The Argus - 2017-09-26

• MIGHTY MONINNE
• SAD PASSING OF LOUTH’S MEMORY MAN JIMMY MAGEE
• Fr Barry Matthews on his new love in County Louth
• Rock fired through man’s front window
• Only difference between Dundalk and Drogheda is accents says Garrett
• Benefit gig for disability blogger
• Taoiseachg­ivesBrexit­assurances
• NEW DEAL FOR CX+ AND IRISH ATHLETES
• DUNDALK WINS 10TH GOLD MEDAL
• Dundalk Wine Circle fair
• Louth’s Gogglebox trio
• BRENDAN WAS TRUE LEADER ON AND OFF PITCH
• €70k raised on Go Fund Me page
• Border group put local case to Verhofstad­t
• Family organise walk to help Jack & Jill
• Innovate car hire scheme launched
• HSE suicide prevention plan launch
• Delighted to be Grand Marshal of St Patrick’s Day Parade
• THREE YEAR DRIVING BAN FOR MAN (25)
• Local Link service officially launched across Louth
• 13,000 non-Irish people in Louth
• Heated debate over McGahon motion
• Dunleer junction to be reviewed in area plan
• Breakdown of rent arrears sought
• EU launch for Brexit Border Corridor report
• Tara to debut at New York Met
• St. Vincent’s gear up for 5k
• Threatened tokillchar­ge dismissed
• Assaultcau­sing harm
• Driverfled­on foot
• Fun day to celebrate new look Londis
• BREXIT ROADSHOW COMING TO LOUTH
• Consulting Dr. Google is never a great idea, certainly not when you’re full of drink
• Text Alert group should apply for funds
• Ireland’s Ancient East to target food and drink lovers
• €250k for local improvemen­t schemes
• ENDOFTHE ROAD FOR SCHOOL?
• Blow to a community
• Time to take control of our schools
• Cheeky Monkey Montessori Pre-School in Ardee celebrates 10 years in business
• Tourism plans
• Are we addicted to our smartphone­s?
• Trump’s tackle on American Football players could just spark-end-game
• We should be proud of this little green island
• Some comfort to be taken in EU’s strong stance beside Ireland
• No home comfort for Dundalk against DLS
• Dundalk eyeing Cup treble after derby stroll
• Lilywhites hoping to keep treble bid on track
• Westmeath expected to ratify Kelly as new boss
• Gutsy Glens show true grit to land Holy Grail
• Ice-cool Cusack pays tribute to captain fantastic
• Smiles all round for new champs
• Blue bandwagon on a familiar roll
• Clans prevail in nail-biting semi-final
• Wee Reds march to Leinster glory
• Roche bounce back to secure promotion
• Duffy hoping lightning can strike twice in cup semi
• Super Saints arrive home in fine style
• Rock continue steady progress with Navan win
• 10-man Glens suffer
• One point from nine leaves Quay struggling
• Bellurgan see off Enfield in tricky cup tie
• Gerards go well in Meath
• Under-14s draw comfort fro
• Nangle adds spice to karate classes
• Greyhound returns from Dundalk
• Great night for Britton
• MAGNIFICEN­T ‘57 MEN
• DUNDALK RUGBY CLUB START CENTENARY CELEBRATIO­NS
• Drug problem is out of control Minister told
• Gaels upset Kickhams for Louth minor title
• DkIT scoop top EU Enterprise Promotion title
• Dundalk firm Easydry win top prize for Best Ecommerce site at IE Net awards
• NorthEast Business Academy launched at Creative Spark
• RECENTDEAT­HS
• Florencewa­sahardwork­ingwoman withamazin­gfamilyval­ues
• Kilkerley
• Kickhams pay tribute to honorary member, the great Jimmy Magee
• AroundtheR­egion
• Locals really need to plug in to electric cars
• Naked women raise over €45k for cancer service
• Farewell to Hardy, a dog who charmed everyone
• Cold winters take a heavy toll on Wren population
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Gudnason and LaBeouf serve and volley solid performanc­es as SW19 greats
• Original Sin 2 an enthrallin­g, beautiful adventure
• In Tua Nua back in town
• Secrets from a girls’ night out
• Rememberin­g Patrick Kavanagh 50 years on
• Surprise 70th party for Patsy
• Huge celebratio­ns for Rebecca’s 21st birthday
• COLLEAGUES JOIN SEAN’S FAMILY TO MARK RETIREMENT

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