The Argus - 2021-03-30

• READERS ON THEIR LOYAL BEST FRIEND DURING LOCKDOWN
• Local restaurant­s get creative with new menus
• Local economy will recover from Covid
• Quads joy twenty years after-foot-and-mouth
• New Gaelcholai­ste seeks expression of interest
• Litter lout caught on camera in Blackrock
• An ‘aria’ of calm for local nursing homes
• ‘Not the time to drop our guard’
• Family launch appeal for son with rare condition
• An Bord Pleanalá overturns council decision on new home
• Network Casala join forces with DCST
• Irene’s chicks raising funds for the Irish Cancer Society
• Inspiring Ellie (11) makes climate change appeal
• Survey on sexual violence
• Domestic abuse is the ‘Shadow pandemic’
• Post-COVID jobs crisis inevitable
• ‘Square at Home’
• Perfecting the art of the takeaway menu
• GRIEVING PROCESS DENIED BY COVID-19
• Greenway an example of what can be achieved through collaborat­ion
• LMETB on-line courses prove a hit with local parents
• Superhero Daniel gives life-changing gift of kidney to his sister Aoife
• THECONCRET­EFLEET
• HELPING OUR TIDY TOWNS TO BLOOM
• The Louth emigrants who shaped history
• Friends complete 4x4x48 in MND fund-raiser
• St Bride’s apply for developmen­t work at GAA grounds in Knockbridg­e
• ALAN OFFERING A LITTLE BIT OF IRELAND IN JAPAN
• Senator welcomes approval of Climate Action Bill
• Tech gateway launched at Dundalk IT
• Calls for voucher scheme to stimulate tourism sector
• Clocked 183kph along M1 during ‘Slow Down’ day
• DkIT lecturer leads UNESCO event
• Sports stars join the Fyffes Fit Squad
• Encore resume residency in An Tain
• Local artists get boost with Droichead bursaries
• Emma Sophia is at No 1
• HAVING THE LAST WORD
• No need to wait your turn in vaccine queue
• The new plan for Covid can’t just be another useless ‘path’ to nowhere
• Disillusio­nment taking hold over slow roll-out
• Hope that grant will kick-start revival for Bridge Street
• Inspiring video for a St Patrick’s Day without the ususal parade
• DROMISKIN UNITES FOR COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP
• Scientists fear the Gulf Stream is slowing down
• Owners can help vets to assess pain in their pets
• Over time I’ve realised that Himself is a true master of the bull**** craft
• Exercise, fresh air and your wellbeing
• Planning a healthy pregnancy?
• BYRNE’S ARE A CENTURY BEHIND BAR
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• Move to set up new Tidy Towns branch in Haggardsto­wn
• Meeting another sign of changed times
• KILKERLEY
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• Investigat­ion into dumping at Greenore
• CUCHULAINN GAELS LOTTO JACKPOT €6,600
• Fr. Conlon blesses the 1,200 homes in Cooley parish
• HOLY WEEK IN COOLEY PARISH
• NEW £4 MILLION ESB HEADQUARTE­RS A BOOST FOR DUNDALK
• Main Street work affects ‘Rock trade
• Minister picks Knockbridg­e NS for first visit
• Vaccinatio­ns will set us free
• Recent deaths
• Brian had an exceptiona­l love of Irish, local history, as well as cars and sport
• VW’s ID.4 SUV is all electric
• Plenty of thrills on final Friday
• Greyhound results round-up
• IRISH PGA CHIEF CALLS TIME ON STELLAR CAREER
• It’s official: We have some top administra­tors
• NO TIME TO DWELL AS BOSS DEFENDS ‘KEEPER
• Improvemen­t is needed on and off the field of play
• Captain admits Dundalk only have themselves to blame
• Dismal defeat poses serious questions
• RARE HARPS DEFEAT MAY YET PROVE COSTLY FOR DUNDALK
• ROUGH TIME FOR REDS IN DRAMATIC QUALIFIER
• Historic derby never to be forgotten
• Carr on collision course with ref
• What might have been...
• May return a necessity
• Bum note as Kenny meets his Waterloo
• House draw set to be a sell-out
• McEleney out for a month

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