The Argus - 2020-07-21

• VANDALS TARGET SCHOOL
• AARON BRADY GIVES EVIDENCE IN HIS MURDER TRIAL IN DUBLIN
• Look at the bigger picture urges one publican
• Staff at closed salon test COVID negative
• FINNMAKES FUNDEBUT
• Brady gave Gardai voluntary statement despite advice
• Justice Minister at Dundalk Outcomers
• Greenway linking with border at Omeath
• Where to buy a mask that lasts
• KATIE RAISING AWARENESS OF STROKE RISK AT ANY AGE
• Murder accused declares gardai and media ganged up on him
• Brady couldn’t place accents on recording
• JackCharlt­onwasa ‘truelegend’- localRose
• Recent deaths
• HIKING THE KERRY WAY FOR LAURALYNN
• Ó Murchú highlights delay in test results
• Dundalk man steps down from helm of DCU
• Eddie awarded a ‘Covid Hero’ title by Dublin Lord Mayor
• 70% of pubs in Louth not open and fear that some won’t bother
• Lots of social distancing at Adventure Centre
• Staying at home is the new going away
• Local man ‘scared for his life’ burgled a home while on bail
• Accused took the victim’s peace of mind and safety
• Dundalk Men’s Shed safe return to action
• Employee appreciati­on crusises on Carlingfor­d Lough
• Letter to the Editor
• THIRD TERM IS MY GREATEST ACHIEVEMEN­T
• Children’s Hospital wrong from day one
• Marshes centre ‘clean up’ at awards
• Dundalk based Diaceutics named IPO winner
• Covid-19 sees DkIT lecturer launch new book on European cinema in her own back garden!
• House prices buck trend
• Paypal Giving Ireland fund
• Mendescrib­edas ‘thugs’byjudge
• Notelefton windscreen
• Eimear in new show at National Gallery
• New look Patrick Kavanagh Centre reopens
• Basement gallery reopens
• What a difference a year makes
• Mixed messages mean it’s every man for himself
• It’s a bitter pill to swallow but pub decision was the right call to make
• Mixed signs of progress back to new normal
• Having a minister is not the only measure that should be considered
• BEING UNIQUE IS A BLESSING, NOT A CURSE
• Troubled dogs often need careful handling
• Owl pellets give insight into owl’s favourite foods
• It’s great to be on holidays again, even if it has lost a bit of the craic
• A crisis allows us to start once again
• These bones, these bones need calcium
• SHEILA MEEHAN RECALLS OPENING POPULAR BAR
• Much more to ‘Rock success than picking and planting
• COPING WITH COVID
• Warns not to skip the essential SPF
• 5 ways to reduce inflammati­on through your diet
• Dancefloor­s are empty, but Ibiza is swinging to nostalgic beats for now
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Recalling a moment in time
• Local man Niall to say his first Mass in Blackrock
• Tidy Town’s lockdown efforts bear fruit
• HAVE YOU A STORY?
• KILKERLEY
• OMEATH TO CARLINGFOR­D SEA SWIM
• Sheep breeders Associatio­n annual show and sale
• INFLUX OF REFUGEES DRIVEN BY HOPE AND HUNGER IS PREDICTED
• Burial site located during road works
• Dulargy NS celebrates but still no extension
• Fitting tribute from Kay’s colleagues for a much loved and respected lady
• A big animal lover, Teresa’s life centred on her children and only granddaugh­ter
• Nissan unveils its new Ariya EV
• Louth players unhappy as effort falls just short
• Local clubs get financial boost
• NOTHING ‘CASUAL’ ABOUT LADIES SOCCER SCENE
• Brave Glens finally succumb as Ardee leapfrog Doms in
• ‘IT’S GOING TO BE A LOT DIFFERENT’
• Frustrated fans will have to get used to view from sofa
• BHOY, OH BHOY ...CELTIC CLASH A MAJOR DOUBT
• ‘WEE’ NEED TO SHOW MORE AMBITION
• LIGHT AT THE END OF THIS DARK TUNNELL
• Return to sporting action is taking its toll
• Dundalk still hope to have 100 fans at Oriel

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