The Argus - 2019-02-26

• ARMY INVESTIGAT­ION
• TESS ROE CELEBRATES HER 100TH BIRTHDAY WITH FAMILY
• Revenue target illegal fuel use by motorists on local roads
• Gardai warn parents on viral video game
• ‘We all need some place where love is not a question’
• David Keenan heads list of local nomination­s for awards
• Dumped diesel was ‘traditiona­lly’ laundered
• FAMILY HEARTBREAK OVER DOG
• Louth GAA start planning on stadium
• SOSAD CALL FOR VITAL SUPPORT
• New exhibition honours famous Dundalk engineer
• Louthchild­ren facingobes­ity timebomb
• Cllr McGahon urges people to apply for grants
• Coastguard join chorus against blue light ruling
• Kirks’ platinum anniversar­y
• Regenerati­on of town centres under Ireland 2040
• Louth youths invited to participat­e in X-HALE competitio­n
• Castlebell­ingham company Eliteform scoops top award
• Newstalk’s Shane Coleman for Enterprise Week
• COLAISTE LU SHINE AT ARD FHEIS NA NOG
• Louth schools see increase in student numbers
• SHINE ATTACKED ON THE STEPS OF DUBLIN
• Council gets €300,000 for J16 Park and Ride
• Whiskey warehouse plans get thumbs down
• Amy Broadhurst win’s her first Irish Elite title
• DRIVER’S JAIL SENTENCED EXTENDED BY 15 MONTHS
• ACCUSED REMANDEDIN CUSTODY
• DkIT aims to reduce dropouts
• Concerns as ambulance service unable to answer calls
• Aphix Software and ERP celebratin­g five great years
• Time to shine for local brewers
• 168 Point Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth
• DNG National Conference 2019 ...
• Do we know what our kids are watching?
• Urgent solution needed to meet the very real threat of drones
• Navvy Bank improvemen­ts are very welcome
• Brexit goes on and on, but please tell us what you want, what you really, really want
• No sense of panic despite sluggish start
• Promotion talk is just ‘fantasy land’
• Resurgent Reds have sights on promotion
• Califf delighted to be back in the fold
• Clans take big
• Bride’s survive gutsy late rally from St Kevin’s
• Kelly proves the hero for last-
• Mattock maintain perfect start with shock derby win
• Gaels and Dreadnots lead way
• Glens’ comeback
• Naps on the Boyle
• Small Team Torres crew are top dogs in Manchester
• Dream team to take over at Rock Celtic
• Goal no great consolatio­n for Gartland
• Champions must prove they still have the hunger
• Leinster defeat sums up frustratin­g spell
• Greyhound returns
• Davidson has Magic touch at Dundalk track
• Club pool talent to land medals of every colour
• Joined-up thinking can bring the crowds back
• Peace Proms sell out
• Acclaimed director DkIT’s masterclas­s
• McCANN’S BAKERY BEING SQUEEZED BY CUT PRICE SLICED PAN
• Cramped offices could lead to courts moving
• SHAMROCK UP FOR SALE
• Superquinn returns to town with new store
• Johnstayed­veryinvolv­edwith hisbeloved­YoungIrela­ndsclub
• Recentdeat­hs
• Jimwasdevo­tedtohisfa­mily
• Local firm exhibits at Holiday Show
• ‘It’s the Real McCoy
• Willfighth­ardto regainseat
• Kilkerley
• HAVE YOU A STORY?
• Knockbridg­e
• Public meeting in Omeath on Greenway
• Special commemorat­ive medals for Kearney/McBride road races
• Horoscopes
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Smart watches for dogs can help vets treat pets
• World Wildlife Day aims to raise awareness
• Meditation should be taught in school
• I’ve found expectatio­n of school holidays far outweighs the reality
• Handsomely crafted human drama is galvanised by winning performanc­es
• Anthem fails to live up to all its own fanfare
• This week in 1965
• Town gets new music venue
• Another NY Met role for Tara
• New exhibition opens in the Basement Gallery
• Sixth Dog Resuce table quiz night
• Imelda and Marian retire after combined 74 years
• 10TH ANNUAL VISIONS OF COLOUR EXHIBIT

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