The Argus - 2018-07-10

• HOUSE ATTACK PROBED
• HEATWAVE BEGINS TO IMPACT FARMERS AND RESIDENTS
• ALONE takes over initiative pioneered in Dundalk
• RYAN’S ADVENTURE
• GARDEN PARTY FUN
• Gardai investigat­e suspect house fire
• Irish Associatio­n of Lourdes Volunteers
• STAGE SET FOR DUNDALK PRIDE
• New track to get up and running in town
• Garda search for Saoirse leads to Omeath house
• Parents hosting sponsored walk for Holles Street
• Louth County Council have had a huge role in bringing you Fleadh Cheoil 2018 to Drogheda
• Hosepipe bancomes intoeffect
• Unique dual sportsman Ken has passed away
• Wildfire risk as drought goes on
• Councillor­s protest at Louth Hospital over services cuts
• DkITlectur­erjoins ‘HistoryofI­reland’
• Emer launches her debut novel
• Dundalk’s Cattleboat Food Festival drew the crowds
• Learners celebrate their achievemen­ts in VTOS
• No decision yet on Garda drugs and crime unit
• RETAILERS FIGHT AGAINST SMUGGLING
• Gardai to look into bus drop off at Mulholland Ave.
• Teenagerch­arged withmurder­of CameronRei­lly
• St.Vincent De Paul shops win
• New running track update
• Applicants could face eight year wait
• WATER SOURCES ARE ‘UNDER PRESSURE’
• Water supplies shut off over night in Cooley
• PAIDFULL COMPENSATI­ON
• AWARDS HONOUR PEOPLE IN REGION
• Skyparkhos­ts visitorsfr­om Kids4Peace
• DCU, Lego and Eirgrid provide great camp for local girl guide members
• Simon appeal for suncream
• Volunteers are needed to help
• A baby bump is not a vulgar show of nudity
• The latest episode in the shambolic Brexit soap opera comes as no shock
• Time to consider next stepinplan forlifeboa­t
• St Fur se y’ s to install newautisti­cunit
• Spruce up your home and garden
• Hanging baskets are practical and add colour to gardens
• Hardware stores cater for all solutions...
• Search for McGrath’s successor under way
• Lilywhites are flying ahead of Europa tie
• Second-half surge rescues Seasiders
• Ruairi and Ben guide O Raghallaig­h’s home
• Craven the hero for depleted Geraldines
• Stroll for Cooley
• Mals take big step toward knockouts
• Irelands lay down a loud early marker
• Westerns outgun Gaels
• Lannleire cruise to opening round win over St Nicks
• Longford comeback floors Louth
• ANCHOR TOURS SFC ROUND 2 PREVIEWS
• ANGLO PRINTERS JFC
• County champs book a league final slot
• Richmond comeback could yet be pivotal
• Euro stars proud to be up there with Tommy Mac
• Benson delighted to team up with his old comrade Georgie
• Tallinn trip a family affair for Shields
• Big week for super
• Goals flow for Fane in Clancy Cup semi-final showdown
• ‘More joy for St Peter’s crew at nationals
• Borna Gin can give punters the perfect tonic at Dundalk
• Super 8s, Europa League and World Cup whet the appetite
• INVESTIGAT­ION AS HUNDREDS OF FISH DIE IN CASTLETOWN RIVER
• Local gather at opening of new school
• UPGRADE OF RAILCAR FLEET
• Teenage swimmers treated for jellyfish stings
• Martin faced all challenges with a smile
• Family man Malachy was a well-known greyhound owner
• THE GARDEN PARTY SUMMER SERIES IS ABOUT TO KICK OFF
• Recentdeat­hs
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• €50,000 funding boost for Kickhams
• Entrants wanted for Oyster Pearl
• Digestive upsets are a common summer issue
• Bluebottle a most unwelcome visitor at this time of year
• This heatwave has made me even more slovenly, but...I don’t care!
• The benefits of achieving good posture
• Get some relief for your dry eyes
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Local musicians off to Fleadh
• CBOI seek piano players to learn new instrument­s
• Cindy retires after 38 years service
• BIRTHDAY GIRL WORKS AS A BEAUTICIAN LOCALLY
• SUPER NIGHT AT ANNUAL XEROX SUMMER BBQ

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