The Argus - 2018-08-14

• ROSES ANNMARIE AND CARLY HAVE EYES ON DOME IN TRALEE
• IRISH WATER IS FIXING OLD PIPE NETWORK IN OMEATH AND THE TOWN
• New school set to welcome students
• Rare Peregrine Falcons are shot dead on nest
• FITZPATRIC­K NOT TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
• Must read for the loo
• The Dundalk woman behind Breastival
• Matthews.ie temporary bus stop
• Louth Good Causes winners named
• DkIT set to award bursaries under 1916 Fund
• COSTS OF BACK TO SCHOOL INCREASE
• LOUTH ROSE ANNMARIE MISSES OUT ON FLEADH
• RECENT DEATHS
• Ziggy chasing the Nose of Tralee title
• MAN (35) FACES MONEY LAUNDERING CHARGES
• Duffytosee­kcllrs. support
• DELAYS AFTER TRUCK STUCK UNDER BRIDGE
• Call for Louth volunteers at Barnardos fundraiser
• Gardai investigat­ing knife assault
• Louth beaches get thumbs up for their quality
• Major challenges to police border after Brexit
• Criticism of delay in new primary care centre
• SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY DURING HERITAGE WEEK
• Get out and see the Clogher whales
• Reaching for the stars …
• BELLINTER HOUSE
• Churchrepa­irs
• Society’sbigday
• Hollywood directorba­cks filmfestiv­al
• Awards for local Centra stores
• STATSports launch personal Apex device
• Newdomains registered­in Louthonthe­up
• Be prudent and make money go further
• Blaming those in need is not a solution
• A new approach is needed to housing crisis not the same old failed policies
• Support for BIDS will help town centre
• Nally urges county board to provide more games
• Youthful Bellurgan fall to the champions
• Kenny expects title race to go right to wire
• ‘Wee’ need more games and more coaches - Nally
• Blues rally to seal Gaels’ fate
• Jocks bag final O’Donnell spot
• Louth sink London to book Derry date
• Dreadnots sink Brides
• Long-time leaders negotiate last hurdle
• Young Irelands stroll to title
• Seans edge Gaels
• Glens in a positive place
• Matthews goals the difference in Saints success
• Five-star Quay light up McConville final
• Far from a classic as Lilywhites march on
• Ronan relieved to get back on the scoresheet
• Blues show a bit ‘Mor’ class
• Depleted Glenmuir already on back foot in title race
• Youthful Bellurgan outgunned by champs in season opener
• Lawlor on song in Scotland
• Del Mar bidding for Sprint glory
• Referee only partially to blame for Farney failure
• Good Thyme in the Augustinia­n Garden
• DUNDALK SENDS MESSAGE TO THE WORLD WITH RALLY
• Stag’s Head hosts darts doubles finals
• THUNDER STORM PUTS LIGHTS OUT
• St Michael’s College sold for £200,000
• Brendan defied medical experts to live a full and very interestin­g life
• Billy was a great family man
• Mary’sgreatgard­eningskill­s andenergyp­uttogoodus­e
• Menaloved her dogsandout­doors
• Doracheris­hedherchil­drenand adoredherg­randchildr­en
• Educationa­l opportunit­ies abound
• Knockbridg­e
• St Patrick’s retain Division 1B league title
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Will a video vet replace your real vet one day?
• Mullet valued both as food and as game fish
• Himself bet me I couldn’t stay off the drink for a week...and he won
• Natural solutions may help you cope with anxiety
• Lots of local interest at the Fleadh
• Trio for big comedy night at The Imperial
• Irish dancing festival was a hit
• Aura’s evening to Try a Tri event
• IRISH LIFE HOST THEIR SUMMER BARBECUE
• GREAT NIGHT AT GALA OYSTER PEARL BALL

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