The Argus - 2017-11-14

• DUNDALK’S POCKETS OF DEPRIVATIO­N
• GREAT PRIDE AT LOUTH LOOKING GOOD AWARDS
• Carlingfor­d Tidy Towns create world record planting bulbs
• The Corrs return with new album
• Widow calls for clarity on Red Alerts
• Gardaí act fast to arrest man with gun in Lourdes
• Vehicle identifica­tion expert gives evidence at double murder trial
• HEADHUNTED BY TOP UK BOOKIES
• Janet’s marathon effort
• Disability activist said he left a council meeting in tears
• 18,000 people in Louth are living with disability
• Ready, steady, bake!
• THE MYSTERY MAN
• Two families searched for the same man at same time
• See pages 64- 67
• Caoimhe chosen as Rotary Youth leader
• ArdDealgan­socialunit­s
• MAN (56) GETS TEN YEAR DRIVING BAND
• Adams called for response over school transport
• INCREASE IN LOUTH ROAD DEATHS
• Bridge Street not in project
• Tenants face delay to register changes
• Narrow Water bridge
• Heated debate over the use of new RAPID funds
• Councillor­s could face cut in annual allocation­s
• Double award for Goose!
• €86,000 for Louth libraries
• Changing Lives initiative for families affected by ADHD
• Netwell Casala nominated for EU innovation award
• Senator Nash hosts meeting on Future of Work
• Host of top talent in store at 14th Ardee Baroque Festival
• Line up for festival has something to suit all tastes
• Celebratin­g rural transport services
• Shock figures show carers under 14
• Himself’s absence for three whole days meant a Free For All around the house
• Making Christmas shopping special
• CHRISTMAS TREATS FOR A DAY OUT FURTHER AFIELD
• Dundalk Chamber President speaks in EU Commission
• ICSA outraged at Louth cattle theft
• Crowne Plaza Dundalk celebrates 10 years in business
• Founder steps down
• Tablequizz­es
• Preparing for annual show SEASONAL PAINTINGS MAKE ATTRACTIVE CHARITY CHRISTMAS CARDS WHICH GO ON SALE LOCALLY
• The pressure on nurses must be addressed
• The Brexit phoney war is over and its time for Ireland to pick our side
• Paradise Papers are not heaven-sent for all
• Regenerati­on project for town centre must be grasped with both hands
• Search gets under way for Louth All-Star XV
• New twist suggests ‘Shep’ saga isn’t over
• McEleney in line for award
• Dundalk have been in talks with a ‘number’ of potential investors
• Morale-boosting win for DkIT girls as championsh­ip looms
• Lilywhite legend Joe a very deserving Hall of Fame recipient
• Champs up for the fight
• In-form ‘View looking good
• McArdle to the rescue
• Striker Steven makes it all ‘OK’ for Glens
• Muirhevnam­or warming to Premier grade
• Dundalk hot on the heels of leaders Ashbourne
• Ferocious Sharks are too hungry for Westmansto­wn in under-12 clash
• Super seven medals for Saints in Wexford
• Leah shows her class against older athletes
• Warrior battles to impressive Dundalk victory
• Pat’s crew pull out the stops in Longford
• Weekend greyhound results
• Sporting Gods turn us into couch potatoes
• RESIDENTS COMPLAIN OF ‘SEA-SICKNESS’ DUE TO ROAD’S POOR STATE
• Train Station hosts annual awards bash
• NIALL’S DRIVE IN MACAU F3
• Busy season for local dramatic groups
• Recentdeat­hs
• Angelawasa­verycaring andhonestp­erson
• Briegeenjo­yedagreat loveoftrad­itionalmus­ic
• High ranking for Intact Software
• Louth based ABP Food Group among firms shortliste­d for industry awards
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Cooley charity country market for Alzheimers
• European airing for local nature walks
• GhanHouseC­hristmasFa­ir
• St Kevin’s GAA gains national award for promoting healthy club
• ON NOVEMBER 18, HUNDREDS OF RUNNERS AND WALKERS WILL DESCEND ON A SEASIDE VILLAGE TO REMEMBER A TRUE OLYMPIAN. LOOKS BACK ON THE LIFE OF
• We want your home for the 2018 Fleadh
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Microchips identify dogs: they can’t track location
• Shocking numbers of birds killed illegally worldwide
• Get out, get walking and feel great
• The wonder of winter flowers
• Sonic team infuriatin­gly inconsiste­nt again
• Worst songs ever recorded?
• Paddington returns for another entertaini­ng adventure
• Rosemary’s new horizons
• Finnish Choir join Clermont Chorale for festive concert
• McManus’ toasts 120 anniversar­y
• Leon enjoys special night for 21st birthday
• ST OLIVER’S FOND FAREWELL FOR TWO LADIES

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