The Argus - 2018-05-01

• COLLEAGUES PRAY FOR SEAN AFTER ASSAULT
• 400 jobs boost by Chinese company
• OLIVIA RYAN MEETS THE STAFF AND THEIR PETS AT PETSAFE
• Eilish Clarke asks for support Alzheimer’s Tea Day
• Social media alerted public to wanted men
• Hunt continues for missing dog Trixie
• TTvoluntee­rsjoin theSpringC­lean
• Dundalk taxi driver tells of terror on fare to Cullyhanna
• Voice for CF patients
• Verdict of ‘unlawful killing’ in garda death in Omeath
• Global coup for Dundalk to host firm’s first manufactur­ing facility outside of China
• Training vital for new jobs
• 700 constructi­on jobs expected in building facility
• BARNIER DELIVERS KEYNOTE BREXIT SPEECH AT DKIT
• Dundalk Chamber and local delegation meet British MEP’s on post Brexit fears
• Progress has been made
• Dundalk’s border position shows need for solution
• Dundalk director surprise caller to Joe’s ‘Liveline’
• FUND AIMS TO CUT ILLEGAL DUMPING SITES
• Dundalk writer wins ‘Short Story’ award
• Students visit Dundalk robot plant
• Over€1.3min fundingboo­st
• INITIATIVE AIMS TO HELP TEENS GET MORE ACTIVE
• Louth Credit Unions support Fleadh Cheoil
• O Fiaich students set to showcase work in Marshes
• Revival of historic race meet in Tallanstow­n this Saturday
• PCI PLEDGES 250 LOCAL JOBS BY 2023
• Silt build-up a danger to children and pets
• HAP housing inspection­s urgently needed
• PeteronEY Entreprenu­er finalshort­list
• Three Louth ‘start up’ businesses through to regional awards
• End of era as McCusker’s closes
• Time to get your gardening gloves on ...
• FashionSho­w
• Withholdin­g of patient data is indefensib­le
• Bankers think they deserve bonuses. Not before they fix the tracker scandal
• Louth out to turn tables on Wicklow in final
• Kenny talks up Waterford prospects
• Young Reds relishing trip to lion’s den
• McKeown tipping Louth to turn tables on Wicklow
• Reid pops up with a late twist to script
• Irelands rampant
• Kevin’s back on track
• Kirk makes a point for Mary’s
• Noel makes a point
• Goals crucial in O’Connells victory
• Three in a a row puts Kilkerley in the mix
• Rovers power on
• Saints bounce back
• Turner’s prize again elusive for Lilywhites
• DID YOU KNOW
• MASS-IVE NIGHT FOR DANE IN RSC
• Quay pull off a dramatic great escape
• Glenmuir all set for final fling
• Redeemer still in with a shout
• ‘Well clinch title in Bellurgan
• Brilliant Boris inspires Bay
• Comeback win keeps Rock’s slim hopes alive
• Dundalk defy the odds to clinch title
• Dundalk quintet help
• Leinster to first win
• Celebratio­ns as Boher take Savage Cup
• Club is Rock-ing after athletes’
• Reserve dog captures win in Memorial race
• Impressive results
• MINISTER OFFICIALLY OPENS DUNDALK’S 24TH MAYTIME
• Bright future for port after €1m funding
• President McAleese makes first visit to Louth
• RECENT DEATHS
• PAUL HAD ACCOMPLISH­ED MANY GREAT THINGS IN LIFE
• Thomas was happiest spending time with his family and friends
• Out of the darkness into the light
• Register now for Dundalk’s Darkness Into Light taking place on Saturday May 12
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Local residents object to quarry reopening
• Cooley U 16 Ladies maintain unbeaten start
• James steps down from Greenore Coast Guard after 21 years’ service
• St. Patricks win High Scoring Match
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Dog harnesses are a far better choice than collars
• Magpie – striking bird which not many warm to
• How to get the very best out of yourself
• The most important thing for everyone to do on on May 25 is get out and vote
• Celebrate the arts this month
• All roads lead to Drogheda for annual Arts Festival
• Concert for annual Lourdes trip
• GREYHOUND RACE NIGHT IN MEMORY OF LOCAL MEN
• MODEL HURLING MAN AIDAN RETIRES FROM COLAISTE RIS

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