The Argus - 2019-04-16

• RESIDENTS FEAR AN EASTER INVASION
• FR MICHAEL CUSACK BIDS A FINAL FAREWELL TO DUNDALK
• HIQA report raises staffing issues at St Oliver’s Nursing home
• DOWN THE YEARS
• BLACKROCK
• DUNDALK TALK
• Tributes paid as two councillor­s retire
• Church weddings indecline
• Collaborat­ion is key to survival of Border towns
• Joan in 37th mini marathon
• Carlingfor­d Oyster Festival turns 40
• Louis Green tea project scoops top prize at fair
• ‘Check it Fits’ roadshow visits Dundalk
• Brittany hoping to raise awareness with photo exhibition
• Documentar­y recalls local poet Jim Craven
• Retired doctor loses appeal
• An Bord Pleanala approves major Blackrock estate
• Doctor enters European race
• Register now for referendum on divorce
• Lack of community and youth services
• Jane hits jackpot on ladies day
• St. Peter’s N.S wins ‘Ireland’s Travel School of the Year’ after huge efforts
• Louth Leader’s ‘massive underspend’ highlighte­d
• €60million fundavaila­ble toLouthSME­s
• Dundalk woman awarded Certificat­e of Excellence by ILDN
• Lidlisintr­oducing in-storerecyc­ling facilities
• Dundalk Chamber host cross border tourism conference
• Jackie to represent the ‘Women With Impact’ campaign at mini marathon
• DRIVERPAID FORDAMAGE TOHOUSE
• De La Salle join EU’s debate on current affairs
• All-Ireland hero Frank drops in to Blackrock NS
• Dundalks newest Skin and Laser
• Clinic is now open
• Not what we expected of the poster boy
• A hero or a villain? Arrest of Assange is just the start of a long divisive saga
• Ordinary people doing extraordin­ary things
• Man who barged into house admits he was high on drugs
• Return date for injured Lilywhites pair unclear
• Athletes get back on track at Glenmore
• Gers setting a blistering pace at top
• Murphy’s double gets Pat’s over line
• Devin free rescues a draw for St Brides
• St Mary’s on top in scoring spree
• Gers looking good
• Louth continue winning streak
• Doherty does the damage for Joes
• Glens grab five goals
• Rovers take points
• St Kevin’s clinch it
• It’s too early for panic, says Rogers
• Bay battle to earn precious win on the road
• Sixy football from the Blues
• Quay take wind out of Rock’s sails
• St Peter’s club members out
• Talented Glenmore crew do club proud
• Swimmers battle it out for honours
• Exciting times for cricket in Dundalk
• SIDELINES
• There is a host of events taking place across the Easter break for children of all ages
• Major Garda chase incident as car ends up in crash
• Drogheda set to be the HQ for local radio
• Sport-madMichael­wasagentle, caringandf­un-lovingyoun­gman
• John’spassing metwithmuc­hsadnessin­Cooley
• RECENT DEATHS
• THIS WEEK INF AUG HART, K IL K ER LE Y,
• KILKERLEY
• Fianna Fail candidate calls for dog parks
• Brilliant Bush land U-16 county title
• I always assumed I’d go to Heaven and believe God is a decent guy
• ‘Not to do’ list can be invaluable guide
• Low stomach acid can cause peeling nails
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Preventing parasites in pets is the safest answer
• Ferns are very common sight at this time of year
• Stellar lead performanc­e from Buckley in rags to riches tale
• Buggy but novel game that many will despise
• THIS WEEK IN 1973
• Busy and exciting season ahead at An Tain Theatre
• Japanese film festival back in An Tain Arts Centre
• Youth club host quiz in the Big House
• Lourdes volunteers group enjoy Abba night
• Night to remember for Michael’s 30th

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