The Argus - 2020-11-17

• ARMY ON THE BORDER
• APART IN ART
• LOUTH CRAFTMARK’S FESTIVE FAIR GOES ONLINE THIS YEAR
• Charities festive plans affected by COVID shortfall
• JPC welcomes Brady conviction
• CHRISTMAS IN DUNDALK ...BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT
• ANDREA CORR IN SUPPORT OF RCNE
• Domestic abuse now the ‘shadow pandemic’ - SAFE
• Budget row over funding carve-up
• Building designed by Van Dijk Architects wins national award
• Redefining­north endofDunda­lk
• Fears Drogheda drugs feud could spill over into Dundalk voiced at JPC meeting
• Sea swimming inspires new coffee blend
• Save Our Homeless Christmas Hamper Appeal to help 500 families this season
• Louth companies need to be ‘Brexit ready’
• ‘Terrible breach of trust over period of time’
• Joe Biden extended MOU invite
• CRIME RATES REMAIN LOWER
• Gardai praised for pandemic work
• Gardai to take action on cyclists
• CALL TO LOUTH ROAD USERS ON NEW STRATEGY
• COVID -19 cases on the increase in Louth again
• Collidedwi­th frontofhou­se
• ‘Lastchance’ Suspended sentence
• DUNDALK MAN HEADS VACCINCE ROLLOUT
• St Malachy’s Girls prepare gift shoboxes
• Four new gardai for Dundalk but no Superinten­dent
• Drug money should go back into community
• Recentdeat­hs
• Friends help Alan finish marathon task
• The Crafty Rock launches online Christmas market
• Fairytale of Dundalk 2020 style
• Local duo put Town on the Hip Hop map
• Breda wins commission
• Is everyone cheered by news of a vaccine?
• After the year from hell public deserve clarity not vague plans and clichés
• Brexit is still a mess of unparallel­ed making
• Iconic Queens Hotel a step closer to return to former glory with works
• Ravensdale Country Market stays open
• ‘Never be afraid to ask for help’
• Harry was destined to run Harry’s Bar
• Nine common questions from new puppy owners
• The Green Deal: what’s in it for you and me?
• The spuds are shop bought but the cocktails are homemade!
• Trilogy – The ideal gift for your skin
• Horoscopes
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• KILKERLEY
• I N CA R L I N G F O R D , LO R D S H I P
• Rampark NSisPark‘n’ Strikecham­pion2020
• NEW WALKING TRACK FOR FR. McEVOY PARK
• SEVERE RAINFALL AND HIGH WINDS CAUSE MAJOR FLOODING
• Cooley seeks greater slice of tourism cake
• Final greyhound meeting at The Ramparts
• Sundial a focal point for 20 years
• New partnershi­p for Tidy Towns and Connect Credit Union
• Renault Arkana to arrive in September 2021
• Why Reddan still has drive to succeed
• CLOVERHILL
• Girls rugby taking off in try-ing times
• Europa ties give Dundalk a chance to answer critics
• CLASH OF THE CUP GIANTS
• Tiredness for a lacklustre Sligo display
• MOUNTNEY ON TRACK TO PASS MAJOR MILESTONE
• Dundalk hoping to Upset form book again
• ‘Contract in the computer’ as boss stays calm
• Westmeath dash Louth’s semi-final aspiration­s
• Search for manager continues
• Could Louth possibly win Mickey’s heart?
• Sporting overload as feast follows famine
• NEW ‘BOSS’ ON WAY

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