The Argus - 2024-03-27

• Over half of house buyers in Louth came from outside the county
• Mobile phone shop faces €60k loss as robbers clear out stock in three minutes
• Praise for Juliette’s ‘hauntingly beautiful’ Snow Patrol rendition
• Woman says ‘she can finally move on from dark chapter’ as attacker jailed for six years
• ‘Ping Pong’ over services causing ‘huge distress’ to families - TD
• Independen­t candidate launching campaign
• Michelin star chef Stefan McEnteer returns to DkIT
• €11.5m sewage plant to end Carlingfor­d Lough discharge
• Man who carried out ‘brutal’ attack on neighbour fails to overturn conviction
• Outpouring of grief as hundreds gather to say final farewell to GAA stalwart Niall ‘Trigger’ MacEneaney
• From war-torn Ukraine to Louth local elections
• McGahon welcomed Paschal to breakfast before backing Simon Harris to become next Fine Gael leader
• Markey opts out of race for Europe
• Louth Sinn Féin hold convention­s to finalise their team of candidates
• Senator calls for extension of developmen­t levy waiver
• Success for Louth and Meath ETB at national Education and Training Boards event
• Breaking Boundaries, Uniting Nations: Dundalk Grammar School’s European Journey
• Permission requested for new mobile phone mast in Ravensdale
• Carlingfor­d Adventure Centre set for refurb
• Specsavers Dundalk and St Kevin’s GAA Club treat elderly fans to match day trip
• Incoming Taoiseach knows challenge at DkIT
• I N CA R L I N G F O R D , LO R D S H I P
• Busy time for Carlingfor­d Pipe Band members
• O M E AT H , G R E E N O R E A N D C O O L E Y
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Burst main leaves sewage on the street
• Allen on Ireland team that lands silver in schools’ cross-country
• Archers win 10 golds at indoor nationals in UL
• ‘Hopefully it will end in a Drogheda win’
• Brennan a Shels fan with strong ties to Dundalk
• Strong finish keeps Louth in Division 3
• Delegates choose option 1 for club leagues structure
• Brennan passed the test in first league campaign
• MILESTONES
• FOOTBALLER­S’REVIEW
• Clubs who do not attend meetings deserve €100 fine

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