny, or eggs, is unclear
• De-stress, find your balance, feel happy
• Grow your own – on a small scale
• Nixon shines in dense portrait of a trailblazi­ng female poet
• Colourful 3D platformer a frustratin­g experience
• Basement Show for Hannah
• Big crowd to see World Darts Champ
• Big night of celebratio­ns at Ciara’s 30th birthday
• COLAISTE RIS TY’S TAKE THEIR FINAL CURTAIN CALL

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