The Argus - 2017-10-10

• BLAZE CLAIMS LIFE OF SEAN
• SOSAD FOUNDER PETER MORONEY SAYS: I’M LUCKY TO BE ALIVE
• Two local venues scoop top awards at Irish Pub regionals
• Ordination was ‘another step in God’s journey’
• ARRESTS PART OF OPERATION VARLET
• Pádraigín’s website a labour of love
• Castletown girls’ plea to parents
• ‘HUGE PROBLEMS’ IN LOUTH RESPITE
• Louth’s successful businesswo­men to tell secrets
• ‘Not winning battle on drugs and crime’
• Gardai appeal for help in run-up to Halloween
• Call for garda sub-station to be opened in town centre
• Taxi rank in Park Street not working
• HOUSING ACTION NEEDED
• WINDFARMPL­ANSADVANCE
• Former teacher caused criminal damage to taxi
• 100metre champion Gina to launch St.Vincents 5k
• Jim D’Arcy appointed advisor to Taoiseach on North and Brexit
• Light sequence may help long school run delay
• Legal interventi­on over new school sub-station
• ESTATES TAKEN IN CHARGE
• Louth hat-trick at National Ploughing
• Chamber hosts annual ‘Budget’ breakfast
• Crumlin Children’s hospital in urgent appeal to fundraiser­s
• Louth €775k for village and town renewal
• Discover life under the ocean wave
• Council unveil energy saving new addition at County Hall
• WEEK TO PUT MENTAL HEALTH IN THE FRAME
• Designers around the country hold clinics to help AWARE
• Benefits of art as therapy
• Laughter the best medicine at Laugh Out Louth Festival
• Louth hoteliers hit by UK visitor slump
• OT assessment waiting list now 1,266
• I’m not religious but I do love a bit of pomp and ceremony on Confirmati­on day
• Cyber bullying and how to stop it
• Medalsfort­wo Louthprodu­cers atBlasawar­ds
• Local Maxol Service Station honoured with excellence in customer experience
• Safetyramp­s installed
• Blooddonat­ion clinic
• Online abuse of Cosgrave was disgusting
• Higgins is a popular President but the people deserve a say on second term
• Former Taoiseach oversaw closure of GNR
• Why close off Gray’s Lane, it is a very handy and much used short-cut
• Defence Forces security checks must be up to sratch
• Mal hoping the Gaels can function on biggest stage
• Anchor Tours SFC final Dundalk Gaels v Newtown Blues
• League woes were character-building insists new boss Phillips
• Minor success should stand to the Blues
• CHAMPIONSH­IP2017
• ‘Stretched to the limit’ - Kenny
• ‘Bellingham boys defy the odds to bounce back
• Emmets homing in on semis
• Fechin’s are spot on as they clinch U-16 crown
• Dundalk refuse to back down in title race
• Ultra-profession­al Lilywhites show their character in Balybofey battle
• Nightmare week for Clifford
• ROVERS REPLAY TO SHAPE SEASON
• Dubs ‘Kil’ off Bellurgan’s Leinster hopes
• Bay stay in hunt
• Kirk goal is the ‘Quay’ in great Shamrocks win
• Blackrock put on strong showing at DkIT races
• Mooney doubles up for St Gerard’s club
• Silver in the Irish Open for cool Marcus
• Smullen back in the mix for title
• More national success for talented Cobra Kan crew
• CHAMPIONSH­IP2017
• CHAMPIONSH­IP2017
• McDonnell expecting nothing ‘Andy’ from Gaels
• Proves to be a major asset
• Mary’s taking nothing for granted in minor decider
• GAELS GAMEPLAN HAS BEEN PERFECTED OVER YEAR
• STAD GROUP FEEL ‘BETRAYED’ BY OFFER OF £200,000 BY STATE
• 800 attend public meeting in Town Hall
• Nixon delivers double for El Toro in final win
• Paulinewas­aladydevot­edtoher familyands­ustainedby­strongfait­h
• Michaelliv­edafulland­happylifea­nd willbesadl­ymissedbyh­islovingfa­mily
• Roseann wasaproud lifelong pioneer
• Seánhadare­alpassionf­orallthing­s carsandvol­unteeredwi­thSt. Brides
• Josephine’sfamilywas­coreofherl­ife andshewasv­eryskilled­athomecraf­ts
• Oliveloved totravelan­d cyclingtri­ps
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• KILKERLEY
• OPENEVENIN­GAT ARDEESCHOO­L
• €3M SECURED TO SUPPORT FAMILIES
• RECENT DEATHS
• CASA AUTUMN APPEAL
• Hard luck to the Cooley girls
• Clock turned back for 80s Dynamo disco in Cooley Hall
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Global guidelines on pet dental care are helpful
• Deep-rooted Marram creeps through sand
• Working smart means working effectivel­y
• Planting spring flowering bulbs
• Some favourite remedies in your health store
• Blade Runner follow-up respectful­ly expands on nihilistic universe
• An ambitious game that has paid off very well
• ‘Me and My Girl’ ready to go
• MAD Youth Theatre gets a new home
• Former Inspiral Carpets singer returns to Dundalk
• Surprise celebratio­n for Eamonn
• SPECIAL COCKTAIL BAR BUILT IN SMOKING AREA
• 80’S DISCO DISCS AS COOLEY HALL ROLLS BACK YEARS

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