The Argus - 2017-10-24

• GRIEF AT LOSS OF TWO MEN
• HUNDREDS AT GLITTERING CHAMBER BUSINESS AWARDS NIGHT
• Dr Michael Shine trial continues at the Central Criminal Court
• BUSINESS VIEW
• Bouncer assault charge dismissed
• ADAMS BACKS FAMILY’S APPEAL
• Robert killed outside his home
• Fintan was third victim of Hurricane Ophelia
• Car fails to stop leading to collision on Armagh Road
• Seamless border vital after Brexit
• Communityf­earsforsch­ool
• Six local Girl Guides win awards
• Counting the cost of Storm Ophelia
• Surfers in the eye of the storm after 999 calls
• GARDAI CHASED MOTORIST (46) ACROSS LOUTH
• Potential for park and ride facility mooted along M1
• DCUawardto­Dr. Naughton
• THE DUNDALK BASED ‘JOB CLUB’ AIMS TO HELP PEOPLE AVOID THE PITFALLS IN THE SEARCH FOR EMPLOYMENT
• How safe is abortion for the unborn?
• Ireland’s Ancient East set for boost
• Vincent de Paul appeal
• Man (33) has driving offence on relief road dismissed
• Women’senterpris­edaysucces­s
• Tale of ‘Old Murphy’, the Castletown Mount ghost
• Supporting Junior Achievemen­t in Louth
• Great Louth stories of old London days
• GLITTERING AWARDS AS 600 ATTEND
• SPOOKY FUN SET TO THRILL
• Venture further afield for Halloween scares
• Fancy swimming in a hurricane? No thanks
• Government must show its teeth and finally confront bankers’ greed
• Make your wedding day about you…
• Dundalk go west with one eye firmly on FAI Cup final
• Wicklow champs will be no pushover for Blues
• Louth draw Carlow and avoid Dublin and Meath
• Red mist descends in bizarre contest
• Glens can’t conquer the
• Full marks for DkIT
• Take Cover storms home
• AKINADE’S CRACKER DENIES DUNDALK
• DID YOU KNOW
• Feat still lls Brian
• Cup exits allow champs to focus on retaining title
• Late Lane victory keeps Redeemer on right road
• Five-star Glens set the terms in impressive rout
• Barney a big draw for local darts fans
• David and Andrew ‘reel’ happy with cup glory
• SIDELINES
• 7 winter wedding dos and don’ts
• RECENT DEATHS
• Great Bay Estate bake off
• Hilarious comedy ‘The Space’ on way to Friary Hall
• PumpkinFes­tival
• ARCHBISHOP O FIAICH MAKES OFFICIAL VISIT TO HIS MENSAL PARISH
• History made as golf club hosts first pro-am
• Judge grants Lisdoo Arms licence renewal
• Nanwasaver­ykind, generous andhospita­blewomanto­all
• Rose’smain priorityca­ring forherfami­ly
• Carmel’sfamilywas­herpriorit­y
• Eileenwasa­wonderfulw­ifeand greatmothe­rwhowillbe­missed
• ‘Gentleman’Owenwasagr­eatfamily manwhoenjo­yedsimplet­hingsinlif­e
• Much-loved Veronicapu­t familyfirs­t
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Radio show recalls Omeath Gaeltacht
• Pedestrian access through narrow road to new estate causing safety concerns
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Dog walking is one of life’s great pleasures
• Pupping season leaves a lot of seals abandoned
• Importance of sleep for performanc­e
• Maples magnificen­t in measure
• Beta glucans support your immune system
• Ghoulish black comedy melds history with bloodsoake­d fiction
• Forza 7 a new gold standard for racing simulators
• No turkeys in this Oval Office
• Sophie Coyle to play Spirit Store
• Internatio­nal production­s for local playwright Jaki
• Digiweb enjoy their 21st anniversar­y
• Jim celebrates his 50th birthday in great style
• CHAMBER AWARDS NIGHT IS ONE OF BIGGEST OF 2017

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