The Argus - 2021-04-13

• Town to grow by 7,000 by 2027
• CRISIS TIME AT ORIEL PARK AFTER DEFEAT
• TENOR GAVAN SINGS AT NURSING HOME
• REMARKABLE RESPONSE FOR SONIA
• Council branded a ‘slum landlord’ by councillor
• COVID-19 at lowest since mid-December
• Gift bank branch to town urges McGahon
• Lockdown golden wedding anniversar­y
• Pink Army ready to raise funds for Breast Cancer
• Andrew’s 4x4x48 endurance inspires his mum Patricia
• Louth Seafood trial will be real attraction for tourism
• Two killed following car crash on Ardee Link Road
• Council chief pours cold water on Dowdallshi­ll housing plan
• Thumbs up for re-zoning of Armagh Road site
• Two parcels of land at Dundalk Golf Club recommende­d for Mixed Use
• Rural concerns fall on deaf ears
• Freeze on public lighting illogical
• €150,000 to tackle scourge of Illegal dumping
• Roads funding up 3%
• Making your home energy efficient
• Energy Team has educated over 800 homeowners about energy and renewable energy
• Undertaker­Martina featuredin­documentar­y
• Uplift in hotel bookings for summer
• Car sales start of recover
• Mary Elizabeth (Lily) McArdle
• Oliver Crewe
• Taking in charge of estates is taking too long - Cllr Butler
• Concern for business due to vaccine issues
• Louth appeal for Cystic Fibrosis ‘65 Roses day’
• Speed ramps not preferred option for Bellurgan area
• BROADBAND ROLL-OUT NEEDS TO ‘GET REAL’
• Marshes offer customers free wellbeing initiative­s
• ONLY ESSENTIAL OUTDOOR WORK CARRIED OUT
• Vast changes seen since 1981
• Louth Contempora­ry Music Society has put county on the music map
• Local artists in Scoop
• FLAGS FLYING HIGH
• Grammar School look to composting school waste
• St Oliver’s transition students biodiversi­ty in school garden
• De La Salle connects with neighbouri­ng nursing home
• Prioritise important decision-making when planning your home
• Top tips when self-building
• Alas, poor lockdown, we knew thee so well
• A welcome respite from restrictio­ns but we still have a long way to go
• Suggestion for Ulster Bank’s branch interestin­g
• Grammar School plans could put at risk much-loved community amenity
• Alzheimer’s Tea day in Louth
• Louth gets €1.8mil LEADER funding
• THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
• Rubbing a dock leaf on a nettle sting works
• Simple ways of keeping your pet’s skin healthy
• The vaccine is the only way out of this, so let’s not put others at risk
• Laughter is indeed the best medicine
• Carnozin – looking after your stomach
• LILYWHITE LOUNGE, BIG PART OF ORIEL
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS
• New Tidy Towns group float ideas
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• Springing into action for National Tree Week 2021!
• CARE OF CHURCHES
• Pilot scheme to pick up pet poop in ‘Rock
• ‘TWIN CITY’ PLAN FOR DUNDALK AND NEWRY AIRED IN NEW REPORT
• Armed robbery foiled at Quantum factory
• Marist played pivotal role in Bernie’s life
• Recent deaths
• No anti-climax, sense of freedom returned at looking ahead after getting my first jab
• Blackrock Park leading the way for pollinator­s
• LEAF leading Nissan’s drive
• Scintillat­ing National lives up to the hype
• Mixed emotions as Saint comes up a bit short
• Why Cadamosto can never be discounted
• Greyhound results
• Virtual tickets for derby in aid of Sonia
• LILYWHITES ARE A SHAMBLES
• Boyle urges teammates to rise to Pat’s challenge
• DUNDALK’S TITLE BID ON THE ROCKS AFTER JUST FOUR GAMES
• Keegan admits Dundalk need to mind the gap
• Gartland determined to bounce back from cruciate tear
• ‘82 SUCCESS IS STILL REMEMBERED FONDLY
• ANDY CAN’T WAIT FOR RED RETURN
• Easter camps with a difference
• Guilty four ones who got caught
• Rachael paves way for others to follow
• No certainty of promotion to Division 3 for the Reds
• GAA sets out fixture schedule
• GA A model could be way for soccer
• Dundalk RFC plann ‘Meego’ tribute

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