The Argus - 2024-04-03

• Further calls for Covid-19 inquiry on anniversar­y of deaths in nursing home
• Superman Paul dearly loved his Wonder Woman
• Tuam babies excavation about ‘respect and dignity for the dead’
• Louth couple’s colourful home features on Home of the Year
• Dundalk man raises over €5,000 for Palestine as he prepares to run world’s toughest race
• Neighbours appeal to change of use applicatio­n near Cluan Enda rejected
• McGahon calls for an end to ‘rip-off’ TV and mobile practice
• Carlingfor­d Pipe Band enjoy visit to US Ambassador’s Phoenix Park residence
• Families bought new showers only to discover low water pressure is due to supply
• Motion calling on council to cease purchasing from goods and services form Israel passed unanimousl­y
• Great turnout for launch of Louth author’s latest book
• Plans lodged for a new warehouse at Clermont Business Park
• Kilkerley GFC clubhouse gets go-ahead
• Motorist cleared in ‘drunkin charge’ case
• Driver crashed company car into wall
• Case dismissed over mistake on summons
• Work on new Heritage Trail set to begin in May
• Groups to meet Minister of State on visit
• A Humanitari­an crisis with on ending in sight
• Rain and the sight of more rain to come the story of spring to date
• New album release marks end of epic journey for Sophie Coyle
• A big joint birthday celebratio­n
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• CooleyNews
• REVENUE OFFICIALS TAKE FIGHT TO FUEL LAUNDERING GANGS
• Panic as driver heads in wrong way on the M1
• Souterrain discovery holds up garden work
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• McGinley spent his playing golf in Louth
• Irish Legends’ Tour returns to Seapoint Golf Club in June
• MANNANCAST­LE
• Broadhurst on brink of switch to Team GB
• Easier to criticise O’Donnell if he was not a club legend
• Shels strike twice after the break to sink Lilywhites in Dublin
• O’Donnell cannot continue blaming others for current plight
• Wait for a win goes on after dour derby
• Mountney: ‘One win, we won’t look back’
• Did You Know?
• TOP-FLIGHT PROMISES TO BE FULL OF TWISTS AND TURNS BUT JOCKS LOOK GOOD
• Tones the best of a tight bottom bunch
• O’Connell’s tipped for Division 3A win
• Wasteful Joe’s punished by Mattock class
• U20s fend off a near fatal Faithful flurry
• O’Connell’s advance to Mullen Shield showpiece
• LOUTH GAA JOHN O’NEILL SAND & GRAVEL ALL-COUNTY LEAGUES
• Unwavering Burns is in the form of his life
• Harte will have learned about staying in the now from time in charge of Louth
• Fortune favours brave minors in Leinster opener
• Clerkin: Minors may have a score to settle with Royals
• Playing for Louth at underage is mainly about experience

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