The Argus - 2017-10-31

• BRIAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT Talented GAA player celebrated 26th birthday day before crash
• BEAUTIFUL BLACKROCK AND DUNDALK LOOKING GOOD AWARDS
• FF Councillor’s call for Hard border strongly criticised
• Great Dundalk Bake Off BIDS to help homeless
• Enjoying the fruits of school art project
• Two suspicious approaches
• Friary priest once a Man Utd player!
• Shine has no memory of examining four men
• Reduced VAT rate vital for tourism
• DREAM BIG with Dundalk Credit Union Competitio­n
• Rescue 116 report highlights crew lifejacket issues
• OLIVER FAMILY MAKE EMOTIONAL APPEAL
• FADA Project sends fire equipment to Africa
• Man tried to rob betting shop
• Supervalu recruit 55 staff for new Fairways store
• Dundalk Chamber meet Russian Embassy officials
• Man (22) ordered to pay €2,000 compensati­on
• Yvonnetran­sformedbyO­T
• FORMER CAFÉ OWNER GRABBED TEENAGE BOY
• Narrow water bridge retains planning permission
• Louthfalls­foulofEPA
• Pictures tell the story
• Volunteers delivering skills to students
• St. Louis TY celebrate success in ‘Create the Good in You’
• Costly seven minutes for clamped vehicle
• Paraic returns to his roots in Carlingfor­d
• Pupils and parents at Open day
• Louth fire service Halloween warning
• David scoops €27k on Winning Streak
• Nothinglik­ea24-hour vomittingb­ugtospiceu­p aromanticb­reakaway
• Dreaming big with Dundalk Credit Union
• Asthma warning on bonfires to Louth parents
• ‘Connecting for Life’ survey for suicide prevention plan
• Dundalktra­ck togetdigit­al transforma­tion
• Louth sweeps the boards at the Irish Whiskey awards with top prizes
• M cA rd leSkeathh ave retained their gold standardst­atus
• Leaders remain reactive on property problems
• County stadia that are stuck in time
• Different voices should always be welcomed
• Lewd photos send a damaging message
• Government­effort totackleco­rruption hasfinally­arrived – decadestoo­late
• DUNDALK LOOKING GOOD AWARDS 2017
• WILLIE DUFFY REMEMBERED
• A cup double would be music to Dundalk ears
• Exciting times as Oriel plans move to next stage
• Manager hopeful Mountney can make final squad
• CREATING SOME
• THING SPECIAL
• Conor feels Rebels have a point to prove
• Rogers aiming banish ‘that’ Ma
• Kenny’s empire to strike back with Cup victory
• To finally guire goal
• Great Dane wants to bow out with a bang
• Rathnew rule the Blues with an iron fist
• Phillips proud of players in face of real provocatio­n
• Super Saints retain crown
• The ’Well lay down marker
• Glenmuir out of luck
• Rock pay the price
• A BLISTERING STARTS PAVES THE WAY FOR QUAY CELTIC
• St Peter’s crew play their part
• Goldrush wows the crowd as Keane edges closer to crown
• SIDELINES
• Skip hoping to
• Birthday boy Brian hoping for
• Boyle will be at Aviva to cheer on his old buddies
• Double up for grabs for both sides in Aviva showdown
• UNFINISHED BUSINESS
• TERRYLAND THRILLER
• DOYEN OF LOCAL THEATRE RETIRES FROM COUNCIL JOB
• National Pen is great success story for town
• Video screens in place for annual Novena
• Michael’sfamilywas­acentralpa­rtofhislif­e
• Bridie, awonderful ladysadlym­issed
• Desmondwas oneoflife’s gentlemen
• Recent deaths
• PJ emigrated to USA and enjoyed breeding canaries
• KILKERLEY
• HAVE YOU A STORY?
• DOLMEN CENTRE TO DELIVER FIVE WEEK TRAINING COURSES
• Pets can only be treated with pet-only medicines
• Presence of Egg Wrack indicates a sheltered shore
• Horoscopes
• Horoscopes
• Thor finally gets into groove with rip-roaring screen hit
• Nintendo reclaim the game design crown
• This week in 1988
• JACKIE - IN HIS OWN WORDS
• Ryan enjoys 21st birthday party
• Great night’s craic as Sarah celebrates 21st
• BUSH SCHOOL BID FAREWELL TO RAY AFTER 32 YEARS

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