The Argus - 2017-07-18

• A SHAMBLES
• PLENTY OF STYLE AT MARSHES LADIES’ DAY AT DUNDALK STADIUM
• GRACE’S PUBLIC PROFILE AT PAMPLONA BULL PROTEST
• BLACKROCK
• ALL ROADS LEAD TO NEW FERRY SERVICE
• Sevlene’s Emmy nomination
• Changes needed to prevent sheep kills
• Two ambulance crews call cops on unruly patients
• MAN CHARGED AFTER SYRINGE ROBBERY
• New gum busting task force
• STRICT BAIL FOR ALLEGED KIDNAPPER
• Residents relief as firm asked to withdraw plans for hazardous waste facility
• ‘Ciara is still all alone out there’
• Dundalk firm is clothing partner for Athletics Ireland
• Traffic gridlock at border crash
• Supervalu confirm new Fairways store
• Auction of 77 acre site at Heynestown
• Liam Doran to step down from INMO role
• Enterprise Office seeking recruits for PLATO network
• A new food venture born around the kitchen table
• Love of food inspires Dark Horse Pizza - a van with a difference
• FLOTILLA TRIBUTE TO RESCUE 116 CREW
• DKIT AWARDED €900K TO FUND APPRENTICE­S
• Brexit talks must include environmen­tal issues
• Homeless update from council
• ALLEGEDCHI­LD MOLESTER
• Cycle for Down Syndrome kids
• SITE FOR LOUTH RESPITE HOME IDENTIFIED
• Six new Autism Spectrum Disorder special classes for Louth
• Broadband roll out criticised
• Lidl donate €1000 to Dundalk based Cara Cancer centre
• INVESTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD FOR DANIELLE
• Dundalk Pride focus on youth
• 20 EMPTY HOUSES IN NEED OF WORK
• Time running out to enter Business Awards
• Improving look of local shop fronts
• Cloud-based accounting is the way forward
• Support for Maria Goretti foundation
• Why are they calling our dog ‘Curiosity’? I didn’t really want to hear the answer
• IFA lead farm safety awareness week
• Outdoor Theatre Season at Oldbridge to provide classic family entertainm­ent
• There are none so blind as those who seal lids shut with gum
• RECENT DEATHS
• Decriminal­ising drug use a dangerous move
• The terror exercise in Dublin did little toreassure­the rest of the country
• Thousands frustrated by change at patrun
• A glorious amenity that is utterly neglected for the want of some love
• ALL TO PLAY FOR
• O’Mahony’s SFC defence starts with narrow win
• Brave Reds fall at final hurdle in Leinster
• Lilywhites will need to produce one of the great performanc­es
• Burns in last ditch appeal to avoid ban
• Four-midable Jocks show their mettle
• O Raghallaig­hs have no answer to Geraldines’ second-half blitz
• Plunketts no match for Mattock
• CHAMPIONSH­IP2017
• Opportunis­t strike ‘lands’ Rovers a last eight spot
• Early Kelly strike sets Tone for Seans
• Westerns shoot down the Mitchels
• Young and old to honour hurling legend Patsy
• Gutsy Geraldines girls claim U12 League crown
• Points blow for champs
• Doolargy have edge in nine-goal thriller
• Jaytee still
• New sponsor for Fearon/Marron race
• Israel bounces back with National silver
• Has Jet engine
• Limerick trip goes swimmingly for Aura
• Three students feeling Blue
• Beaten Minors face major test in All-Ireland series
• LOCALS NOT HAPPY WITH PARTYING AT SEASIDE FESTIVAL
• Special service after works on Parish church
• Castletown ICA Guild marks 21st anniversar­y
• Sea mus was a quiet man who followed his family’ s links to these a with his fishing boat
• Stephen was very skilled worker and gardener
• Sustainabl­e living
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• KILKERLEY
• Prevent hassle of losing your cat or dog by making sure they’re microchipp­ed
• Out-of-control alien weed with colourful flowers
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Busy summer for MAD YT
• SUPER SIX
• Creative Spark sees artists for residency programme
• Lions Club fundraisin­g barbeque
• Kim celebrates her 21st with friends and family
• LILYWHITE FANS LOUD AND PROUD IN THEIR SUPPORT
• Dundalk set sights on upset in Norway

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