The Argus - 2020-04-28

• SOCIETY FACES18 MONTH DEMAND
• Meals on Wheels
• BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR BABIES AND MUUMS ON THE FRONTLINE
• Priorty should go to clubs says Louth captain
• Jenny’s wedding bells silenced until next summer
• RSCI hospital staff to leave nursing home
• Sporting idols support COVID-19 frontline heroes
• Aódh was not just a COVID statistic
• MANY PUBS WILL NOT SURVIVE VIRUS LOCKDOWN
• Lists significan­tly reduced but business continuing at Co. Louth courthouse­s
• Simon launch ‘Run at Home’ fundraiser to support Louth services
• ‘Aconstantf­ear is bringingho­me thisvirus’- nurse
• Kathleen marks 90th birthday with a little dance
• James and Louie may have arrived early but they already have ‘family’ on the wards
• Cleaners care in many ways
• Frontline staff adapting quckly to ‘new norm’ in face of crisis
• Staff a comfort to new mums (and dads too)
• Tea and sympathy on menu for new parents
• KEVINMULLI­GAN,
• LECTURER SAYS VIRUS COULD EXPOSE LACK OF CO-OPERATION BETWEEN DUBLIN AND BELFAST. REPORTS
• Five day average number of cases in Louth rising
• Stephen running marathon within 2km of his home!
• Warning over disposal of PPE equipment
• CANCELLATI­ON OF 2020 COMPEITITO­N RIGHT DECISION
• Appeal for end to illegal fires in north Louth
• Maria must wait for final
• AND THEY’RE OFF...
• CHECKS VITAL AS SITES REOPEN
• Newauction­platforman­ovel solutiondu­ringrestri­ctions
• Tourism ‘needs support’ - Fitzpatric­k
• Art in Lockdown virtual exhibition
• BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
• Colouring our heritage through unique e-book
• Standards are slipping, it’s time to wise up
• The country needs certainty in a time ofcrisis- aDáildeal can wait no longer
• Many businesses under threat but our pubs are part of our fabric
• Several sporting challenges lie ahead
• Worry that restrictio­ns can’t be enforced
• Ardee open for business
• FREDDIE’S KEEPING NATURE IN THE FRAME
• SHORT BUT VERY SWEET FOUR YEARS
• Roadmap to recovery will involve reinventio­n of life
• No evidence that bats directly infected humans
• I’ve never watched the news so much...Mr Holohan you are my hero
• Sign up for Workplace Wellbeing Day
• Balance your nerves with help from nature
• Get up to speed with shutter
• Coloured leather is one of spring’s brightest trends Inject some life into faux leather with rainbow colours
• Dream now, do later plot future travel
• Later – how to el adventures
• Part of me hopes I can get people to take food for granted less
• Go for graphic: Get the geometric make-up look
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• KILKERLEY
• HAVE YOU ASTORY?
• Kathleen will be sorely missed
• May warmly welcomed all into her home
• Recentdeat­hs
• Approval for new developmen­t at former Tesco site at Hill Street
• Council agrees to sell land for nursing home
• Extra space is key in new GLA
• Louth beat Laois in a tense battle
• Dundalk step up to crease
• McGrane recalls crowning moment
• Rafferty joined the club
• Tom led Dundalk out
• Of doldrums
• BANK’S GOLDEN ERA A ONE-OFF
• Ciaran bows out after 24 years service
• Darkest days of Anderson reign aren’t easy to forget
• New boss insists team will be ready if and when the call comes
• SIDELINES
• DUNDALK ARE LOOKING AT ALL OPTIONS

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