The Argus - 2017-05-09

• GORSE FIRES BURN CASH Numerous call outs for Fire Service to grass and gorse blazes
• €60 MILLION FLOOD PROTECTION PLAN FOR NORTH LOUTH
• Alan Craven appointed new Marist College principal
• Dogs stolen, duck killed in burglary
• Joan is feted for being a wonder woman
• Dundalk born singer greets Hollywood stars at NY show
• Fuel fraudsters given suspended sentences
• Mental health and addiction conference held in Dundalk
• Questions remain over MAU closure
• Acorn Life set to create 15 new jobs
• Louthrents­soar byalmost20%
• Louth Enterprise Office plays pivotal role in job creation
• Minister launches new partnershi­p
• CBS win big at anti-racism video awards
• Cooley the backdrop for Coffey’s ‘Writing Home’
• June’s Super Saturday
• KNIFE IN CAR FOR PAPERING KITCHEN
• Louth toddler on deck
• Two Dublin men found guilty of stealing caravan
• Why no public inquiry on Omeath murder? Adams
• Friends reunited by former teacher
• Housing crisis Louth report
• Taking in charge is not works guarantee
• Council rent arrears in sharp rise to €5million
• ‘Nairac is buried in North Louth’, says investigat­or
• Border region exporters preparing for impact of Brexit
• INSPIRING FASHION COLLECTION FROM YOUNG DESIGNER
• €4 a day reduced hospital parking
• Guiltyplea­tofuel theft
• Cannabis grow house uncovered
• Revolution in Louth the focus of new book
• Louth to receive €200,000 for heritage projects
• Cake sale at Bank of Ireland raised €1450 for CHI
• Coláiste Rís shone at Junk Kouture finale
• School exhibition remembers late Dundalk artist
• Downward trend in new car sales continued in April
• Louth schools set for summer boost
• Happy Heart volunteers sought in Louth
• Sci-Fest discoverin­g the best local minds
• Great support for Dromiskin clean-up
• Deserved honour
• Youth for Justice promote social justice for SVP
• Marathon madness fun
• Is it wrong to laugh at the Wee Lad for his Ghost Train terrors?
• Young Dundalk entreprene­urs win display award at finals
• Sticks and stones thrown at Catholic Church
• Flooding is a serious concern but will plan ever leave drawing board
• MONA’S DANCE SCHOOL SCOOP WORLD MEDALS
• House price inflation countrywid­e
• Here comes the sun in Blackrock
• Kenny weighs up formation change for BIt O’Red visit
• Louth chief on collision course with county board
• Westmeath hit sluggish Louth for six
• Blues hit their neighbours for six in derby
• Joe’s ‘chip’ in on Intel initiative
• Euro spot is now the priority as gap widens
• Dundalk paying price for messy pre-season preparatio­ns
• Perth insists no-one is throwing in the towel
• DID YOU KNOW?
• Finn backs Dundalk to turn things around
• EA relief for the Lilywhites
• Double bid on track as Rock survive major scare
• Bay sink Redeemer in goal-fest
• McDonagh treble the difference as Glenmuir take the spoils
• Mighty Blues break Mor records with NEFL title
• Hard work pays off for Blackrock
• Glorious weekend for St Gerard’s athletes
• Super Saints in top form at Louth champs
• Rathcoole kids do Dundalk Karate proud
• Cab catch Dundalk cold on home turf
• CLOVERHILL
• SEAPOINTP&P
• PEADAR’SSOCIETY
• May sunshine turns chore of training into a real treat
• “Confidence returning to Irish agricultur­al land market, albeit moderately”...
• Recentdeat­hs
• Angelaenme­shedhersel­fin communityw­ithvolunta­rywork
• Sarah loved outdoor life and her travels
• Margaretwa­sengagedin­hercommuni­ty
• Briegewasa­familylady­ofdeepfait­h
• Noelspent 25yearsin England
• 1,800 houses required over five year period in Louth
• Big programme of events for Maytime Festival
• Knockbridg­e
• Cooley adies lose to Stabannon
• SCORAIOCHT EYE SCHEME FUNDING
• Council to investigat­e gender discrimina­tion
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Ticks on pets need to be removed correctly
• Aspen leaves flutter, tremble, shiver and quake
• Know – and DO – what’s good for you!
• How to grow tomatoes outdoors
• Gardening
• Some tips for your holiday in the sun
• Delightful­ly daft cocktail of spoof, slapstick and whodunnit
• Yet another mediocre first-person shooter
• Louth Fleadh comes to town
• Castle Players stage ‘Happy Birthday Dear Alice’ again
• Quay Athletic end of season awards
• Busy man Ciaran takes time out to celebrate
• SPECIAL NIGHT FOR ALICE’S 70TH BIRTHDAY PARTY

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