The Argus - 2021-04-06

• Egg-citement at big house wins
• MAURICE O’CONNELL TELLS OF PARKINSON’S BATTLE
• Grammar School have big plans for sports facilites
• Biden reported to want Mar-a-Louth
• Shane raises funds for orphans
• ‘Irene’s murder saw a whole family wiped out’
• Siobhan and team raise over €7,000 for Irish Red Cross
• ‘Get up, get out and get active’ launch
• Tourism experts to share secrets
• Unity now ‘a topic in all corners of Ireland’-Ó Murchú
• Serviceofl­ightto mournloved­ones
• Gluten free is getting easier
• ‘The Twits’ raise over €5k for Irish Cancer Society
• Coffey gets behind local businesses
• FUNDING BOOST FOR OUTDOOR TRANSPORT LINK INVESTINGI­NTHEGR EATOUTDOOR­S
• Council outline plans for €4.6m amenities upgrade
• Conor’s Phytaphix wins global award
• Breaking down the stigma associated with hearing loss
• Statistica­lly Louth women safer drivers than men
• Emma’sgreatestg­ifttosiste­r
• Ronan remembered with great affection by many
• How to choose the right mower
• Pandemic leads to rising house prices in Louth
• Plan vital for older people coming out of lockdown
• Paypal volunteers working with migrant programme
• Friends grow sunflowers for local Hospice
• Fostering offers a haven in stormy seas for
• POTENTIAL OF BELFAST TO DUBLIN CORRIDOR
• Broadband is the key to unlocking rural areas
• Gender equality award for DkIT
• Funding granted for extra classrooms for two schools
• Birds of prey enclosure plan
• Louth LEADER could play pivitol role in ambitious rural plan
• STUDENTS SHINE AT THE LOUTH ENTERPRISE FINALS FOR 2021
• Simple Pleasures from Craftmark
• CRAFTY ROCK STAYS AFLOAT
• Louth artists go Incognito for Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation
• It’s an arresting sight as PJ goes bald for charity!
• Volunteer your services as a board member
• SPRING BRINGS A GLIMMER OF HOPE OF BETTER DAYS
• ‘Endless handwashin­g made daily life more Than a little bizarre’
• Sport never stops even with no matches on
• Proud to record momentous time in our history
• Working from home would not have been an option for us and many more
• COVID has changed much in our lives, but it cannot take away our freedom or choice
• Tess, old and sick, recognised my voice
• Government need to drop the secrecy and be open about vaccine’s roll-out
• Draw success a huge shot in arm for Louth GAA
• Priests will be concerned at change of routines
• Walkway along seashore would be a major tourism boost to locality
• Nan honoured 1798 patriot priest executed in England
• Recent deaths
• PART OF LOCAL FOLKLORE
• Welcome a new and improved Pollinator Plan
• Pets need a good night’s sleep as much as we do
• Sitting eating in the garden in April? This pandemic is making us bonkers!
• Exploding the myth of multi-tasking
• Keep an eye out for amazing Irish brands
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Plans for new Tidy Towns group in Haggardsto­wn
• Tidy Towns optimistic about defending title
• KILKERLEY
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• ST. PATRICKS JACKPOT €8,400
• Community Alert Groups met Gda Supt
• GLENMORE AC ANNUAL MEETING
• Glenmore AC finding new ways to keep forging ahead over past year
• Reilly brace just the tonic to tee up ‘Whites
• PASSENGERS CAUGHT UP IN MID-AIR ‘BOMB’ DRAMA ON PLANE
• IDA rejects claims that land going to waste
• BMW redefines SAV concept
• MORE PLAYING TIME FOR OUR CHILDREN IS NAME OF THE GAME
• Spain coached Sterling and met the Crazy Gang
• ‘SIMPLY NOT GOOD ENOUGH’
• Keegan focusing on positives
• Here’s hoping Bohs can be a turni Ng point again
• Improved display but doubts persist
• STRUGGLING LILYWHITES SLUMP TO WORST START IN 50 YEARS
• GAA needs to hit the Dubs hard on this
• Louth have not - and will not - break COVID training ban
• City to the ‘four’ in bid to make history
• Hats off to draw team
• Garts fears as Dundalk close in on Zahibo deal
• Woodview have grounds for optimism
• Wee boost for Schoolgirl­s teams-

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