The Argus - 2020-12-01

• KEEP IT LOCAL!
• COUNTY VET SAYS DEMAND FOR DOGS NEVER GREATER
• Pat’s border beat, new book on history of local Gardai
• Seatown windmill up for sale in early 2021
• Cycle safely key Garda message
• SKATERS LAUNCH PETITION
• Cross cause make winter aid delivery
• Cash, cars and cocaine seized in Louth raids
• DOIREANN STARS ON LATE LATE
• KEY WITNESS FAILED TO GIVE EVIDENCE AFTER THREATS
• MealsonWhe­els seeknewkit­chen
• PUBLIC URGED TO MAKE VIEWS KNOWN
• Regional Developmen­t Centre new funding
• New EV charge points on route
• ‘Unexpected’ crowds saw early closure of market
• SVP annual church collection goes ahead
• Raising a wee glass to three Louth natives
• Advisor appointed to DkIT
• BOOK CASTS LIGHT ON M1 ARCHAEOLOG­Y
• Livestock sales hit by Covid restrictio­ns
• Louth Christmas appeal from Concern worldwide
• Carlingfor­d Discount Weekend now from Friday 4th - Monday 7th December
• 23-year-old told to grow up
• Dangerous driving charge
• Forklifts and their secret superpower­s!
• St. John of God North East confirm outbreak of COVID-19 in Drumcar
• TD calls for better COVID-19 testing at health centres
• Children happy with foster care
• Council urges shoppers to search, shop and stay local
• Virtual Louth Looking Good awards
• 2021 BT Young Scientists event going virtual
• Plea for no homeless at Xmas
• HOUSING LIST HAS LENGTHY DELAYS
• Renault’s enticing crossover
• Step back in time with the National Library’s collection
• Affinití host Christmas concert from Powerscour­t
• Arts Council acquires Eimear’s work
• SINEAD LEADS SINGERS CHARITY FESTIVE SINGLE
• Garrett rebrands shop
• GAA house raffle ticket an ideal gift
• Disappoint­ing decision not to remove bridge
• We have been let down by politics in a very difficult battle against virus
• Uniform row should have been avoided
• Trump determined to burn down the house with petty scorched earth exit
• Why is greyhound racing given so much funding?
• The Gingko tree is unique; it is a living fossil
• Tony says Santa is coming, Christmas is saved, so all is right with the world!
• Gratitude a boost to our wellbeing
• What causes cold sores?
• HOW AUCTION BID LED TO BIG BRAKE
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• LOUTH VILLAGE DEVELOPMEN­T
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• Cooleypast­oral CouncilAdv­ent bannerinit­iative
• McGREEHAN CONGRATULA­TES OMEATH ON PRIDE OF PLACE COOLEY CREDIT UNION DEFERRAL OF 2020 AGM
• CONTROVERS­Y OVER PARKING CHARGES AT THE MARSHES CENTRE
• Officers come under petrol bomb attack
• House price increases not reflected here
• Taoiseach we’re not living with COVID, we’re existing
• Nursing homes were prepared for a storm but were hit by a tsunami
• Recent deaths
• Chloe was a bubbly, funny young lady with kind heart
• A gentleman and a great character Niall had a great interest in sports
• Greyhound results
• O’Brien continues to rack up the winners
• CLOVERHILL
• ‘Shear’ surprise when star striker popped in for a round
• January resumption is in the pipeline for NEFL
• Personal bests all round for St Gerard’s
• Lack of composure in front of goal proved Dundalk’s undoing
• Another case of what might have been fo Fo r Lilywhites as errors prove costly
• New range of gear in store at new club shop
• Lilywhites in a different class
• FILIPPO HAS ONE BIRTHDAY WISH
• McMillan eyeing FAI Cup scoring record
• Another short turnaround!
• PADDY PLAYING WITH A NEW LEASE OF LIFE
• Garts wants to lay down a marker
• Flores in mix for Puskas Award
• Rogers a final veteran
• Different year and a very different Cup final day
• Final we all wanted
• LORY GLORY CAPS WHI
• Blitz came as no surprise to McCormack
• WEE COUP TO WIN MICKEY’S HEART
• Wasted no time hunting Harte down
• ‘I recall looking on with envy to Kildare and Laois at the appointmen­t of Mick O’Dwyer and when Paidi went to Westmeath’
• Magic moments hit the right note
• Just the ticket for fans

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