The Argus - 2020-01-28

• LOCAL CANDIDATES HIT THE ELECTION TRAIL
• GARDA MURDER TRIAL BEGINS
• Councillor makes call for local driving licence base at RSA
• OPENING ROUND DEFEAT FOR LOUTH
• COMEDIANS RAISE OVER €400,000 AS SEAN COX FUND WINDS DOWN
• McGahon reacts to Fitzer ‘puppet’ claim
• Brigid of Faughart festival
• Rent scheme vital option in debt crisis
• Muirhevnam­or initiative short-listed for award
• Mock election at local school
• Fianna Fáil sense an appetite for change
• Ó Murchú at his ease on home turf
• Mary Lou admits to big Louth challenge
• McGahon leads Fine Gael hopes in north Louth
• Ged promises more jobs in plan
• Roundabout sponsorshi­p
• Cllr - ‘A disgrace to commemorat­e RIC’
• Tenant DIY not feasible
• Store makes good on six-year old overcharge
• Horsewares­hineatthe BETA Internatio­nalindustr­yawards
• Louth entreprene­urs wanted
• Aldirecrui­tingstaff acrossLout­hstores, amidbasicw­agerise
• Soccer re-union
• Benchwarra­nt issuedford­river
• Drink-drivecase dismissed
• Grandparen­ts day a big highlight of the year at St Fursey’s NS
• Exhibition to recall indoor football
• Plan ahead to make their day special
• Local community express concerns over new N 2 route
• FGandFFcan­notignoreS­innFéin’srelevancy
• Pensiontim­e bomb could detonate Leo and Micheál’s Dáil ambitions
• Do we need so many posters?
• Linenhall junction the main issue as safety audit to begin
• Crematoriu­m plans are a sign of the times
• McCrystal in frame for another World title
• Local clubs do ‘relay’ well under floodlight­s
• Confidence boosted after Spain mission
• Lethargic Louth side lose out to Longford
• Bevan says team need to ‘build belief’
• Louth pay the penalty for missed opportunit­y
• U-20s are no match for Mayo in final
• Glenmuir march on in the cup
• Rock Celtic hang on as Rovers fight back
• Boyle feels he’ll be back to his best
• Flores is fighting fit and ready
• To rumble
• Girls heading in right direction
• St Peter’s U-16 boys storm to relay win
• A good night for the layers
• Cuchulainn continue to hit targets
• Grounds for optimism ... but still a long way to go
• Kathleen was a loving and caring lady
• Ann possessed a great love of family and people
• Margaretwa­sheavily involvedin­community
• Bernadette­adoredherf­amily
• COLD SNAP HITS HARD AS PEOPLE LEFT WITH NO WATER SUPPLY
• Golf friends record aces on same day!
• CBS breaks new ground with Séadna
• DISTRICTNE­WS
• Knockbridg­e
• Feile na Tana to launch with an opening concert
• HAVE YOU ASTORY?
• Colourful characters litter this madcap take on Dickens literary hero
• An almost great game that falls at simple hurdles
• THIS WEEK IN 1970
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Make sure you never surrender your dog
• World Wetlands Day focuses on biodiversi­ty
• How to achieve a state of being ‘in flow’
• For me there’s only one cure for the January Blues – February
• Play recalls heroic priest who defied Nazis
• Renowned fiddler Kevin set for An Táin Arts Centre
• Redemptori­sts show appreciati­on
• Double celebratio­n for birthday boy John
• A great night out at Breda’s ball

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