The Argus - 2020-04-21

• RCSI HOSPITAL GROUP TO RUN DEALGAN HOUSE
• OUR HEROES,
• KATHLEEN LEADS DANCE-ATHON FOR 90TH BIRTHDAY
• UNRIVALLED SPIRIT STORE BEST LIVE VENUE IN TOWN
• Time for women and married priests, local clergy discuss
• ED nurse Padraig survives Covid-19
• LOUTHCASES­OFVIRUS PASSTHE400-MARK
• IRISHINAUS­TRALIA ADJUSTINGT­OLIFE WITHCOVID-19
• Darver Castle makes scones for health workers
• KEVINMULLI­GAN,
• Fitzpatric­k in tribute to our front-line staff
• TD on fruit pickers in Co. Louth
• RICHIE SCALED FOUR PEAKS WITH FITBIT AND STAIRS
• Council confirm night time motorway closures during Covid-19 lockdown
• LSPCA fears over fundraisin­g gaps
• DkIT work to assist lockdown students
• Garda checkpoint­s in lockdown to continue
• Four friends to cycle for 12hrs
• Women’s Aid implement moves from refuge
• Rent supports call in COVID-19 crisis
• ALONE support Louth elderly
• No date for new ATMs
• Hospitalit­yindustrya­ppealfor supporttom­itigateCov­id-19
• Bank of Ireland puts emergency assistance in place for customers
• Leaving Cert students set for summer exams
• ‘Complete break’ ahead of summer exams
• Dundalk SciFest entries go online
• Teachers deserve plau
• Still time left for students to submit late CAO applicatio­ns
• Orla’s formula for successful dating
• Emma Sophia is world’s youngest lockdown star
• BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
• Novel sales to help ALONE
• Keelings row exposes lack of regulation­s
• Glimmers of hope show us there is a light at the end of lockdown tunnel
• Some aspects of COVID life might become norm
• Holding Leaving Cert exams is just not tenable
• PAUL ‘NETS’ WORLDWIDE AUDIENCE
• A weekly column for 25 years about vets and pets
• Keep an eye out for Holly Blue, an April speciality
• I’m threading a fine line now between boredom and insanity
• A good time to change your world view?
• Vitamin D the new hero on the block!
• Seatown, yebuachail­l
• Shedding light on aperture
• From bell bottoms to skinnies - this season’s coolest denim trends
• How to get your winter skin ready for spring
• Follow these quick tips to give your garden a new lease of life
• Breathe deeply, to help calm an overactive mind
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• A hugely welcome update to a fabulous series
• THIS WEEK IN 1992
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Marjorie’s ‘can do’ attitude to life
• Friends lined route to bid Brian farewell
• TIDY TOWN CHAMPS TURN TO TECH
• For once the sun doesn’t bring the crowds out
• Rás Tailteann will rise again
• Omeath woman doing her bit to combat litter
• Fires put strain on emergency services
• Knockbridg­e
• Recentdeat­hs
• Argus readers thank Lourdes hospital staff
• Louth recover from slow start
• Tavern win thrilling battle
• Doug struck a chord at Dundalk
• TREASURED MEMORIES
• THE DAY F1 CA
• CAUGHT ON CAMERA
• A CENTURY IN HIS
• Hopes fading for football this year
• Dundalk have had some dramatic moments over the years. Who can forget Ciaran Kilduff’s 89th minute equaliser in Alkmaar or the last day victory over Cork City to win the league title in 2014?Possibly nothing compares to the scenes at Oriel Park on Sunday
• ‘My heroes were all in the schoolyard on Chapel St’
• St Joseph’s launch unique gardening competitio­n to raise morale and money
• LOUTH AND COOLEY STAR
• HAIRY-LIPPED ELEVEN WOULD TAK
• ‘The memory is reasonably good but not without a few glitches’
• THAT DREAM NEVER DIES

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