The Argus - 2024-01-10

• Average house price in Louth predicted to rise in 2024 amid ongoing housing shortage
• Price of new houses in Louth is “out of control” says Sinn Fein TD Ruairí Ó Murchú
• Louth health services under significan­t pressure as flu and COVID-19 infections rise
• Call for reduced train fares and extra services
• Applicants wanted for Back for Business course for returning emigrants
• Jennifer cooking up a storm since coming
• Programme gave Aoife a laser focus to develop her PR business
• Home from Glasgow
• County Council responds to complaints about icy roads
• Unapproved smoky fuels being sold in rural areas
• EK Fuels granted retention permission for fuel and car wash facility upgrades
• Bitterswee­t trip for Lisa as son Ethan (7) meets his Australian family
• Many new faces in chamber since 2019 Local Elections and more to come
• IBAL report that puts Dundalk second last in the country is “very dishearten­ing” says Tidy Towns chairperso­n
• A local election like no other with so much at stake
• ‘Help us find our fourth sibling’
• Mandeniedb­eing drunkwhen gardaícall­ed
• Former DkIT student impresses Dragon’s Den investors with his rainproof clothes line
• Dundalk Schoolboys League submit plans for Bellew Park
• Modest rise in Louth car sales in 2023
• Part-time courses offer the opportunit­y to upskill
• New standard of regional roads needed to cope with high volumes of traffic
• Feile na Tána marks 10th anniversar­y with star-studded festival line-up
• Dundalk act Blue Denim release new single I Walk The Goose
• Vote now for Dundalk mural
• We need to welcome people like Yosuke
• Louis nuns made significan­t contributi­on to thousands of girls lives with education
• Michéal McKeown and Paul McArdle made their mark on local artistic scene
• Greatest show proceeds for Hospice
• Nós Nua Youth Orchestra launch their debut album in St Joseph’s
• Glenmore AC has the Peninsula on the move in 2024
• Maurawasan­activememb­erofher communityi­nvariousas­pectsoflif­e
• Recentdeat­hs
• Horoscopes
• VISITING POLITICIAN­S HEAR OF CHALLENGES FACING RETAILERS
• Prayers that similar tragedy won’t reoccur
• A first for Bellurgan to finally end season
• Kenny: We have ‘built some good momentum’
• AROUND THE CLUBS
• Lilywhites step up bid to add to squad
• Ireland Premier Division 2024
• MEATH MINCE
• Monaghan has greatest proportion of managers hailing from Wee county
• MINCE LACKS LOUTH
• Century-maker Durnin is ‘very proud’ of landmark
• Ardsmen fend off spirited hurlers in absorbing encounter
• McKeever welcomes ‘fresh’ input of new management
• Impressive Reds rout Monaghan
• WHEN ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
• Myphilosop­hyis‘people firstandfo­otballseco­nd’
• Hilliard admits ‘we’re more optimistic’ after McGurk Cup
• EVERY CLUB HAS THEM
• Retaining U17 grade would be shrewest option for Louth GAA
• Louth to experiment and keep key men for league
• AIRTRICITY LGE

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