The Argus - 2020-03-10

• PARADE OFF AS CORONAVIRU­S IMPACT HITS
• Dancers celebrate Mona’s 50 years in style
• ‘MY WORLD WAS TURNED UPSIDE DOWN’
• RE-BOOTED RÁS TAILTEANN TO FINISH UP IN BLACKROCK
• Fishmonger denies murdering partner in Dundalk
• Call for Coronaviru­s contingenc­y plans
• Hand gels and masks out of stock locally
• No evidence of intruders after gar
• Triple triumph for Coláiste Rís
• Dundalk Credit Union invite applicatio­ns to €100,000 Community Support Fund 2020
• Siobhan lands top Veterinary nurse award
• Carlingfor­d couple hitting the high notes
• Brenda becomes an Irish citizen...after 53 years!
• CBS table quiz
• Concerns remain over controvers­ial Church St junction
• Housing model that helps people struggling with addiction rolled out
• Storm damage to Greenway
• Local initiative has star quality
• Has€5,000 compensati­on
• Ciara scoops film prize
• Blackrock Tidy Towns committee reveal new developmen­t plan
• Rás Tailteann boost for village
• Scania seal of approval for Emer’s new series
• Concern over garda districts
• LocalEnter­priseWeeka­huge successacr­ossCountyL­outh
• Full house for opening talk
• Bringing STEM to life!
• All roads lead to Cooley this St Patrick’s Day...
• Wait and see approach speaks volumes
• Farcical coalition talks are an insult to a people facing a national crisis
• Challengin­g times for GAA and soccer
• CU merger a win-win
• Intimidati­on is one of the most frightenin­g aspects of drug crisis
• Louis to stun with fun-filled ‘The Greatest Show’ musical
• Wee County prove too strong for Derry girls
• O’Donnell will get no favours from Dundalk
• Wayne insists there’s plenty still to play for
• Joes storm to first victory
• Goals crucial as Annaghminn­on earn win
• Wolfe Tones/St Nicholas lead all the way
• Cooley’s goal threat too much for Emmets
• A fitting tribute to late Willie
• All the greyhound results from Dundalk
• 100 not out with more in his sights
• Not pitch perfect but Dundalk got the job done
• McEleney is raring to go after return
• Murphy believes Portlaoise will be no pushovers
• Rock Celtic falter after the interval
• 5k run and walk in honour of Patsy
• Maria selected for Ireland under-18 squad
• ARDEE AGOODWALK
• Rafferty joy at Arnold Palmer Cup selection
• Local sports fans pinning their hopes on Darver Star
• ~ Choosing your wedding rings ~
• Wedding flowers can have a huge impact on your big day
• Dorisloved­peopleandm­akingfrien­ds andwasthel­ifeandsoul­ofanyparty
• John met you with a smile and kind word
• Lilywasone­ofthe area’soldestres­idents
• PRESIDENT SPENDS BUSY DAY IN DUNDALK AT THREE EVENTS
• Surfers drift seven miles out to sea
• Patients heading north for A&E treatment
• Knockbridg­e
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Dogs shiver in the cold, just like humans do
• COVID-19: follow the advice of health profession­als
• Pixar’s lifeaffirm­ing tale delivers a rollicking romp for all
• A solid, if forgettabl­e take on the ARPG aesthetic
• Retro top 10
• Spacers return to Friary Hall with new comedy
• DkIT students put Sondheim on stage
• Ireland’s own queen of Hollywood set for An Táin
• Encore stage Our Town
• Great turnout for Ben’s 21st party
• Meat eaters enjoy GPA annual wild game feast
• Emmets celebrate their 80th year

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