The Argus - 2024-04-24

• Teacher in bid to raise funds for back surgery - ‘I want to live a normal life’
• An Bórd Pleanála clears way for 58 apartments in former orphanage
• Additional funding announced for special education schools
• Five pupils with autism left without school place
• Renewed call for post mastectomy funding
• Senator welcomes dog awareness plan
• Election candidate wants local ambulance station
• Library celebrate 30 years in Roden Place
• Wuxi links up with Dundalk IT to offer all-female education bursaries
• St Vincent’s students design a sensory garden to reduce urban heat
• Local estate agent scoops DNG award
• Great turnout for Dundalk Chamber Cross Border Tourism Conference
• Louth Senator backs calls for increase for CIE pensioners
• Nomination­s open for annual Garda awards
• Green Party launch campaign for Louth local election race
• Permission sought to base food truck in Omeath forest
• Budding young artists urged to enter Cruinniú na nÓg competitio­n
• Green light for 34 new homes at Townparks
• TALENTED YOUNG LOCAL DANCERS ARE ON TOP OF THE WORLD
• Consultati­on for multi-million Active Travel plan
• Residents were present at time of burglary
• Teacher Shinanne on a mission to get the Wee County laughing
• Artists wanted to show work at popular Dundalk cafe
• Spacers return for first time since pandemic with new comedy
• The Hollow by Castle Players
• Tie Wrap Gang’s fundraisin­g quiz
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• THIS WEEK IN CARLINGFOR­D, LORDSHIP OMEATH, GREENORE AND COOLEY
• Tributes paid to popular farmer and Kickhams legend Anthony McShane
• Recent deaths
• Kathleen was a devoted family woman whose heart was always in Ireland
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Edward Entertains
• Drivers from the north-east perform well at Mondello Masters
• Quay put six past Square in Clancy Cup
• Mallon magic earns Glens derby spoils
• Own goal deflates United’s challenge
• Keane: We have to work hard
• Owner taking a gamble with his selection of King as manager
• ‘Great heart’ shown in Sligo stalemate
• Dundalk with roles to fill on management
• King has pedigree but it’s in the past
• Did You Know?
• King confident he can keep Dundalk up
• PFAI survey highlights dire state of grounds in Louth
• Nicks are two
• Cooley full value for win over Jocks
• O’Connors strike sweet spot
• Gers defeat Mary’s in impressive style
• Nally on song for Blues
• Hanlon: ‘It puts us in a tougher position’
• McArdle hits 1-7 as U20s reach last four
• Lilies ‘won’t lack motivation,’ says Collon publican Gibney
• ‘Top man’ Nally’s role training Kildare supplies ‘another dynamic’
• Indicators point to a Wee win but it will be difficult
• I didn’t think my one and only Leinster semi-final would be my last
• Minor team reflecting the good work being done at underage
• McGuinness ought to focus on his own job and not others’
• Survival will get fans onside, insists King

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