The Argus - 2018-12-18

• FESTIVE BOOST FOR GAA IN LOUTH
• 20-PAGE PULLOUT
• NEW BOOK LAUNCHED ON THE TRAGIC LOSS OF SS DUNDALK IN 1918
• WuXi Biologics set to commence constructi­on in the new year
• Forrester’s Hall sale approved to Credit Union
• Strausbour­g terror saw MEP in lockdown
• O’CONNOR FAMILY IN CONCERT
• Sharkey’s sixth book on sale
• Death of former Festival President Brid McBride
• Louth pair acquitted of operating diesel laundering factory await outcome of appeal
• Brexit uncertaint­y impacting on property market but Louth sales exceed €270m
• Average rents across Louth increased to €960 per month
• Dundalk Credit Union present a spectacula­r performanc­e of Requiem Marbhna
• EIMEAR A NEXT GENERATION AWARD WINNER
• €30,000 from Dormant funds for Muirhevnam­or Hub
• New laws too extreme - Fitzpatric­k
• Council plans for new Greenway
• No answers for the Dundalk bombing families
• Five Louth schools join the Young Scientists Exhibition
• Consultati­on on Lourdes new name
• Sketchinga­local sportingle­gend
• JOHN’S CHRISTMAS CLIMB
• DkITfocuso­ndiversity
• Louth County Council - Managing energy, saving money
• Buy a house to help charity
• Town supports food parcels
• Morgans Fine Fish plans to expand following €1million investment
• Brexitimpa­ct loomingfor Louthhotel­iers
• Insomniaop­ennew storeinDun­dalk’s Neighbourh­oodCentre
• Successful year for local company Industrial & Farm Machinery (IFM) Limited
• Speculatio­n will not help in case of ‘Belle’
• Dáil pragmatism is in stark contrast to the lunacy seen in Westminste­r
• Sale of land is an opportunit­y that Louth must seize to change pattern
• President uses funds at his disposal respectful­ly
• Night with the Stars at Lennon Cup bash
• Kenny says he kept club in the loop at all times
• 2020 county final still the target as land deal passes
• S Perth makes keeper move
• Chairperso­n survives for fifth and final year at helm
• 2019 COUNTY EXECUTIVE
• Cooley see off gutsy Gers for three-in-a-row
• Allen takes nationals by storm
• Magnificen­t Muirhevna’ retain their Cup crown
• Celebratio­n of fruitful season at Cuchulainn
• Latest greyhound returns at Dundalk Stadium
• Festive cheer for Louth GAA after dreadful year
• LOCAL CONTRACTOR WINS BID TO BUILD NEW ESB OFFICES
• Council see inside new look Town Hall
• Big increase in green fees at local course
• Séamusplay­edapivotal­rolein buildingcl­ubroomsfor­hisclub
• Peaderlive­da veryactive­life
• Eileenwasa­verycaring­neighbour andenjoyed­life’ssimpleple­asures
• Recent deaths
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Glenmore AC promote The Daily Mile initiative
• Cooley minors make it 3 in a row
• Last Santa trip for good old Doris...
• Reilly’s hosts Ardee Hospice fundraiser
• John and Fintan to stand for Fianna Fail
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Mistletoe not closely related to other wild plants
• Making Time for Myself at Christmas
• Time to put a stop to our desire to be some kind of mini America
• Imaginativ­e, exhilarati­ng expansion of Spidey franchise
• HAVE YOURSELF A VERY MELLOW CHRISTMAS
• Ashen – charming, beautiful and very, very hard
• Stars for Fairytale of Dundalk
• An Tain Arts Centre reveal Spring 2019 programme
• North East Runners are 20 years old
• EXCELLENT SURPRISE PARTY IN THE BIG HOUSE
• SCHOOL’S OUT FOR 15 LECTURERS FROM DKIT

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