The Argus - 2017-10-17

• LONG-AWAITED RATES REVIEW ‘WILL HELP HARD-PRESSED TRADERS’
• ARTIST EIMEAR MAKES WAVES AT PORT WITH HER SCULPTURE
• Streets deserted as Ophelia sweeps in
• Fears for those living along the coast
• Novena draws huge crowds
• EXCITING PROGAMME IN DKIT ENTREPRENE­URSHIP GUEST LECTURE SERIES
• Dream Big at your local Credit Union
• Nicolaland­sin Barcelonaf­or historicvo­te
• Dundalk teen Jordan sets new Irish records
• Family search for help in finding out fate of Patrick who disappeare­d in the 1930s
• LOUTH MAN (63) ACCUSED OF IRA MEMBERSHIP
• Experience the beauty of Fermanagh
• 600 JOBS ON THE WAY FOR EPAYMENT HUB
• Positive vibes as school launches 5k
• Local stories feature in book about showbands
• Port transfer to Louth County Council provides chance to tackle issues
• DUNDALK MAN AT HEAD OF FOROIGE
• Cannabis herb seizure with street value of €5,000 uncovered in Greenacres
• BUDGET WILL HELP BUSINESSES DEAL WITH BREXIT-TD
• Budget is good news for Louth families waiting for houses says Deputy Fitzpatric­k
• Housing plans ‘inadequate’
• At annual breakfast
• Alone welcomes State pension increase
• Artist Sean makes short list
• TERMONFECK­IN MAN AND WORLD PRESIDENT PHILIP MCCABE HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE 45TH INTERNATIO­NAL CONGRESS ON BEEKEEPING HELD IN TURKEY. MET HIM.
• “La Belle et la Bête” is coming to Dundalk Grammar School
• Public urged to make input to plan
• Hurricane Ophelia was the perfect vehicle for our mass hysteria
• Atheism on the rise in County Louth
• Celebratin­gandsuppor­ting femaleentr­epeneurshi­p
• Two local Londis stores are rewarded
• Brian Lynch Salads nominated for Q Mark for hygiene and food safety
• Spec savers celebrate 13 years in their Market Square store
• One sided view of future of Gray’s Lane
• Stroke services need to be extended
• Debbie and Ryan on way to Guatemala
• Extensive work carried out in village
• Colourful celebratio­n
• Taking responsibi­lity for childhood obesity
• Hurricane Ophelia has brought out the very best in our communitie­s
• Vast difference in how GAA fans are treated compared to soccer followers
• Call for a Garda sub-station in town
• Kenny wants solid finish from Dundalk
• Tough start in Division 2 for Louth and Pete
• Tough start for Louth and new boss McGrath
• Judge says Blues are bred to rule
• S66666667R­ATING
• Emmet hails forwards
• Super St Mary’s hit the Gers for six
• Minor title is major stuff Ardee club insists Kirk
• Gers host successful under-12 tournament
• Jocks claim first senior trophy
• Depleted Moninne bow out
• Celtic rock Athboy with a remarkable recovery
• Disappoint­ing Bellurgan fall to another loss
• Spoils are shared in derby
• Lilywhites a spent force? Not a bit of it!
• L keeps Cork waiting - again
• ‘Spirit and character prevailed’
• Quay hit brave Shamrocks for six in fine style
• Competitor­s out in force at Glenmore AC
• Plenty of medals as talented St
• Manning and Goldrush a marriage made in heaven
• Weekend greyhound results
• Derby delight for Dundalk against Boyne
• Blues too good in dour final
• ‘BLUE ROUTE’ CHOSEN FOR ROAD BETWEEN NEWRY AND DUNDALK
• Town start league season with a victory
• RED CROSS TEST CALL-OUT PLAN
• GAA refs must submit factual match reports
• Sammywasas­killedwork­erand accomplish­edatvariou­ssports
• Community was acentralpa­rtof Rosie’slife
• Massreflec­tedWillie’slifestory
• RECENT DEATHS
• THIS WEEK INF AUG HART, K IL K ER LEY,
• Knockbridg­e
• Free draw for Cooley Credit Union members
• Enjoyable week in the west for senior citizens on annual holiday
• Cooley Under 14s in Championsh­ip Final
• NIGHT TO REWARD STUDENTS EFFORTS
• Prepare now for winter motoring
• Call for ramps due to speed on road beside Ardee playground
• Cat cafes: a novel idea, but do cats enjoy them?
• Keep an eye out for the Tree Bumblebee
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Grim tale of hapless pals in the forest cranks up the tension
• Gripping, terrifying and ultimately rewarding
• Good time for garden stock-take
• Look after the wellbeing of your staff
• Signs that you have a weak immune system
• CRACKS TACKLES TEEN ISSUES
• Brent enjoys big 30 celebratio­ns
• Special celebratio­ns as Colin marks his 21st
• SUMMER LEAGUE END OF SEASON AWARDS NIGHT
• Dundalk snatch derby win from the jaws of defeat
• Agonising wait for Joe Ward goes on for the Gaels

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