The Argus - 2017-07-25

• DUNDALK’S GOT NO ROOM FOR DkIT STUDENTS
• CENSUS RESULTS SHOW THAT LOUTH IS IRISH, WHITE AND CATHOLIC
• Blueprint transport plan for the town drawn up by a local student
• NEW FERRY’S FIRST CROSSING
• ‘Generous’ sum for victim in GAA assault
• Three women die after horrific car crash near Ardee
• POSTERS ABOUT GARDA MURDER APPEAR IN NYC
• Lessons need to be learned about souterrain issue
• DUNDALK KNOCKED OUT OF EUROPE
• Louth GAA announce Dundalk Credit Union as official Community Partner in valuable 3 year deal
• Gardai prevent organised fight
• ABBEY ROLE FOR GEORGIA
• Turning the border into an invisible art exhibition
• JUDGE TO RULE ON INDIVIDUAL DRIVING CASES
• Irish Water target Louth wastewater monitoring
• Nominees for Louth PPN Awards
• Louth Rose enjoys a purrfect day with LSPCA
• Bail revoked after alleged breach of conditions
• Closing date near to apply for Small Business grant
• Pop up shopping centre for ladies
• Mum appeals for informatio­n on bags stolen from her car
• Anger over removal of plastic recycling bins
• Council confirms that potholes will be fixed
• Staff presence matter for CEO
• Garda horse manure raised at council meeting
• Stage academy kids get Top Notch marks
• O’Dowd welcome increase in minimum wage
• Ferry owner should be praised for introducti­on of new service
• Do the right thing next year – restore blessing of graves to its proper form
• Town needs lift from a festival and landlords
• Sinead in finals for Supermac jingle
• Cycle event for Down Syndrome Ireland
• We are still talking to each other after three weeks holiday together
• How fluid is your nationalit­y? It depends on pre-holiday panic
• Recent deaths
• Naming drink drivers won’t reduce offences
• If the Government wants to solve the housing crisis it has to get building
• Match of the Day on a Saturday night
• Review of Legal Aid scheme should be encouraged and welcomed
• Clubs need help
• Preparingf­orNew season
• RockCeltic­camp
• European hangover exposed by the Hoops
• Open draw throws up intriguing match-ups
• Pats leave room for improvemen­t despite easy win
• Dreadnots bounce back with big win
• St Mochta’s advance as red mist falls on St Fechin’s
• Woods to the rescue as the Finbarrs show their mettle
• St Kevin’s overcome wobble to book last-8 date with O’Connell’s
• Tones hit all the right notes in Mitchel’s win
• Five-star Parnells sail into quarters
• Mals Nick last eight showdown with Emmets
• Last chance for silverware at Cumann na mBunscol finals
• Young Reds seal Shield final spot
• Super Saints march to league glory
• GARTLAND GUTTED
• Massey urges Dundalk teammates to bounce back from tough week
• Not the Hoops fans hoped for
• Quay dump Clancy holders out
• Ireland honours bring out the best in Gabriel
• McShane and McBride play starring roles
• Big medal haul as club takes capital by storm
• Dundalk come so close to big European scalp
• GOOD NEWS FOR 176 WORKERS IN CRV AS BUSINESS IS SOLD
• Omeath traders fed up of army patrols in area
• Gaels win All-Ireland U-14 B Féile na nÓg title
• Dr Connolly was at forefront of education in County Louth
• Alicehadag­iftforthep­iano
• Paddywasal­eadinghors­eman
• Sheilawasa foundermem­ber ofFaughart CreditUnio­n
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• RNLI flotilla in memory of R116 crew
• RaceNight- Glenmore AC say thank you
• A choice for vets: mixed practice or just pets?
• Wexford whale a top attraction in London museum
• Don’t let fear dominate your life
• The daunting herbaceous border
• Holidaying and flying – some things to make you comfortabl­e
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Wartime drama will be an Oscar candidate
• Enjoyable, but better to be found in the genre
• Adrienne promotes Irish writers
• Louth Plan for Creative Ireland projects launched/
• Moffetts enjoy summer barbeque
• FAMILY AND FRIENDS GATHER TO WISH THEM WELL
• BRENDAN AND ETHEL CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSAR­Y
• Cooley pain as they face fight against relegation

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