The Argus - 2017-06-20

• FIRST BLESSING
• CONFUSION REIGNS ONE YEAR AFTER THE UK’S DECISION TO LEAVE THE EU
• Aoife Heffron is selected to be 2017 Louth Rose
• Community supports Bionic woman Niamh
• Top author in Dundalk for town’s book day
• SportsDire­ct and USC join Heatons
• Like a duck to Redwater
• Census reveals one umemployme­nt blackspot
• Doctor, doctor . . . .A change of career for Anthony which led him to finding love with . . . another doctor!
• Environmen­tal impacts of Brexit must not be ignored
• BREXIT LIKELY TO THREATEN CROSS BORDER FUNDING
• Shear class as dad sets new record to show hard work pays
• KAREN HOSTS POP UP SHOP FOR NIALL MELLON FUND
• Colm Markey elected new Council Chair
• Telecoms firm donate to little Daniel’s ongoing treatment
• Dangerous driver given five months
• DRIVER CAUGHT AFTER NO LIGHTS ON CAR
• Childcare still huge expense for Louth families
• New ferry to start in coming weeks
• Survey shows HAP tenants are less likely to get viewing
• Prince Albert of Monaco to visit Drogheda
• Charged with assault causing harm
• Mancharged with sex assault, rape
• Green dream to be realised
• Chamber staged tax breakfast
• Court to ‘keep eye’ on youth
• Doolargy the venue for best street fest
• Dogs kill 66 sheep since February
• New HGV Depot now open on Newry Road
• Brigid’s Way Celtic walking pilgrimage
• The hot weather finally arrives, and some still manage to complain
• Fun and entertainm­ent at Raft Race this Sunday
• Play to music
• THE WRITING IS ON THE WALL FOR THE WEE LAD THIS SUMMER
• RECENT DEATHS
• Anti-vaccine campaigns just spread fear
• Shoddy boom era apartment blocks are a catastroph­e waiting to happen
• Greenway boost for tourism on Lough
• A year on and we really are none the wiser about what Brexit means
• Does fears over Tory impartiali­ty apply to SF
• Dundalk get Norwegian champions in Europe
• St Gerards jumper gains Euro standard
• Crozier and Nally the early favourites to succeed Kelly
• ‘Long’ road ahead for Louth after tame exit
• Kelly fears Ryan could get ‘burned’ after late red card
• Old rivals all set for Croker showdown
• Chance for both counties to salvage a bit of silverware
• Louth teams shine in the sunny southeast
• Brave Reds bow out
• Reid writes the script as Mattock stun St Pats
• GLEN EMMETS
• KNOCK BRIDGE
• NAOMH FIONNBARRA
• NAO MH MONINNE
• SEAN O’ MAHONY’S
• DEMOLITION DERBY
• Will Drogs win signal return of ‘sixy’ football?
• ‘Duff double sees striker hit 30 mark
• DID ? YOU KNOW
• Kenny hoping derby win will help team turn a corner
• Returning Gartland expecting togher test against Harps
• Setanta prevail in basement battle
• Javelin ace leads the Glenmore challenge
• Weekend greyhound returns from Dundalk
• St Peter’s jumper doubles up in sweltering Tullamore
• CLOVERHILL
• DUNDALK LADIES
• PUNTER’SSOCIETY
• Big issues in Wee County still not being addressed
• Helen actively loved Gaelic culture
• Maisie was a quiet and gentle lady
• Is the word of a solicitor more credible than that of a sailor or soldier?
• Famous three-seat victory for Fianna Fail in election
• Brigade spends 57 hours tackling blaze
• Knockbridg­e
• Omeath lads unlucky at All Ireland Tournament
• ARDEE CASTLE IS BECOMING A HEALTH HAZARD
• Top honour for Dr Geraghty
• Ar dee to host a worldwide Brennan family reunion
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The difference between science and fake science
• Good show from fast-flying Small Copper this year
• Rejuvenate Ireland – promoting wellbeing
• How often should you clip hedges?
• Don’t ignore the symptoms of acid reflux
• Evans tests his acting mettle in heartfelt tale of sacrifice
• No wonder and awe for Vvardenfel­l veterans
• Greatest composers for town
• Tesco Extra staff enjoy great night out
• Patricia and Linda joint birthday celebratio­ns
• GREAT FORM AND CRAIC AT GERS NIGHT AT DOGS

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