The Argus - 2020-07-28

• BRADY TOLD ‘A LITANY OF LIES’ IN CASE
• CLAN NA GAEL’S BAR THE LATEST IN SERIES ON TOWN’S PUBS
• Time for talking is over says GAA columnist Seamus O’Hanlon
• SEEK 2020 WILL BE BIGGER AND BETTER
• Former pupil condemns ‘mindless’ vandalism
• Lisa Smith faces additional charge for financing terrorism
• MIXED REACTION TO JULY STIMULUS
• McGahon welcomes package
• O’Dowd snubbed for Leas-Ceann Comhairle post
• Over 3,100 contact Rape Crisis helpline during 2019 - report
• BREASTIVAL GOES ONLINE
• Garda did not have to retract his statement
• Arts funding is ‘open and transparen­t’ amid bias claim
• 30 separate artists and groups secure funding grant
• Fears for coach industry as tour season halted
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT DURING COVID TIMES
• GNL helped fellow producers during lockdown
• Silver linings as Neighbourh­ood Food Market comes to Blackrock
• Chief Executive calls for 15% rise in LPT
• Plans for road included for future proofing
• Two new councillor­s formally introduced
• COVID IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
• Face masks should be used in all retail settings
• Whiskey storage site approved
• Dulargy NS 6th Class pupils finally get their day in the sun
• TDs renewinqui­ry callsintoD­ealgan
• Health Minister invited to view Louth Hospital
• Entries still open for Louth in Bloom initiative
• HOUSE BUILDING UP POST COVID-19
• ORCCA aim to protect waterways
• Louth asthmatics warned to monitor hayfever symptoms
• Ardee stretch suitable forworks
• FledfromCO­VID checkpoint
• ‘Noregardfo­r trafficlaw’
• Cooley Peninsula as popular as ever
• Miriam has heritage on her mind
• Dundalk musician releases debut album ‘Under The Influence’
• Music Generation online
• Unemployed shamed into taking staycation­s
• The Government’s mixed up message on virus cannot be allowed continue
• Reminder that politics is an unforgivin­g business
• With lockdown ended general tidy up underway
• Spotlight needs to be turned on misery local money lenders are causing
• ANITA REACHING FOR THE STARS WITH NOVA LEAH
• An independen­t analysis of dog and cat food
• Mining bees are important pollinator­s
• Why it is so important to Show Up
• Johnny and Amber need to take some lessons in Irish stoicism
• DUNDAK’S GOLDEN AGE
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Teacher and tween expert Douglas Haddad explains the best strategies to handle pre-teens with attitude
• Park the jewel in crown of country’s tidiest small town
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• COASTGUARD’S TIMELY REMINDER FOR THOSE AT SEA
• John and Dan to cycle from Mizen to Malin Head for Foy
• MASSIVE BLOW TO THE ECONOMY AS FACTORIES ANNOUNCE CLOSURES
• CJ’s anger as boat boarded in lough by Brits
• Gardaí threaten walk-out at Dromad station
• May enjoyed many hobbies and volunteere­d for charities
• Returned home Francis was a talented artist
• Recent deaths
• Woe for Doms as whipping boys get revenge
• Rock Celtic find the Quay to success
• THE GREAT INDOORS
• ‘SPECTATORS HUNG OUT OF THE ROOF’
• McEleney fitness boost for Dundalk
• RETURN TO ACTION OVERSHADOW­ED BY HARRY’S SAD PASSING
• Resumption of season will be music to Colovic’s ears
• Malachi survive
• Holcroft makes St Brides pay penalty
• Brides earn bragging rights with derby win
• Goals crucial as Mairtins march on
• St Mochta’s make Fechin’s pay for missed opportunit­ies
• Clans cling on to see off Kilkerley
• FORWARD TO EXCITING NEW CHALLENGE
• THE TIME FOR TALK IS OVER - WEE NEED TO ACT NOW
• Relief is palpable as Ladies return to competitiv­e
• Brave new world for Louth GAA
• Action after four-month enforced shutdown
• RETURN OF THE MAC

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