The Argus - 2017-10-03

• ‘FREAK’ CRASH
• Dundalk and Blackrock retain gold medals in Tidy Towns
• Climbing for Jack & Jill
• DKIT staff and students protest over funding
• Janet marks 40th with marathon
• TARA’S DREAM COMES TRUE
• Serious challenges to policing post Brexit
• Retailers raise concern over smuggling
• Lily white’ s history in new exhibition
• St. Vincent’s win Google funding for EU Code Week
• Business and industry fears over hard border
• Inclusion in draft developmen­t plan is welcomed
• Encoretoto­urTheTempe­st
• DUNDALK LADY THANKS MEDICS IN HOSPITALS
• Vacant homes in Louth identified for social housing
• Criticismo­f progresson primarycar­e
• Tookhismot­her’s car
• Ardee base at heart of HSE
• NOVENA A TIME AND PLACE OF SOLACE
• 70 years of fine fresh food at Tony Kieran’s
• Guaranteed quality from farm to fork
• House prices in Louth rise by 8.3%
• A trip to West Cork, with Grandad D as our guide, comes highly recommende­d
• Cross border fire safety week launched
• Champions wanted to save our rivers
• Dundalkfir­mIntactsof­tware celebrate2­5yearsinbu­siness
• Border county restaurant­s fear impact from VAT increase and ‘Hard Brexit
• Seminarfoc­usedonhowt­o futureproo­fyourpensi­on
• Village wins Gold Medal in National Tidy Towns
• Broadcast
• Farewell Fr Willie
• Working dads face their own inequality
• Spain’s crackdown on Catalonia vote was a major own goal for Madrid
• Busy week on Louth GAA front as Gaels fly high
• Region’s inclusion in second draft of plan is a really vital long term win
• Gaels end 25-year wait for shot at Joe
• Horror tackle set to end Shields’ season
• Clans desperate to finally make their ‘mark’ on the big stage
• Shoe was on the other foot in 2012
• Clan Na Gael v O’Connells
• Keith hoping for IFC crown number three - touch wood!
• Ulster title for Moninne
• Blues seal survival
• McCreesh glory for super St Fechin’s
• Dundalk will have to do it in Tallaght
• Ostpones Cork title party
• Benson desperate to reach the Aviva
• DID YOU KNOW
• End of an era as voice of Oriel Park hangs up the microphone
• Magnificen­t Muirhevnam­or keep perfect start intact
• Glenmuir edge cracking contest
• Bellurgan make short work of fancied Raheny
• Redeemer in touch
• Five-star Woodview in the mix
• Defeat is snatched from jaws of victory
• Weekend greyhound results
• Andrew finally strikes gold in Denmark
• Keane lights up Dundalk
• White lightning as juveniles set the pace for Glenmore
• St Peter’s athletes at home in Darver
• Maguire makes history
• New manager needs full backing of county board
• LOBBYING CALL ON VACANT UPPER FLOORS ON PARK ST
• MEMORABLE DAY AS BUSH POST PRIMARY OPEN NEW EXTENSION
• Great day of golf and craic at Cooley classic
• EXTENSION BY ABC BOTTLERS
• Knockbridg­e pushed all the way in decider
• Rosaleenwa­squietbyna­ture butwasaver­ygoodneigh­bour
• Briegekept­up familylink­swith dogracing
• Marywasaki­nd-heartedwom­an
• Jimmy McDonnell was one of Louth’s ‘57 All-Ireland heroes
• Recent deaths
• Kilkerley
• Ecology trail sign unveiled in Dromiskin
• VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR BIRD SURVEY
• 1957 heroes relive that glorious day in Muchgrange NS
• LOCAL LADIES MAKE IT WEDDING DRESS SUNDAY
• Be the best that you can be
• Carlingfor­d wows judges
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Serious eye problems in pets are a big challenge
• Wildflower hunters guide really worth checking out
• Childhood innocence sacrificed for happiness and healing
• New adventure/puzzler from Runic is a little gem
• NEW TRADITIONA­L ORCHESTRA
• Nos Nua, Louth Youth Folk Orchestra seeks members
• Louis past pupils union re-organised
• Thirty years on at St Vincent’s reunion
• KATE CELEBRATES 21ST BIRTHDAY WITH HER FAMILY

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