The Argus - 2018-12-11

• FIVE GENERATION­S
• DUNDALK IS HIT BY RASH OF BREAK-INS
• CARLINGFOR­D – MUCH MORE TO OFFER THAN NOISY NIGHT ECONOMY
• Martin Mulligan’s family give their victim impact statements
• Man charged after alleged kidnapping
• ‘Worst weather ever’ for Simon sleep-out
• Mandy lights up house for Zoe Appeal
• A job well done as lunch raises €12,550
• Dundalk Men’s Shed launch book of stories
• Funding boost for Leader projects
• Happy Feet for Sophia fund launch
• Chamber dismay over anti business budget
• Detector dog Bill sniffs out 12,000 illegal cigarettes
• ‘My world as I knew it was shattered that day’
• Businesses depending on tourism
• Two Credit Unions to discuss merger at AGMs
• GIVE THE ‘GIFT OF A LIFT’ THIS CHRISTMAS
• Rights of disabled not being protected- Breathnach
• Fears of rising homelessne­ss
• Progress on housing maintenanc­e slow
• Women’s Aid 16 Days of Action
• Castlebell­inghamfirs­t repsonders­getboost
• DRUGSCHARG­E STRUCKOUT
• Local authoritie­s prepare for Brexit uncertaint­y
• 42-year-old man jailed for six years
• LOCAL CHEF, LOCAL FOOD
• Two Mid Louth farmers nominated for Bord Bia’s Origin Green Farmer Awards
• Louthfirms­in SmallBusin­ess Awards2019
• Constructi­onbegins onWuxiBiol­ogics plant inDundalk
• Gratitude
• Soak up the atmosphere in Blackrock
• Christmas song censorship is PC madness
• Legal lingo masks the cynical reality of mealy mouthed State apologies
• Louth well beaten in season opener
• Blues pull off giant killing in FAI Cup
• Kierans demands improvemen­t for Wicklow clash
• Elections for top positions the main talking points at GAA convention
• Perth urges supporters to be patient
• Sheekey answers Irelands’ prayers
• Super Saints edge thriller
• Avid Lilywhite Ger reflects on a ‘fruitful’ partnershi­p
• Cup holders finish with a flourish in derby to book final date with Trim
• Bay show the spirit of champions
• HOTSHOTS Ardee sink brave Quay to secure second spot
• Students make the grade
• Irelanders make history with barn-storming finish
• RESIDENTS OPPOSE PLANNED APARTMENT COMPLEX IN BLACKROCK
• End of era as mart closes after 50 years
• Transport scheme helps rural dwellers
• Paddywashi­ghlyregard­edand respectedi­n‘Bridgecomm­unity
• SrMonicaha­dalong anddisting­uished careerinte­aching
• GlamorousE­thelhadagr­eatflair forfashion­andarealze­stforlife
• Recent deaths
• PARTY NIGHT
• Knockbridg­e
• Sum of €12,800 raised at Cooley charity market
• Carlingfor­d win Match of Champions
• Get moving after Christmas with Operation Bush4matio­n
• Protest over bypass route at Ardee area council meeting
• Scoraiocht group on Donegal tour
• Rememberin­g Cameron
• Political uproar as the fight begins to retain Our Lady of Lourdes title
• Louis students to debate Brexit in Strasbourg
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Do animals ever want to ‘get out of their heads?’
• Be a ‘citizen scientist’ and report sightings
• Counting the cost of procrastin­ation
• Through all the bustle spare a thought for those less well off
• Pure unadultera­ted fun – and lots of oomph!
• This week in 1992
• Charismati­c Redford signs off with gently paced crime caper
• Artist David makes a mark
• SUPER SIX
• Tara wins Van Dessel Award
• Kickhams relive memories from 1998
• O’Hanlon Park residents get into the festive spirit
• AINE CELEBRATES HER 30TH WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS

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