The Argus - 2017-05-16

• DOLE MUM’S SECRET CASH
• ‘HUGELY IMPORTANT’ WEEK AS MEPS VISIT THE BORDER REGION
• Stephen Murphy tells us about his award winning gin
• Kansas uni place for Dundalk student
• Meat cleaver in ‘smash and grab’ robbery
• 145 food parcels taken every week
• UNDERCOVER­OPSEES 22PEOPLECH­ARGED WITHDRUGOF­FENCES
• Benzodrive­rhithomes
• InterTrade­Ireland launches Brexit service
• STOLEN CARS WERE CRASHED
• Judge calls man ‘Ireland’s biggest conman’
• LOUGH FERRY READY FOR JUNE LAUNCH
• Suspended sentence after €2,500 cheque bounced
• INAUGURAL DUNDALK CIVIC AWARDS
• Adams raises concern over spiralling cost of rents
• Free business expo in Marshes will showcase over 60 companies
• Jail term for assault using imitation firearm
• Louth people urged to make views heard
• MANDIDN’T NAMEDRIVER
• Seven vacant homes to be returned to use
• Damaged phone, had knife
• Drogheda is largest town
• Charity event in Mark’s memory raises funds
• ‘More than spin’ needed on cross border rail link
• Library hosting more events for Bealtaine Festival
• Archbishop visits St.Vincent’s school
• My family doesn’t do road trips well, even the short ones!
• Live register figures continue decline
• Jail form an who attacked old school mate with sword
• TRANSITION YEAR PROUDLY TAKE ON BILLY ELLIOT!
• Louth revolution book set for launch
• Sustainabl­e living
• Well Done, Dublin!!!
• Countdown
• DKIT incubation centre gets broadband boost
• Fianna Fail leader opens Breathnach’s constituen­cy office
• Council should fund flood barriers
• N-ice time at Martin’s events
• NIX MOON LANDS FIRESTONE SPOT AT VANTASTIVA­L IN JUNE
• Chamber business awards launched
• Gyles Quay toilets in need of renovation says local
• Charge over dog row is dismissed
• Fidget spinners and a crying plea to be a YouTube sensation
• Software firm Louth’s enterprise finalists
• Ban on skinny models is a positive move
• Web hack attack shows danger of short sighted penny pinching
• Inaugural civic awards were a great success and must be built upon
• Constant roadworks around town are a source of great discontent
• STUDENTS’ CONTRIBUTI­ON TO LIFE IN COLÁISTE RÍS CELEBRATED
• Bellurgan cup double bid still on right track
• Kenny not listening to ‘crap’ from critics
• Injury worries for Louth ahead of Leinster opener against Garden County
• Championsh­ip days are still special
• “Seeing the lads with their mams did give me a pang of homesickne­ss and I had to text Pauline for a ‘virtual’ hug!”
• O’Mahony’s comeback keeps Blues pointless
• Dreadnots halt Mattock progress
• Short stay at summit
• Glyde see off game Mitchels
• Rampant Roche stay on top
• ST PATRICKS 1-12 COOLEY KICKHAMS 2-9 Cooley storm back to deny Pats
• Jocks run halted
• McArdle makes a point
• Mary’s cling on for win
• First win for the Mairtins
• Impressive Saints march on
• Seans always in control
• Four from four for the Finbarrs
• Joes back to winning ways against Irelands
• Important win for Plunketts
• Louth learn plenty from Leinster semi-final defeat
• Impressive under-16s chalk up narrow Royal success
• ‘Bridge too far for Moninne
• NAOMHFIONN­BARRA
• ROCHEEMMET­S
• NAOMHMONIN­NE
• CUCHULAINN­GAELS
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• Bit O’light at the end of of tunnel
• Dare to dream - or stay home
• DID YOU KNOW ?
• Jamie passes Sligo exam with top marks
• Benson glad to be back
• Second-half goals do the trick for Rock
• Third time lucky for Ardee boys
• Mighty Mee is the hero for the Quay
• Classy Quay retain their title in style
• Brilliant Blayney double up in end
• 10-man Glens defy the odds
• Louth county medal haul swells up for Glenmore juveniles
• Dundalk second best as Clondalkin take points
• Weekend greyhound returns
• Mighty Mavericks slay the Minotaurs
• Dundalk Karate kids make the grade
• No home triumph for Smith in Baltray
• CLOVERHILL
• MANNAN LADIES
• Wee County should clear first hurdle in Leinster
• Our vet Pete’s got a new book
• Recent deaths
• Religion a big guiding influence in Nancy’s diligent, selfless life
• Noel loved farming and family was core of his life
• Turlough was a normal man, going about life with hearty greeting and beaming smile
• CARDINAL LEADS 25TH ARMAGH HOSPITALIT­E PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES
• Louth start off with a narrow win in Leinster
• Ambitious plan for new sea wall in Blackrock
• Knockbridg­e
• Hunting Leprechaun­s on the slopes of Slieve Foy
• Weather perfect for Vintage run
• Rory’s Stories a huge success
• THATCHING IN GRANGE
• Is fox hunting a tradition that belongs in the past?
• Biodiversi­ty: Half of us don’t know what it means
• Fine weather for bedding season
• Don’t have too many distractio­ns in life
• Homeopathi­c remedies that you might have in a cupboard
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Chastain triumphs in riveting political thriller
• Tense, well executed thriller well worth your time
• Guest director for DTW play
• SUPER SIX
• A night of American classics
• Another great Cross Cooley night
• Clermont Chorale host an evening of song
• FAMILIAR FACES AT MARIST SCHOOL REUNION
• Louth won’t take Wicklow for granted in Leinster clash
• Garret claims Junior Scratch Cup crown at Dundalk GC

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