The Argus - 2021-01-19

• OUTRAGE AT VACCINE DELIVERY
• Dundalk woman plays for Biden
• KEEPING IN TOUCH AS LOCKDOWN FORCES US TO STAY APART
• Call for memorial for locals lost on torpedoed Lusitania
• Biden’s strong connection­s anticipati­ng POTUS visit
• Fines for going beyond 5km
• HOSPITALSU­NDER SERIOUSPRE­SSURE
• Sadness at death of Donnie Lynch
• Wuxi campus deemed essential constructi­on
• Louth house prices expected 4% rise in 2021
• SLIPPERYWH­ENWET!
• Query over developer bonds as estates transferre­d
• Regional investment key for future - IDA
• Dundalkman onMizenhea­d toMalincyc­le forcharity
• Hauliers face ‘complicate­d’ nightmare
• WINDFARM PROPOSED FOR REGION
• Homeless crisis in Dundalk
• Visit newly restored Famine Graveyard
• The race is on for Markey’s replacemen­t on Council
• Tuath Housing seek permission for developmen­t
• Local foster family launch their own YouTube channel
• Tenants reluctant to report neighbours
• Older people invited to join ‘Living Lab’
• Gain confidence and self-assurance through learning…
• FAMILY WERE OVERWHELME­D BY DONATIONS
• ‘The Story of Your Stuff’ appeal to Louth students
• Genesis initiative helps to ‘Mind Your Mood’
• DKIT CAO Info Day goes online
• Welcome for working from home strategy
• Changes granted to WuXi facility
• Anthony Murphy’s death rekindles memory of golden era for athletics in Dundalk
• Investigat­ion hightlight­s abject failure of care, of decency and common sense
• The mask of ‘being in this together’ has slipped recently
• Recent Deaths
• Run for Life for SOSAD
• Collon woman named Brand Champion of the Year at awards
• Ulrike looking ahead to first solo exhibition
• Beki recorded album in lockdown
• IN THEIR OWN WRITE
• Emma is Louth winner
• Survival the key to beating lockdown blues
• End of the odious Trump era should be seen as a new beginning for all
• Pride locally as Joe Biden becomes 46th President of United States
• Dirty and dangerous criminalit­y must be stopped
• Debt of gratitude owed to Cathal for his work
• Retirement never an option for Joe
• Nancy had a great love for her family
• ADAPTING TO THE TIMES
• Dick and Una took a risk on Neptune but got the reward
• The Scots Pine is a native Irish conifer tree
• Explaining grain-free & hypoallerg­enic pet food
• The struggle is real this week but as they say, tomorrow is another day!
• Self-investing helps improve your self Wellbeing & Meditation
• Tips for sticking with a plantbased diet
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Monkees chart-topper that proved to be a real diamond
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS WITH EDWARD HAYDEN
• PJ enriched the lives of everyone who knew him
• Good turnout for shredding
• Local principal feels latest lockdown is tough on everyone
• KILKERLEY
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• St. Brigid’s candelit procession called off for first time in five decades
• FéilenaTán­a togoAhead Online Bellurgan UnitedBlot­to Suspended DuetoCovid Restrictio­ns
• ZoomTour oftheCoole­y Mountains
• St. Patricks LottoJackp­ot €6,200
• Cooley KickhamsLo­tto Cancelled Neven’s Seafood Trail in Louth
• RURAL AREAS BEAR THE BRUNT OF STORM ACROSS THE COUNTRY
• First win for U-19s in rugby’s Gale Cup
• Presidenti­al visit to Muirhevnam­ór groups
• S-Class, the new generation
• Chris makes hay at Dundalk
• THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
• IMPORT VALUE SUBJECT TO FLUCTUATIO­N
• Mick was a central figure in inin successful successful­successful Fox FoxFox regime regimeregi­me
• ‘GARTS’ GETTING GEARED UP FOR ALL POSSIBILIT­IES
• Loyal Lilywhite admits it’s changed day S in dressing-room
• ‘I never doubted I’d be staying with Dundalk for another season’
• WHEN STARS WERE BORN
• National recognitio­n for Na Piarsaigh stalwart Robbie
• Cathal was a true Young Ireland legend
• LOUTH STAR SEEKING ST MARY’S TRANSFER
• Motions put back until COVID-19 restrictio­ns are eased
• Yan saves the day as footie fails to deliver
• Sam still the man for Filippo

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