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- 20:26 Coleman cuts the mustard for Blackpool
- 19:46 EC announces Greece rescue plan
- 17:51 Pope to address Ireland over abuse
- 17:46 Golf ace opens university facility
- 17:31 Orde opposes elected police chiefs
- 17:16 Pope to apologise for child abuse
- 16:41 Ancelotti not thinking of clear out
- 16:31 Rugby supporters face travel chaos
Enterprising pupils take top awards
LOUTH County Enterprise Board hosted the county finals of the Student Enterprise Awards and were delighted to welcome up to 200 students to the Fairways Hotel in Dundalk. The competition is an exciting and rewarding experience for young people, creating a culture where students think more readily of becoming entrepreneurs and setting up their own business in the future. It enhances their creativity, improves communication skills and provides practical uses for business studies topics.
Wheelie bins set on fire at school
VANDALS attacked a local primary school just days after it proudly hoisted its Green Flag.
Youth Council prepare for Mission Week
THE young people who make up the Word Youth Council attached to St Patrick's Parish are busy preparing for Mission Week which takes place at the end of the month and also for trips to Lourdes and Calcultta during the summer.
Bounced from wall to wall by earthquake
AN email from their son Sean saying he was safe brought relief to Ed and Bridie Flynn, Old Road, Bellurgan, after he was caught in the massive earthquake which struck Chile at the end of February.
Smart living for seniors
DUNDALK is leading the way with an innovative housing project for the elderly which uses cutting edge technology to allow them enjoy independent living for as along as possible.
Sub Aqua link with northern community
A PRESBYTERIAN church hall in the heart of north Antrim, the Lisnamurrican Young Farmers Club and a voluntary group from the border town of Dundalk – curious bedfellows indeed!
Fr Iggy says no choice but to step down
THOUGH full of admiration for the Primate of All Ireland, outspoken cleric Fr Iggy O'Donovan says if he was in the same position as Cardinal Sean Brady, he would have no other choice but to step down.
Tidy Towns to share tips in Dundalk
TIDY Towns campaigners and local authority environmental personnel from across the country are to gather in Dundalk on Friday and Saturday, March 26th and 27th for 'Sowing Seeds...For Success', the national Tidy Towns conference.
Commuters hit with week of disruption
DUNDALK rail commuters faced a week of disruption after a number of incidents caused havoc to schedules on the northern line.
Huge range of records as fair comes to town
RECORD Fairs Ireland, who are head up by Dundalk man Peter Keegan, are returning to Dundalk for their first visit of 2010 to the Imperial Hotel this Saturday.
Inside News
- Louth arts grants now up for grabs
- Customers will always be first at Crazy Daisies Florist
- Priority for Louth dentists is looking after our dental health
- Time to focus your mind on all the exams that lie ahead
- Eight months in prison
- Auction
- Robbery
- Cardinal interviewed boy in Dundalk
- Cross border 'snail mail' hits local businesses
- St. Patrick's Day celebrations
- All we need now is the weather
- Cardinal is under fire
- Pray for Cardinal and survivors
- COMMENT: No moral authority to lead Church
- Bishop steps in
- Fr Campbell calls for understanding 'two sides'
- Cardinal failed to celebrate confirmation
- No such thing as bad publicity
- Season for humble spud to flourish
- It's time to go gee-gee mad as festival starts
- Cooley hunt on for lucky leprechaun
- Green light for Seatown Place office building
- Permission refused for demolition of derelict house
- Aggressive and abusive at Inner Relief Road
- Helping umemployed football fans to see Lilywhites in action




