The Argus - 2018-06-12

• HEARTBREAK AT DEATH OF CONOR (20) IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENT
• RENT ARREARS FALL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MANY MONTHS
• Great Northern Distillery whiskey storage plans are rejected
• Victim mugged for mobile phone
• Calling the Dun Lughaidh class of 1978
• David selected as Rose Escort
• Anger takes over as community want answers
• Major EU debate in Spirit Store
• Rape Crisis NE hosting car boot sale
• Planters back at Carlingfor­d prom
• Cllr McGeough new Ardee chair
• Council refutes claims made by Distillery founder
• LSPCA in rescueat pettingfar­m
• Sophiebrin­gs Indianfavo­urite toIrishkit­chens
• Clean coasts clean up
• AUDIO SYSTEM TO RETURN AT PATRUN EVENT
• First Dundalk meeting for ‘Place of Sanctuary’
• Artist Sean to work at An Tain
• Cllr. Conor Keelan elected new chairman
• Zero tolerance call on dog fouling
• Outgoing chair says chains of office an issue
• Anti social behaviour figures raised
• MALLON AWARDED FREEDOM
• Shop Local vouchers are a perfect gift for Father’s Day annual dilemma
• DUNDALK YOUTH CENTRE LOOKING FOR YOUR VOTES
• ANNUAL MARITIME FESTIVAL PROMISES FANTASTIC TIME
• French naval vessels will be a huge attraction by the banks of the Boyne
• Soldier pointed cocked and loaded rifle at another Private
• Local firm Myhomecare to host spinathon for Capuchin
• Traditonal fun packed day for all the family
• Awards are handed out for top women
• Pupils design logo for all Dundalk fans
• BLACKROCK BULLETIN
• Offender tagging is just part of the solution
• Johnson’s leaked Brexit comments are welcome clue to British tactics
• We really need to address growing problem of our love of plastics
• Thou shalt not covet thy neighbours goods
• Player of Month snub has Kenny bemused
• Countdown begins to all-Dundalk Tully final
• Kelly steps down from Westmeath
• LEITRIM DRAW OFFERS
• Wee chink of light as Exiles are banished
• Vital statistics...
• Relief is the over-riding emotion for captain Andy
• Jocks boost hopes
• Clans sink Saints to close in on top four
• Louth clubs shine at Camogie Feile
• Reds hold on to Nicky Rackard status
• Champagne on ice
• Finbarrs battle back to deny the Plunketts
• Kevins keep pressure on
• Saints nick first point
• Lennon inspires Kilkerley
• Hobanator a smash hit at the
• The box office
• DID YOU KNOW
• Treacy reassures fans on Oriel facelift
• Gerards crew in hot form in Offaly
• Glenmore bathed in sunshine
• Saints on the march
• CLOVERHILL
• DUNDALK AGOODWALK
• Nothing like a championsh­ip win
• MIXED REACTION TO REJECTION OF MARKET SQUARE’S PLANS
• Priest’s stance over festival shocks village
• VILLAGE HIT BY FREAK WEATHER
• Scoring burst sees Louth overcome Wicklow
• Coalmercha­ntJoewas popularwit­hcustomers
• Leighhadag­iftfor makingfrie­nds
• RECENT DEATHS
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Cooley blitz held in glorious sunshine
• Cooley/Cuchulainn Gaels Under 14s earn a place in League semi-final
• Bellurganh­ostsCiaran­CaseySport­sWeekend
• Plans for two hotels for the area
• This glorious weather has had an adverse affect on household duties
• The wellbeing benefits of rest and play
• My tanning experiment for the wedding
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The sick dog with a tragic facial expression
• Daisy rosettes indicate survival advantage
• CBOI seeking new members
• LCMS director to be honoured at music festival
• Joseph’s big 21st party celebratio­ns
• Family and friends enjoy Barbara’sbirthday bash
• JUST LIKE SOHO EXHIBITION OPENS AT THE BASEMENT

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