The Argus - 2024-03-20

• Dundalk showcased on NBC’s coverage of Big Apple parade
• ZOMA raising funds for Daffodil Day
• Louth film director Ian Hunt-Duffy nominated for IFTA awards
• Young Louth filmmaker takes RTS award on her way to represent Ireland globally
• Louth students receive entrance awards from Trinity
• Register for the Dundalk Chamber Cross Border Tourism Conference
• Tributes paid to a ‘legend’ of Louth hurling
• Call for additional train station for county Louth
• Garda suspended as GSOC investigat­es hit-and-run incident
• Woman attacked in front of her two children
• Minister to visit parish to see traffic and transport issues
• Work on heritage trail to begin
• LMETB Inter schools art and photograph­y competitio­n
• Burglaries not just happening in rural areas
• Fuel price differenti­al is a growing concern for local forecourt owners
• Teresa Hearty was last of her remarkable Fitzgerald siblings
• Dolmen Theatre Company return to Dundalk stage with Playboy of The Western World
• Louth musician Róisín Ward Morrow launches new EP
• MAD’s new production
• Naomh Moninne host table quiz
• Kelly celebrates her 21st in style
• Kenneth was the ‘heartbeat’ of Glenmore AC
• CRITICISM OF PARADE ENTRY DEPICTING CHRIST’S CRUCIFIXIO­N
• Eugenia enjoys working on hit RTÉ show
• Condemnati­on of vandalism at graveyard
• GOLF LATEST RESULTS FROM THE LOCAL CLUBS
• Four-goal Smith propels Bay
• Keeble is national barebow supremo
• Without a natural finisher, there is little prospect of a climb to safety
• Lilywhites stop the rot but fail to finish
• Patient Johnson eager to hold spot
• O’Donnell: ‘We’re working towards something, we’ll keep building’
• Head coach is impressed by ‘threat’ Durrant
• Did You Know?
• DIVISION 3 FATE HANGS IN THE BALANCE FOLLOWING DRUBBING BY DOWN
• Experience­d group have showed well in challenge matches ahead of latest Faithful fling, writes
• Reel calls for U20s
• REDS FALL TO
• TO DIVISION 4
• Wee’re primed for ‘another massive game’
• Louth must be ruthless and put Kildare to the sword early to seal survival
• Blues the only side capable of breaking top two’s monopoly
• Brennan: ‘We’re still fighting for survival’ against Kildare
• Dundalk head coach remains confident goals will come

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