The Argus - 2020-06-23

• €1MILLION THANK YOUS
• ANDREA O’CONNOR
• LOCAL REACTION TO PROPOSED COALITION GOVERNMENT
• 1,500 WOKERS BACK AT WUXI
• Dundalk Gardai pay tribute to Detective Colm Horkan
• PUBS RE-OPENING IN NEW NORMAL
• LORDSHIP ‘VIRTUAL FIREWALK’
• Gardai appeal for witnesses to fatal collision on M1
• DAVID ON TRACK TO RUN 1000K
• Taoiseach’s tribute to Terry Brennan
• ‘A dedicated public servant, respected by all politician­s’
• Anger as ‘sneaky’ parking fines issued
• €64,790 funding for Louth communitie­s
• Council face losses in millions
• STATISTICS PAINT A GRIM PICTURE
• HIQA report into Dealgan House nears completion
• Heritage Week will continue and focus on community involvemen­t
• Calls for progress on Louth County Hospital
• 20-year-old obstructed Garda
• Historic council AGM sees two females in top spots for first time
• 800 applicatio­ns for business aid
• Anhonourto servecitiz­ens ofWeeCount­y
• Appeal for vigilance after rubbish dumped
• DKIT to welcome back students in September
• Strong opposition aims to hold coalition accountabl­e
• CLLR JAMES BYRNE, FIANNA FÁIL
• Emma McGuire and Donna Conroy, Course Co-ordinators:
• MAN WARNED AT RISK OF GOING TO JAIL
• The Silence comes alive on Saturday
• Local musicians who helped Ireland win UN seat
• Dundalk musicians on Dreams
• It’s a night in the pub, but not as we know it
• We have a place at the UN’s top table but the big five have all the power
• Many will welcome return of church services
• Publicans like many businesses worried about new normal
• Killing of Detective resonated deeply locally
• Is the priest supposed to deny the 51st person entry
• Virtual Dundalk Dog Rescue walk
• Student’s results deferred
• LISDOO WAS A BIG STOPPING POINT IN DAYS BEFORE M1
• Intestinal obstructio­ns are common in dogs
• Son-Before-Father: Colt’s-foot a breaker of rules
• Covid 19 has taught me that we actually don’t need that much
• An ideal opportunit­y for a fresh start
• Replenish good gut bacteria to tackle bloating
• Walk in memory of Cat
• Let there be light
• DRAMA AT FESTIVAL AS RUSSIAN ACTORS FAIL TO TAKE STAGE
• Recycle centre opening ‘proud’ event in town
• First resource centre for unemployed opens
• Village twins looking terrific despite lockdown
• This is how to put a fresh spin on the traditiona­l fabric
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Covid-19 car sales increase
• Bright future for car sales
• Masses to return from Monday
• HAVE YOU A STORY?
• Swimming to help
• HAVE YOU ASTORY?
• Help SOSAD
• Pat a keen conservati­onist
• Paddy ran successful shoe shop in Demesne
• Recent deaths
• Thomas will be so rely missed by his family
• Rosa’s warm personalit­y shone brightly in all aspects of her life
• Family took great comfort from online tributes and final farewell to Paddy
• My favourite hole: Brian Kerley
• Competitor­s brave the heat for triathlon
• CHERISHED MEMORIES
• Louth gave Dubs a
• CAPTURED ON CAMERA
• EXCITING NEW BEAT FOR FORMER SOCCER STAR ALAN
• Dundalk Junior League plotting return
• Coronaviru­s wipeout came at worst time possible for FAI
• VINNY SETS THE RECORD
• Manager planning to have friendlies lined up for next month
• RECORD STRAIGHT
• Decision to suspend testing welcomed
• Louth GAA clubs to host 30 Cúl Camps
• Louth GAA opts against bringing games forward
• GAA missed a trick in not trying out an open draw
• REYNOLDS REPLACES HIGGINS AT ORIEL

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