The Argus - 2018-09-11

• ABANDONED HOMES ARE BEING RE-LET
• NEW ERA COMMENCES AS STUDENTS RETURN TO DUN LUGHAIDH
• Dragon Gavin Duffy has Louth County Council to himself
• NUMBERS SIGNING ON FELL BY 4%
• New car registrati­ons up in Louth
• Dundalk author presents novel to President Higgins
• Louth man Gavin Duffy has Council to himself
• Shock that only 8 out of 15 homes wanted in Ardee
• Fears over ‘chaos’ at Hazelwood Ave
• Garda National Crime Bureau search premises across Louth
• Gardai renew appeal over missing woman
• Lotto award for Cox’s ‘Project’
• Castletown NS win top Safe Code prize
• Rape Crisis NE seeking volunteers for helpline training
• Council land banks need to be part of housing solution
• Concern over fall in Garda fleet
• StVincent’s launchthei­r 5kfunrun
• OPERATION ENABLE LEADS TO 211 FINES
• Gardai launch ‘Lock It or Lose It’ bike theft initiative
• Schools invited to particpate in Junior Entreprene­ur programme
• DEMAND AT MINOR INJURIES
• Housing funds have run out
• Pitch and putt update
• Council should join debate on dredging
• Criticism of Irish Water over communicat­ions
• Sliabh Breagh hike for Downs Syndrome
• Harrassmen­t case further adjourned
• CHAMBER GOLFCLASSI­C
• DRIVINGCHA­RGE STRUCKOUT
• Time to start planning the Christmas party
• FilmFestiv­al
• Touristnum­bers growinginv­illage
• Quotas won’t ensure best people are elected
• Homelessne­ss has succeeded health as the ‘Angola’ of Irish government
• Welsh result symptom of core problems in Irish football which need tackling
• Budget brings out a silly season in some
• Road looks like icing on a cake
• Townsinhun­t for enterprise honour
• Get some welcome advice on Brexit and its implicatio­ns on October 22
• Toyota to launch four new self-charging hybrid models
• Peugeot unveil three new models
• New BMW Z4 M40i unveiled
• SEAT Leon CUPRA exclusive edition
• Louth ladies on All-Ireland missions
• Geraldines cling on to Division 1 status
• All eyes on crucial Cork showdown
• ON DUTY: Meet the players bidding for All-Ireland glory
• Louth want to put a wee smile on Micheal’s face
• Pleasant detour for Bl
• Saints book final date with Knockbridg­e
• Five-star St Pat’s book intermedia­te final spot
• Young Reds do county proud at All-Ireland weekend blitz
• Shield success for Louth
• Limerick rout keeps the double dream alive
• Mountney keen to make up for lost time
• Dane not setting limits on success
• Two from two as Bellurgan are kept at Bay
• Depleted Bellurgan no match for Premier pace-setters Boyne
• Sea of colour at successful Dromiskin 5K
• North East Runners excel in local races
• Dubs dominance will end but rivals need to step up
• Autumn Evening Courses at the Regional Skills & Training Centre
• Graduates return for afternoon tea
• Harry loved racing
• RECENT DEATHS
• Family meant the world to Olive
• COUNCILLOR­S APPLY FOR ‘GOLDEN SHILLING’ IN TIME
• £5m grant is a big step forward for pool
• VILLAGE BEST TOURIST SPOT
• Fintan first Louth athlete to win three golds
• THIS WEEK IN FAUGHART, KILKERLEY,
• Photo competion to showcase local area
• Horoscopes
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Proof that pets are good for our mental health
• Sloes, the fruit of the Blackthorn, related to cherries
• It’s Junior Cert D-Day, but it’s the ‘ball’ that I’m worried about...
• Guide to wellbeing for shift workers
• Revive Active for kids – new and unique
• Keoghan and others shine as drama meets reality in attention grabbing heist story
• A management sim game for a new generation
• Winning ways at the Fleadh
• Crowd funding gets band back on the road again
• Rock Celtic enjoy classic day of golf
• STYLISH NIGHT AT COLAISTE RIS GRADUATION BALL
• GAELS SCALE THE HEIGHTS ON GREAT WALK

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