The Argus - 2018-11-27

• KENNY ANSWERS IRELAND CALL
• FANTASTIC FROSTIVAL NIGHT AT FESTIVAL OF LIGHT
• Louth County Council reject proposed 2019 budget
• Families at ‘end of tether’ over sewage
• SOSAD say thank you to Stephen Kenny
• Long Walk gets €533,000 under Project Ireland 2040
• Dundalk man wins business award in Japan
• Strasbourg trip for Rotary winner
• Extra gardai on beat in Carlingfor­d
• Shaelyncar­riesIrishf­lag
• New best friend for disability activist John
• GLYDE INN CROWNED IRISH PUB OF THE YEAR
• Enterprisi­ng Dundalk hoping for success
• ‘Writing Home’ at An Táin
• Local photograph­er’ s new book puts Lout hon the map
• IFA warns after dogs kill sheep
• UNCERTAINT­Y OVER BREXIT AGREEMENT
• Aldi award Dundalk school €500 community grant
• Calls for better representa­tion of women in music
• No funds to repair voids
• Councillor told CEO objects to public art boxes for county
• Cllr fears fatality if speed limit isn’t cut
• Council has ‘failed communitie­s’
• Gary Kelly Centre honoured
• 18-year-old Schoolboy violently attacked elderly delivery man
• Over 1,100 homes across Louth in mortgage arrears
• Louth County Library Service: Your County - Your Library
• SVP raised and spent €360,000 locally
• ATTEMPTEDT­O CHANGEWHEE­L
• Battery recycling would circle Cooley 68 times!
• Gas safety in the home this winter
• Why you should service your gas boiler ...
• PayPal’s great Operation Hackathon
• 30 new Sales Sense jobs firm wins call centre contract with Pinergy
• Good news as Climote announces new investment
• Science whizzkids!
• Christmas in November? Well, why not?
• As election looms the more things change the more they stay the same
• Frostival festival of light a good start
• Stephen Kenny deserves his dream job but we weren’t ready to lose him
• Art of deal making
• Irelanders reach Leinster final
• Louth Academy award winners
• Kenny’s assistant Perth the early favourite to take reins
• Chairman could face challenge at Convention
• Royals rule as Kierans gets his tenure up and running
• Www.argus.ie/allstars
• We saw things you’ll never see
• McCarthy has no issue with succession plan
• Sadly nothing goes
• Goes on forever
• Players won’t begrudge Kenny his dream job
• Bellurgan bow out
• MUIRHEVNAM­OR EDGE CLOSER
• Quay dent Glenmuir’s title hopes
• Heartbreak for Dearbhla and the Louth girls
• ‘Medal is icing on the cake’
• Doubles all the rage at Dundalk
• Premier race is going down to wire
• Last weekend’s local greyhound returns
• Lawlor on top of the world
• Too many ‘what ifs’ in McCarthy/Kenny deal
• Eddiewaswi­delyknowna­nd respectedf­orhistrade­unionwork
• Tommywasa verytalent­ed sportsman
• Helenhadaw­armandwelc­omingheart
• HUGE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR FIRST RACES AT NEW DOG TRACK
• School take action over lack of staff
• Discontent at lack of promotions for local gardai
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Permission granted for quarry reopening
• Christmas Market for Alzheimer Day Care Centre
• Honours even for Glen and Bridgeside at the Friary Field
• Nightareal­tweet for#LouthChat!
• NEW GENESIS PROGRAMME
• Prideofpla­ce
• Christmas Community celebratio­n
• Recent deaths
• GAA and community base for Ardee site
• Dunleer students present Scrooge at Philipstow­n Centre
• Weekend will mark two special moments in Ardee’s history
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Seizures in dogs have a range of possible causes
• Is there such a thing as a stoat funeral procession?
• Closing well prepares you to start well
• I’m A Celebrity is a real game changer for our little family
• Gung-ho adventure breathes new life into legend of Sherwood
• Truly unacceptab­le offering from Fallout team
• This week in 1977
• Linda’s festive illustrati­ons
• Laurence makes poetry debut with collection
• Karate Club host annual awards
• ANNUAL GET-TOGETHER IN CLANS CLUBROOMS
• LIP SYNC NIGHT TO FINANCE DANCE SCHOOLS’ U.S. TRIP

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