The Argus - 2017-08-22

• MOUNTAIN VANDALISM
• Record breaker Mark says he’s achieved his dream
• Lighttouch­border aBrexitpri­ority
• Great British aspiration­s, but no real plan: Malone
• Smart Kookee for ploughing
• Top fleadh award for Donlon’s dedication
• DkIT SU tells students to ‘act fast’ for houses
• €1,500 of heroin found in vehicle
• Eve (11) swins to success at transplant games
• Andrew’s rock n roll marathon
• LEO Louth launch courses supporting local business
• New look for Hannah and thousands raised
• Dundalk Credit Union announces €5 million 3rd Level Education Loan Fund and new 3rd Level Loan product
• Chinese student speaks out about visa dilemma
• HAP tenants are ‘Locked Out’ in Dundalk -Simon
• Creative Ireland boost for Quintessen­ce Theatre Company
• ‘SHOCK, PRIDE AND HONOUR’ OF LOUTH ROSE
• Louth’s €30k funding boost for school age childcare
• DEFIBSCANS­AVELIVES
• Woodies Heroes charity cycle
• New points system encouraged students to take higher level papers
• FINAL LEAVING CERT FOR RETIRING PRINCIPAL
• Top honours for St. Vincent’s girls!
• Louis double delight!
• Great achievemen­ts at De la Salle
• Education being provided ‘on the cheap’
• The man with the (health) plan
• Appeal for report on vacant houses
• Late night cafe moving to Eskay’s Bistro
• Message to all those Leaving Cert students - the world is out there waiting for you all
• Develop your career opportunit­ies at the Regional Skills & Training Centre
• First film festival set for village
• The day the greatest sandwich ever shamed even Steptoe
• Recent deaths
• Problem passengers need drinks limit
• CAO points race shouldn’t just be about the jobs market
• Painted arrows right across Cooley mountains are just so annoying
• We need to have a vision to reach for
• COMMUNITIE­S CELEBRATE THEIR PRIDE AND JOY!
• Dream Ireland debut for Dundalk’s Rafferty
• Weekend of draws in Louth SFC
• Shevlin secures replay
• Quigley holds his nerve to earn Joe’s a second bite
• Battling Blues sink Pats
• Gaels make a great escape
• Six see red as St Mary’s stay senior
• Better late than never for Mattock
• O Raghallaig­hs edge classic to cling on to senior status
• Moninne keep final quest on right track
• 14-man Fechin’s are caught Nap-ping
• Five-star Cooley edge cracker
• Lethal Lilywhites earn their stripes
• Beautiful Buncrana the perfect stage for mesmermisi­ng Dundalk display
• Super Mac is eager to sign up for next year
• Bay edge seven goal thriller
• Clinical Quay make short work of Duleek
• Square swoop late to sink Rock
• Glenmuir sunk by late Kells striker Glenmuir
• Bellurgan rue missed chances
• Blackrock juveniles busy on two fronts
• Hard hitters make light work of Clondalkin target
• League semis go down to the wire
• Heisman’s a popular home winner in Dundalk decider
• General will draw comfort from Mayo second chance
• ANTI-SELLAFIELD CAMPAIGNER­S ARE DISMAYED AT SURVEY
• D’hill stage senior hurling semi final
• Community campaign against phone mast
• Tommydieda­thomeinNew­Jersey butreturne­dtotownreg­ularly
• Noelhadaki­ndwordanda­helpinghan­d forothers, oneoflife’struegents
• Jimmylived averyquiet andsimplel­ife
• PADRAIG KELLY ROSE THROUGH THE RANKS
• Lannleire pavilion hosting craft and food
• HAVE YOU A STORY?
• Grass seeds can cause serious issues for pets
• Nuptial flights of Black Garden Ants occur in summer
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Gore’s climate change woe continues amid political upheaval
• A lot of potential, but destined for obscurity
• CORONATION STREET
• Ballymasca­nlon violinist Jennifer flies in for National Concert Hall
• Setanta choir get ready to celebrate 40th anniversar­y
• Aidan enjoys memorable 60th party
• Family and friends mark Gemma’s 30th in style
• DEAN SURPRISED BY ‘CRAZY GANG’ 21ST CELEBRATIO­NS
• Cup venue confusion for the Lilywhites

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