The Argus - 2020-11-10

• COOLEY’S BIDEN WINS
• Golfer Caolan Rafferty on what has been a very disjointed year
• Fewer new COVID-19 cases in Louth
• Sean Connery stayed in Blackrock
• BORDER LOBBY GROUP MEET WITH TAOISEACH
• Niall McGahon won FAI Cup in 1958
• TREKKERS DID IT THEIR WAY!
• A friend in the White House
• ‘YOU’LL BE OKAY JOE, I’M PRAYING FOR YOU’
• North Louth celebrates Biden’s election to US Presidency
• HOUSEREPAI­RSON NEEDNOTWAN­T
• Garda Alan running for Little Blue Heroes
• New principal appointed at Dun Lughaidh school
• DKIT students want TU status
• MAN (44) CONCEALED 49 PELLETS OF COCAINE
• Parking survey during pandemic of limited value
• Upgrade works for Omeath
• Tidy Towns confirmed for 2021
• Support businesses on border
• DKIT AWARDED FURTHER €400K CAPITAL FUNDING
• Rate of Halloween call outs down for local Fire Services
• Watters welcomes funding for works in Gyles Quay
• Funding for local sports groups and clubs in Louth announced
• LOCAL FIRM LEAD WAY IN PIETA SUPPORT
• Call for clear timeline on national broadband rollout
• DUNDALK NATI VE FINALIST IN ‘EY 20’
• Remembranc­e mass cancelled
• Castle Players take to the movies
• MUSIC GIGS IN STORE
• Tara’s concert with INO
• Circus season is over, but only for a while
• Biden win a step in the right direction but the US still has a long way to go
• New mental health service for youth welcomed
• Commuting behaviour has changed with COVID
• Could President-elect Biden’s roots result in second historic visit to town
• More freedom to move -The all new Mazda CX-30
• SEAT Ireland extends 211 offers until November 30th with 0% PCP on the entire SUV range
• New generation Yaris self-charging hybrid electric arrives to dealership­s
• New Tipo Cross is emotive, distinctiv­e and dynamic
• Volkswagen’s Green range grows
• ILK - THE STORY OF A NEW LABEL
• Choosing bathroom facilities for your pet cat
• The State of the World’s Plants and Fungi
• She’d rather spend the afternoon with Trump than go for a walk with us!
• Acceptance and wellbeing: food for thought
• MenopauseM­enoFlash has you covered
• BRADY’S FED STRIKING POSTAL STAFF
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• New bell tower in St Fursey’s Church is taking shape
• Crosscause hoping to make a convoy for Christmas
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• KILKERLEY
• CONSTRUCTI­ON OF NEW WALKING TRACK AT FR. MCEVOY PARK COOLEY COMMUNITY ALERT AGM DEFERRED
• GREAT RESPONSE TO CROSSCAUSE APPEAL
• Recent Deaths
• Betty’s home was always full of children
• APPEAL LAUNCHED TO REPAIR CHURCH
• Toyota’s self-charging dream
• CLOVERHILL
• Shades of Ranieri in Dundalk boss
• Racing returns from Dundalk Stadium
• League season one to forget for Lilywhites
• ‘My goal means
• Mistakes ensure that it isn’t a good night in Vienna
• Duffy a big concern for FAI Cup tie
• MCMILLAN SPOTS THE BIGGER PICTURE
• Giovagnoli stands by decision to switch keepers
• Joy mixed with relief as the Reds advance
• McCormack feels players got Just desserts
• Big prize at stake after Louth win in fine style
• Poor run of results tipped the balance
• Some sympathy for departing Kierans
• The winds of change blow race wide open
• No rush to fill Louth vacancy

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