The Argus - 2018-10-02

• SPECIAL DIESEL MARKER FEARS
• BIG NIGHT FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS AT LOUTH PPN AWARDS
• John McGahon selected as candidate at Fine Gael convention
• Gardai investigat­ing theft from students
• Dundalk Dog Rescue shut to new rescues
• New respite care centre set to open in Dundalk
• Man (26) killed instantly in crash
• NEW RAPE CRISIS CENTRE LAUNCHED
• Powerful words from rape survivor at centre launch
• Footballer (25) had to be pulled from his car
• Peter McVerry opens new centre in Louth
• HOSEPIPE BAN NOW LIFTED
• FORMERDRAG­ONSEÁN GALLAGHERB­ACKINTOWN
• Freeman meets Chamber
• Judge praises brave mother
• St. Gerard’s Novena begins next week
• Long’s reopened after thatched roof fire
• Woman (44) assaulted two workers
• Campaign raises challenges faced by the disabled
• COMMUNITY IS ‘UNITED IN GRIEF’- PRIEST
• Action needed on children’s disability assessment
• School transport services
• Amber flag for Louth schools
• STOLETAXI DASHCAM
• REFUSEDBAI­L
• Mystery behind class photo solved at Friary Girls reunion
• 53-year-oldbanned forfouryea­rs
• Dundalk youth theatre group are just M.A.D.!
• VARIETY OF GROUPS ARE RECOGNISED ON NIGHT
• Befriendin­g project award honour for Paulette McArdle
• Local designers are supporting AWARE
• Diaceutics service to help more patients
• Louth’s tidiest town
• Tony Golden Cycle
• Unsightly election posters should be banned
• Ten years after the bank guarantee have we learned any real lessons?
• Banks set the first hurdle ahead of Brexit?
• We should be grateful for the small army of volunteers in County Louth
• Election in the air as candidates start to line up
• DOUBLE VISION
• Dundalk bidding for All-Ireland pennant
• Brilliant ‘Bridge are back on top
• Murphy and Dundalk bidding for All-Ireland glory in Thurles
• Louth GAA chiefs close to Kierans appointmen­t
• Ruthless Blues cruise towards two-in-a-row
• Smyth feels Knockbridg­e can dominate into future
• Mighty Moninne hit combo for six
• Captain ‘Cian’ to lift mor
• E silverware
• Championsh­ip success would be cherry on top for Adrian
• Trevor confident Glyde can learn from final heartache
• MAC MAGIC SEALS FOURTH STRAIGHT CUP FINAL
• Brian eyeing big birthday bash at Aviva
• Muirhevnam­or just Smith-en with strike duo
• Mullen saves the day for Bay
• Classy Woodview deny Rock a share of top spot in table
• Dundalk off the mark with impressive win
• Big weekend for Cuchulainn club
• Racing back with a bang at Dundalk
• A GOOD WALK
• Dundalk kick-off hectic weekend of sport in style
• Recent deaths
• A life well lived Margie never forgot her L ur gan green links
• 500 ADDITIONAL JOBS ANNOUNCED AS XEROX COMMENCE PLANNING
• Rangers beat Pearse Celtic in cup final
• ‘Inexplicab­le’ as Louth not border county
• TEAM’S TRIP TO BELFAST
• DISTRICT NEWS
• COOLEY NEWS
• Peninsula performs well in Tidy Towns
• CASA collection point for donations at Cooley Hall
• Blackrock blooms at 2018 Tidy Towns
• The end of a pet’s life: should you stay or go?
• Squirrels don’t wait for Hazel nuts to ripen
• Self-acceptance fundamenta­l to wellbeing
• Boring? I have been called many things in my life but never that!
• Flower remedies for busy parents
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Alva Gallagher making waves
• CBOI giving young pianists chance to play double bass
• Maureen and Peter’s golden 50th
• Gerard and his staff celebrate 30 at the cutting edge in town
• OLD CBS SCHOOL FRIENDS MEET FOR 50TH REUNION
• DAN THE MAN
• Jocks too strong for Pats in SFC semi-final

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