The Argus - 2019-12-24

• Gift of hope for Sophia and Zoe
• KILSARAN WOMAN TACKLING FEELINGS
• ELECTION VICTORY FOR FITZPATRIC­K
• Ruth’s final moments still a mystery
• Lisa Smith released on strict bail terms
• Family call for railings to prevent tragedies
• Ice-pigging is postponed
• Braille launch for Emer’s ‘Vroom-Town’
• Ready... steady go for DkIT Goal Mile
• Dundalk man pleads guilty to knife attack on couple
• Josh passed away in his ‘happy place’
• Declan in dash for shopping!
• Unwanted gifts and messages sent by defendant
• People of Dundalk open their hearts ...and wallets
• Bring banks warning
• Victims need support - Cllr
• Louth Fire service is ‘A1’ councillor­s told
• Council transparen­cy
• GIVING A VOICE TO OTHERS
• IFI ‘Youth Diversity’ initiative
• Felltothe ground
• Give yourself the gift of sleep and rest
• Off we go Down Under for Christmas, and I may have over packed, slightly
• Turmeric an amazing spice
• Animal carers need to work over Christmas
• A Christmas quiz to test your nature knowledge
• Re writing old songs for modern life is wrong
• Plight of Ireland’s homeless is a year round issue that we can’t forget
• Christmas in the churches
• Huge response to VdP appeal
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• Geraldines had plenty to celebrate and savour in 2019
• St. Oliver’s recognise immense support of Dowdallshi­ll GFC
• Annagassan festive lights
• Horoscopes
• A greener Christmas
• €50 CASH PRIZE TO BE WON
• DkIT secures second European Enterprise Promotion award
• Liz Bonnin launches OCT at Specsavers Dundalk
• Mattiewasa­familymano­fthehighes­tcalibre
• Marywaskin­d, wittyandal­wayslikedt­hecraic
• Petewasatr­ue friendtoma­ny
• Francis’passingabi­gshocktofa­milyandfri­ends
• EIRCOM SITE NEXT TO ICE HOUSE HILL COULD BE WORTH MILLIONS
• Town shops report brisk holiday trade
• Houses without water on St Stephen’s Day
• Give the gift of entertainm­ent
• Michael McDermott readings kickstart festivitie­s
• Gerry and friends serve up a festive treat at Táin Theatre
• Lisdoo packed with party revellers
• Christmas parties in full swing at the Carnbeg
• Party time for Arch Club members
• League enters a critical phase
• League must cut ties with FAI to thrive
• Football in urban areas in need of urgent attention
• Fitzer pledges to heal the splits
• Winds of change howl at convention
• League must cut ties with FAI to prosper

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