The Argus - 2017-08-15

• 8 FIRES IN JUST 4 DAYS
• ST NICHOLAS AVENUE RESIDENTS TO MARKS ITS 80TH ANNIVERSAR­Y
• Nick McGinley talks about his novel and casting for Channel 4
• Two bomb alerts being investigat­ed
• Bolt from the blue as Ronnie carries medal
• 27th Battalion snipers scoop top titles
• Parents appeal for end to school crisis
• Louth families are at ‘breaking point’ waiting for respite
• MARK SET FOR IRISH RECORD ATTEMPT
• Hannah’s going to be a cut above the rest for charity!
• Bans for drivers welcome
• Homeless up by 55% in Census
• ‘ACONNECTIO­NTO ALIVINGSAI­NT’
• DogRescuer­each€25k
• Sewing machines and walking aids for Ghana
• Second Tony Golden Memorial cycle gears up
• Dundalk house prices up by 7.7%
• Dundalk Credit Union announces €5 million 3rd Level Education Loan Fund and new 3rd Level Loan product
• JUMPER SET ON FIRE AT ASTRO TURF PITCH
• Figures reveal 400 disabled in Louth on housing list
• THE HIGH COST OF ‘FREE’
• Spiralling­costof going‘backto school’mustbeaddr­essed-Adams
• Prouddayas­Ronnie bringschoi­rhome
• NICOLE’S POP UP DELIGHT
• Three fun filled days ahead with Convoy to Cooley
• IT’S IN OUR NATURE
• Students warned about rental scams
• Louth applicatio­ns for fisheries fund
• I’M NOT WHINGING - IT’S PROFESSION­AL RANTING...
• A time for new beginnings
• It’s a kind of magic at Create initiative
• THE SMILE THAT SHOWS WAY CREATE CAN CHANGE LIVES
• New plan to boost day time visitors
• Wee Lad’s YMCA capers make a solid gold insurance policy for me
• Recent deaths
• Dog breeds certainly pose different risks
• Government plan for vacant houses akin to children’s shoe tax in 1982
• CCE SUCCESS AT FLEADH
• So much is at stake in Kenny home-coming
• SFC double-headers whet the appetite
• ‘Mor face challenge from ‘Well balanced rivals
• Al’s well that ends well for
• Classy O’Connell’s bring St Kevin’s down to earth
• It’s glee for last-gasp Finbarrs
• McCabe a class act as he carries Clans home
• Holders stunned as unfancied Moninne prevail
• Lannleire book last four place after a thriller
• Fourteen-man Emmets overcome Mals
• RUTHLESS ROCHE HIT SIX OF THE BEST
• For Stabannon
• Bride’s begin life in the top grade with win
• Mountney’s ‘Derry’
• Candystrip­es aiming to exact early revenge
• Final countdown under way
• ‘Mor claim a maximum in Kilmessan Shield games
• Quay lift the Clancy Cup
• Rock are denied at death
• Glenmore athletes strike gold
• Promotion on line as Mavericks try to outgun Cowboys
• Tense tussles in final four
• All the greyhound results from the Dundalk track
• Dominant Dundalk power their way up to third
• No easy answer to culture of binge drinking in GAA
• URBAN COUNCIL MARKS BI-CENTENARY OF DOMINICANS IN TOWN
• Pride as Slieve Gullion steams into town
• 1,000 ATTEND LADYWELL
• Rapid Mover wins Carrolls 525 Internatio­nal
• Jack had a great love of his family and home life
• Gabriel worked on many projects in England including Channel Tunnel
• Thomas was a very gentle and kind soul
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Conscious Coffee Cups get the thumbs up
• Enterprisi­ng Carlingfor­d
• Carlingfor­d Wilderness­Festival
• D’ArcyMcGeeS­ummer School2017
• Convoy to Peninsula Ploughing
• Newtown Blues triumph over St. Pa tricks in Junior Championsh­ip
• Minor Championsh­ip victory for St. Patrick’ s
• The mystery of a cat’s strong sense of direction
• Something for everyone during Heritage Week
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Get a picnic and enjoy a show
• Creative Spark residencie­s a great opportunit­y for artists
• Carlingfor­d hosts D’Arcy McGee Summer School
• Anne enjoys 70th birthday party
• WON’T MISS EARLY MORNING OR LATE-NIGHT CALLS
• BIG CELEBRATIO­NS AS COURTNEY’S HITS 20 YEARS
• Dundalk on song as they knock out Candystrip­es

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