The Argus - 2020-05-12

• CALLS FOR INQUIRY INTO DEALGAN HOME DEATHS
• LOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL CHIEF EXECUTIVE, JOAN MARTIN CONCERNED ABOUT COLLAPSE IN REVENUES -
• SHOCK AT ANNOUCEMEN­T OF 126 JOB LOSSES AT NATIONAL PEN
• Aaron Brady murder trial resumes after nine week break
• Letter from Tubs makes Cian’s day
• Jury shown CCTV footage from night when a car was stolen before allegedly being used in credit union robbery
• Heartbroke­n families want answers
• LOUTHDEATH­NOTICESAT RECORDHIGH­INAPRIL
• Analysis of economic impact caused by COVID-19 lockdown measures
• Houses still selling despite doors closed for viewings
• House sales still closing, but momentum could be hit
• Collette to run for hospice
• ON THE SMALL STEPS THAT COCONNER’S ARE NOW ALLOWED
• Business supports at LEO
• Memories of ‘Foot and Mouth’ during Covid lockdown
• PPE a challenge to work in
• CONCERNOVE­R FALLINREVE­NUE
• FIRE SERVICE HAD VERY BUSY APRIL
• Housing section have had multiple responses to crisis
• Sports Unit has initiated fun online activities on social media
• Use of online library services soars
• DKIT WELCOME CLARITY OVER LEAVING CERT
• SME sector central to post COVID-19 recovery plan
• Masks for Louth have coffee with Coffey
• PLANT NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN
• Strawberry season gets underway
• PAY DEAL SHOULD REMAIN INTACT
• Intact host virtual race for Dundalk SOSAD
• Consumers cashing in on drop in price of home heating oil
• Imperative­newGovernm­entis formedtoim­plementsup­ports
• Seek Festival to go ahead in August
• Mum and daughter make music videos for charity
• Students ignored and unheard in exam row
• Cancelling Leaving is the right call but it creates a host of new problems
• Working from home may become new norm
• Review of arrangemen­ts in cemetery will be welcomed by many familes
• SHOW MUST GO ON ... BUT NOT FOR NOW
• COURTNEY’S TOWN’S FIRST SUPER PUB
• What to do when wildlife visits human homes
• Booklet offers tips on gardening for biodiversi­ty
• Me on a bicycle! This lockdown is making people do desperate things
• What is the social impact of COVID-19?
• Try magnesium oil for a better you
• SMALL TOWNS MUST STAND UP TALLER
• It’s not all about megapixels
• 700 followers on biodiversi­ty page shows interest
• RIVERDANCE REUNITED
• Why you need to get dressed each morning
• Natural-looking accessorie­s are here to stay this summer
• 6 ways to see the world from the comfort of your home
• Dancing Queen Kathleen bowled over by response
• Good wishes for CU staff
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• New Team at Heritage Centre
• CONCERN OVER FUTURE OF BREWING INDUSTRY IN LIGHT OF GUINNESS PLANS
• Rotary honours Gerry and Paddy for work
• New recruits pass out at Aiken Barracks
• Moira’s busy life was centred on her family
• Recentdeat­hs
• Opel’s Vivaro goes fully electric
• €1m sale of Hiney Park sad day for Dundalk FC
• Wee celebratio­ns go on Offaly long!
• The American Dream comes true for Josh
• My favourite hole:
• CHERISHED MEMORIES
• Big City move sto
• CAPTURED ON CAMERA
• BANK SET-UP LIKE A FAMILY
• Dundalk ladies team celebrate a special anniversar­y...again!
• Hulsizer vows to work with FAI to move forward
• No soccer in famous summer of 1966 due to lack of pitches
• RISKS TOO GREAT FOR PLAYERS AND FAMILIES
• SIDELINES
• NOT A SUPER IDEA...

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