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Fr Finbarr Connolly was a great community priest
Fr. Finbarr Connolly 1924 - 2012
Brendan was on Council staff for 40 years
Brendan Travers 1932 - 2012
Family, farming, GAA and community dearest to P.J.
PATRICK JAMES Mc Givern died suddenly on February 28 last in The Dolmen Centre, Omeath and a community was plunged into grief for a son who had served it so well over the years.
Breaking up even harder to do, where there's a house involved
CO- HABITING COUPLES who split are not only facing the misery of relationship breakdown, but can face difficulty in finding a home, Dundalk Town Councillors heard this week.
North Louth Artists show skills
THE NORTH Louth Artists had a very successful opening for their annual exhibition in the County Museum last Thursday.
Failure to protect others from abuse can't be forgotten
THE ROLE of the former Administrator of St. Patrick's Parish, Dundalk, Mons. Francis Donnelly, in failing to take steps to prevent children from being sexually abused by Fr. Brendan Smyth, shouldn't be forgotten, says Dundalk-born Brendan Boland.
Louth Hospital has the worst absenteeism rate
THE Louth Hospital has been given a red light warning over its level of staff sick days.
Welcome for re-opening of tourist office in town
A DUNDALK councillor has called for the newly re-opened tourist office to remain a permanent fixture in town.
Inside News
- Wonderful Táin Festival will light up the summer
- Community Alert host afternoon of fun
- Helping develop the craft sector
- Cannabis case is adjourned
- Cycle lanes proposed for old railway line
- New creative hub will attract bright sparks
- County Council ball in aid of Malawi
- Kind-hearted Ann helps to 'dress up' Baby Ellen fund
- Carroll Mead makeover boost for elderly residents
- FULL STEAM AHEAD
- Fun day on the water
- Flooding fears cause planning difficulties
- Begging and handling stolen goods
- Call for rethink on teaching cuts
- Worked for known republicans when left force
- €100,000 spin-off from conference
- Journalist says political parties failed their people
- Former garda denies he was IRA informer
- Angling
- Priest helped Irish find feet in Montreal
- Drugs fine means teenager can't go to Australia
- MINISTER REVIEWS WORK ON CYCLE LANES
- Olympic torch handover at Carrickarnon
- NEVER TO RETURN
- John's writing bug spawns a fifth book
In Pictures
Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.
Breaking News
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Top stories from Monday, 21.05.12
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