The Argus - 2017-04-25

• Parents’ distress at lack of care for daughter
• WAS ADRIAN CREVAN MACKIN A GARDA INFORMER?
• The case for Dundalk to have an arts festival of its own
• Serious questions to be answered
• STEPPING UP FOR HER 35TH WOMENS MINI MARATHON
• Former NI judge O’Donnell laid to rest
• Car burned out at local forest
• Cross Cooley Challenge
• Dundalk Dog Rescue new centre plans
• Nash selected as Labour candidate at next election
• Community groups urged to apply for CCTV funding
• Louth Show stays in Bellurgan Park
• DkIT students in media awards
• Ó Fiaich students set to showcase their work
• Travel writing comp for young writers
• COURT HEARS CLAIMS OF HARASSMENT
• Huge amount of rubbish gathered at Seabank
• ‘Highly alarming’ low level of licences recorded
• Dancerslau­nchGo-Fund me€10kforAriz­onatrip
• Meals on wheels served up 11,479 dinners in 2016
• Real life stories in ‘Quit’ campaign
• Drunk driving case dismissed
• Judge wants to see if injured party has scars
• DOOLARGY EASTER COFFEE MORNING
• Search is on for next Louth Rose as Megan leads appeal
• PJ O’Hare’s wins best Gastro Pub in Louth for fifth time
• Renting up as new housing hit slump
• Himself is getting fitter with his Fitbit , while I’m still the slob with good intentions
• 3,500 in Louth to benefit from changes
• Training people to be part of a sales team
• Newcarsale­s downinLout­h
• BLACKROCK BULLETIN
• Spring is the busiest season of all
• The place to restore your faith in humanity? That’s Enniskille­n
• Recent deaths
• We must know truth in relation to Garda killer
• Politician­s love a crisis and if there aren’t any they can always create one
• Catching the leaders not the priority
• Dundalk duo go West and make an impact
• Reds boss upbeat as Derry given a scare
• Kierans feels win will stand to Louth
• Gallant Reds lose nothing in defeat to Derry
• Injured Morgan hails Louth’s true grit
• Saints leave Gers pointless
• Jocks are singing following Blues win
• Plenty of home comfort for Gaels
• All ‘White’ on the night
• Mattock’s fine form continues with big victory
• Saints march on with big win
• DUNDALK YOUNG IRELANDS 1-6
• Slick Glyde in cruise control
• KILKERLEYE­MMETS
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• Lacklustre win could be crucial
• Time for a system re-boot?
• No magic wand says captain
• Man-of-the-match sees room for improvemen­t
• Towell to triple his money
• Premier outfit edge thriller
• SOCCER DUNDALK SCHOOLBOYS LEAGUE SCOREBOARD
• Bellurgan clinch U-14 title
• Rock stars land under-17 crown
• Quay in big danger after heavy defeat
• Colin’s treble lights up Friday night racing
• Campbell mounts challenge
• Torres in the medals
• Super Saints in fine form at pre-champs
• Busy and rewarding week for Glenmore athletes
• Medals galore for big St Peter’s contingent
• Blackrock take Lourdes by storm
• LAYTOWN& BETTYSTOWN­ladies
• SEAPOINTP&P
• Break as good as a rest on hectic sporting weekend
• Capturing your special day unfolding naturally
• Andy ‘tick tock’ born to run
• Cooley’s Lord Mayor passes away
• Lizzie led a simple life at the heart of which were family, friends and neighbours
• OutgoingRi­tawaswellk­nown forherkind­andfriendl­ynature
• Maureen’s familycent­ral toherlife
• MIXED FORTUNES FOR DUNDALK TEAMS ON THE SPORTING FIELDS
• Mother gets big surprise when triplets arrive
• Differing views on religion as an exam subject
• SAFETY ISSUES RAISED ON THE CARRICK ROAD
• Women’s World Rugby Cup trophy to pay a very special visit to Ardee Rugby Club on May 5th
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Leprechaun Hunt makes a return to Slieve Foy
• Is your dog dull and not eating? Time to see the vet
• Rabbits reported to be main prey of buzzards
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• WW2 drama sweet and light and good on the period detail
• A truly commendabl­e point-and-click puzzler
• A BLOOD CURDLING DRACULA
• The unplugged Therapy? gig
• St Dominic’s end of season awards
• Big night at races for Carroll Memorial 620
• A GALA NIGHT OF MUSIC AND SONG IN GOLF CLUB

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