The Argus - 2018-01-16

• WE NEED ACTION ON TYRE DUMPING
• TOWN UNITES AT AN EMOTIONAL VIGIL FOR YOSUKE SASAKI
• Dancer Caoife Coleman is living the LA dream in new hit movie
• Man charged after gardai seize cocaine
• Rubbish dumped on Castleblay­ney Road
• Sorrow as Oxfam shuts up shop in Dundalk forever
• ‘SCHOOL NOT WELL RUN’-TEACHERS
• Appeal launched after ring found among donations
• Adams to step down at February Ard Fheis
• Ardee’s glittering awards
• House prices in Louth set to rise
• NEW HEALTH CHECK TEAM SET UP IN TOWN
• Cooley native is appointed to leading GAA post
• Abuse of gardai ‘reprehensi­ble’
• DkIT CAO informatio­n morning
• Rotary contribute­s towards Crumlin hospital project
• LOUTH FOURTH LOWEST FOR LPT PAYMENTS
• Surrenders up as LSPCA look back on busy 2017
• Brigid of Faughart Festival launches eleventh year
• Former teacher jailed for abuse over 40 years ago
• Bridge St now in design plan
• Cycle lanes not included in revamp
• Willow Grove flooding
• TENANTS PAYING ARREARS AFTER LETTERS ISSUED
• Cannabis possession
• 19-year-oldman’s publicorde­r offences
• Causinga nuisance
• Drunkdrivi­ng chargedism­issed
• LOCAL SCHOLARS GAIN DCU SCHOLARSHI­PS
• Spring evening classes at Ó Fiaich Institute
• I now realise that I’m much nicer when I’m allowed to have a drink
• Louth road deaths increased in 2017
• Welcome funding for Boyneside trail
• Hunt on for Louth ‘People of the Year’ nominees
• Support group for children and adults with ADHD
• A tasty opportunit­y to get a slice of food tourism with new course at DkIT
• Anord joining forces with UK company
• 85% of workers on the hunt for new job according to survey
• Mass House gets facelift
• ‘Stealing a kiss’ was never, ever appropriat­e
• Garda crack down on crime gangs is working but more needs to be done
• 2018 may well just be a year when the silenced masses re-discover their voice
• Irish Rail workers live in a rarified bygone world
• Blessed Sacrament returns to school’s historic church
• Wedding flowers can have a huge impact on your big day
• ~ Choosing your wedding rings ~
• McGrath loses second forward to injury
• Patience is a virtue for Dundalk manager
• Hungry Reds teach college a few lessons
• Embassy title for Thompson right on cue
• ‘Focus is on Lilies not the Republic’
• O’CONNOR EARNS POINT FOR UNITED
• Bay strike valuable blow
• Caldwell’s late late strike wins it for Glenmuir
• Strugglers looking up after upturn in fortunes
• Muirhevnam­or won’t surrender without a fight
• Five-star Rock still in hunt
• Valuable experience for young Blackrock outfit
• Rogers masters course to land Leinster silver
• Dundalk academy continues to produce the goods
• U-18s suffer a dose of déjà vu against Clane
• Dundalk girls summon up strong finish
• Derby defeat deals a blow to title hopes
• Inspiring Klopp sees the bigger picture at Anfield
• 100- year-old Annie was an independen­t and strong-willed lady with great spirit
• Francis had great wit and was a talented musician and a keen football supporter
• Village shocked at sudden death of Terry
• Recent deaths
• 110 JOBS LOST AS IQON TECHNOLOGI­ES GOES INTO LIQUIDATIO­N
• Lonely Planet says Town not as grim
• DOG BITES MILKMAN
• Council undecided about public’s presence
• Knockbridg­e
• Signed Dundalk FC jersey up for auction
• Greenfield on top against Ramparts
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Does your pet suffer from night-time chills?
• The ‘mean’ facial expression of the short-eared owl
• A near perfect film in the right place at the right time
• Brawlout similar to Smash but so disappoint­ing
• This week in 1992
• Encore present The Tempest
• Katherine’s short story included in collection
• Debut exhibition for artist Mark Bourke at Basement
• Dundalk singer spans the decades in ‘The Six Marys’
• Mark opens first solo exhibition
• FOOTBALLER CIARAN CELEBRATES HIS 21ST
• GREAT GLAMOUR AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL DEBS

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