The Argus - 2017-06-06

• PARENTS MOVE ON SCHOOL PROTEST
• That’s what friends are for
• 5,000 LOUTH CARER FAMILIES FACE HUGE ISSUES EVERY DAY
• Jailed for ramming three taxis and Garda van in town
• First sailing of the Scenic Carlingfor­d ferry delayed
• DUNDALK GETS ‘SVU’ IN NEW SCHEME
• Robber was hit on head with wok
• Ellie off to London
• Flower power as national exhibition comes to Louth
• €8,000 FINE FOR HAVING NI CAR
• MAXWELL ROW ‘WASTE’ CASE ADJOURNED
• Dundalk student on Washington Ireland programme
• Louth food writer and mac‘n’cheese with Irish twist
• Raising the flag for mental health
• THE FINAL CARE GIVER
• ‘We are going back in time, certainly not going forward’- says carer
• Louth Carers Support Group hosting event for National Carers Week in Drogheda
• All roads lead to Bellurgan Park on
• Sunday June 11 for Agricultur­al Show
• Caught in moment of weakness– but who’s the real sensible one?
• Louth Leader and EmployAbil­ity Service graduation­s
• Illegal diesel driver ‘filmed customs’
• St. Louis poetic speaking
• How do tyres contribute to safe driving?
• Youth club annual trip
• ‘Weed’ have a better time if we didn’t argue over the garden
• Recent deaths
• Publicans wrong to resist drink driving changes
• Time to wake up to the real threat of terrorism and show solidarity
• Volunteers such as Gerry are the heroes in our community we should treasure
• Road safety is a matter for our local authority
• Tournament in Ciaran’s memory a big success
• Kenny sets sights on Europe after Cork defeat
• ‘Wee need to take a hard look at ourselves’
• Dundalk native McElroy signs for European champions
• At a glance
• McEntee must come up with a case for defence ahead of Kildare showdown
• Williams insists Reds will pick it up for qualifiers
• McEntee feels Meath have more in tank
• O’Connor admits Reds just weren’t good enough
• Reilly should have been first item on Louth’s ‘to-do’ list
• Semi hopes still alive after Longford loss
• Super Mac central to victory
• Rampant Roche unlock combo to sign off in style
• Pat’s book Sheelan final date with Mattock
• Supporters suffering from withdrawal­s
• Rogers tips Lilywhites to bounce back
• Hat-trick hero Maguire says Cork must stay focused
• Cups and Europe the priority as Cork stretch lead
• Rogers family take plaudits in the province
• Cuchulainn quartet conquer tough Ràs
• Dundalk greyhound results
• Lesson for St Louis girls ... in golf
• I’m sick to the stomach as the hoodoo continues
• Peggy enjoyed the simple things of life and was happiest at home
• Eileenlive­d fulllifeon familyfarm
• Kitty was a kind lady who had great neighb ours who looked out for her
• TWO ARSON ATTACKS AT MARIST AND HOLY FAMILY CHURCHES
• Stribel arrive with 72 jobs and more to follow
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• Glenmore AC prepare for fourth challenge
• Well done to Junior Men
• Final preparatio­ns for Dundalk Show in Bellurgan Park
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• What to do when your pet suffers a wound
• Micro-plastics in sea becoming an increasing problem
• Take some time to assess how you are
• Always a good feeling at Bloom
• No reason why you can’t be a healthy vegan
• Moving, lifeaffirm­ing tale delicately threaded with themes of redemption
• Fantastic fun with staggering amount of content
• Singing Soldier for An Tain
• Big celebratio­ns for Martin’s 40th
• Mad night as Thomas celebrates his 30th
• END OF SEASON AWARDS NIGHT FOR GLENMUIR FC
• Reds head for qualifiers as derby hoodoo continues
• Maguire the destroyer as Lilies’ tital hopes ended

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