The Argus - 2020-03-24

• PLEASE STAY HOME
• TECH SMART FAUGHART TEACHERS TAKING CLASSROOM HOME
• Shop facade project giving town centre a much needed boost
• VirtualMas­s givessolac­e
• Proud of town’s response
• O’Neills shamrock business takes a hit
• THE ANGELS SAVING LIVES ON THE FRONTLINE
• Anger as crowds descend on villages
• Community Policing helping our vulnerable
• MANY OFFERS OF AID FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST
• Q-Kangaroo jumps in to help keep going local food and beverage businesses
• Healthcare staff need all our help
• Chamber urges all stakeholde­rs to be ‘flexible’
• I can’t go out, even if I did get past the family, there’s no where to go
• Right mindset is key to a positive experience working from home
• ‘Scary day in scary times’ for vulnerable Zoe Murphy
• Facade project a boost for street
• Renewedpla­nning forparkand­share
• Walkers urged to follow countrysid­e code on mountains
• Post Brexit economy challenge
• New home for Dundalk dog rescue centre
• Cystic Fibrosis ‘65 Roses’ fundraiser moves online
• Winning formula for the sciences
• All the practice adds up
• As tempting as it might be to imagine that you’re falling behind – there’s absolutely no need for panic
• Mapping out clearly what needs to be done for your Geography exam
• Thousands watch Louise’s Clayotic parade
• Horns beep for car parade!
• St Patrick’s Day celebratio­ns with a difference in Dundalk!
• Creatives turn to the World Wide Web
• Dundalk Men’s Shed fantastic Abbey trip
• Gerry and Gilles crowd funding for new album
• Recent deaths
• Frank was a great family man who had a deep community involvemen­t
• Resilience and spirit were strengths that Eileen required through her life
• Jack a gifted engraver, was deeply involved with local community life
• Community spirit will determine our fate
• We owe it to those on the frontline to do our bit and obey the lockdown rules
• Getting a balance to our new normal is vital
• Fifty years after opening St Brigid’s School serves as a beacon of hope
• Hope that Garda reorganisa­tion will be good move
• RADICAL TRANSPORT PLANS TO FREE-UP DUNDALK STREETS
• Crime levels not linked to cuts in force
• Rumbling discontent with safety strips
• Carlingfor­d residents battle to save ATM
• HAVE YOU A STORY?
• Knockbridg­e
• KILKERLEY
• Tough times, but some day we will look back on this and laugh
• Bach remedies for coronaviru­s anxiety
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Fabulous game with a dizzying depth of content
• THIS WEEK IN 1977
• Pike sparks but never catches fire in Marie Curie biopic
• Ospreys on the move for their summer feeding
• Joe and ‘Ro’ top Winter Race Series
• Weekend geryhound results
• Dundalk FC in the hands of the people
• FROM THE ARCHIVES:
• Dominant Dundalk sail into last four of the Towns Cup
• ‘We don’t even have sport as a distractio­n’
• Bogue Clock from 1938
• OUR STAN DESERVES M
• Long-term hitch in Boyle wedding plan
• New schedule
• Will be costly
• Question mark on wages must be sorted soon
• GAA coaches can work from home too!
• ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER
• SIDELINES
• Dundalk to continue paying all employees

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