The Argus - 2018-07-24

• MOTORING DUNDALK STYLE AS HEINKEL BACK IN TOWN
• Dundalk firm Multi Hog seal new €1.5 million American deal
• Faughart NS to reopen with new patron
• Tributes flow following death of wellknown traditiona­l musician Brendan
• Endoferaas theBeehive settoclose
• Corkman Alf Dwyer loved his adopted home
• PRAISE FOR GARDAI IN DUNLEER
• Garden designer Paul takes gold
• Wee County Big Book Club launch
• Differing views on tenants’ rights to purchase scheme
• Ardee By-Pass plans can’t be altered
• Concerns voiced about water supply for Fleadh
• Louth bricklayer ‘cog in the machine’ had €1.4 of drugs
• PLAN FOR NEW PARK ’N’ SHARE FACILITY AT M1
• Dundalk students wins ActionAid competitio­n
• Call for drones to be used to identify blocked drains
• GERMANAMBA­SSADORON FACTFINDIN­GVISITTOTO­WN
• Louth has one of highest driver fatality incidents
• Concern Worldwide call for Louth volunteers in debating competitio­n
• Louth County Council’s crucial expertise vital in delivering Fleadh Cheoil 2018 for Drogheda
• Marshes Ladies Day at stadium
• Rent zones won’t be extended
• Trialhears­ofbackgrou­ndto Ravensdale­doublemurd­ers
• DIESEL MARKER REMAINS INTACT
• Contestedu­seof handcuffs
• Accusedof breachingE­U foodhygien­e
• Community serviceord­er
• Assaultcha­rge dismissed
• Convictedo­f drinkdrivi­ng
• FLOOD DEFENCE WORK PLANS
• Louth public help raise €183k
• McGeough Park pitch to become model for country
• Film Festival on beach and village
• Kenny inspires at Rock end of season awards
• Hilltop Hub garden
• Ardee based firm wins best fillet steak
• GAA could easily bend the rules for charity
• Criticism of GAA over Liam Miller debacle must be measured
• Tougher refereeing at World Cup helped game
• Never before have we needed sensible leadership from our neighbours so badly
• Leinster glory for Dundalk’s talented golfers
• Pat’s date with Seans the pick of SFC ties
• Dundalk owners drop big Oriel hint
• Kenny urges players to dream big after plum draw
• Seans tear up script in box office thriller
• Jocks survive searching exam from Kilkerley
• System failure as Geraldines the only losers
• CHAMPIONSH­IP2018
• Aught napping
• Emmets go down fighting as Plunketts seal top spot
• No sign of a Mal-function as Nicks fall
• Marc sets the Tone in five-star display
• STADIUM ‘ROCKIN’ AS FANS DARE TO DREAM
• SO FAR, SO GOOD FOR MCGRATH
• DID ? YOU KNOW
• Blackrock shine at Setanta Games
• Olatunde is enjoying plenty of success at home and away
• Busy times for the senior members of Glenmore AC
• Dundalk greyhound results
• Third time lucky for Dundalk in Leinster
• Soft-centred St Mary’s pay the ultimate price
• FANTASTIC RESPONSE HELPS FUNKY FEET’S HOLLYWOOD DREAM
• Big crowd enjoy town raft race
• Concern raised over condition of cemetery
• Audreytook­greatpride­inherhome
• Nan’sgreatestl­ovewasforh­erfamily
• Paddy’sjob tookhimall overEurope
• Peter was a loving and devoted family man
• Recent deaths
• Knockbridg­e
• Kilkerley
• Cooley under-14s marchon
• Keeping dogs cool in the hot summer of 2018
• Very interestin­g plant seen in the shallow water
• I coughed up a small fortune for us to go abroad. Meanwhile, the sun was splitting the trees back home!
• To be successful, you have to set goals
• Feedback I get from customers is very useful
• Horoscopes
• Horoscopes
• Zoe and John host summer gigs
• Line-up announced for Blackrock Film Festival
• Fergal’s globe set to travel country for Goal’s ‘What on Earth’ project
• Castle Bar packed for Damian’s 50th
• Des celebrates his 30th with friends and family
• LILYWHITES’ ENJOY EUROPA VICTORY

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