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January 2022

Chelsea Farrell, the 2019 Miss Louth who went on to be crowned Miss Ireland

Search is on for Miss Louth 2022!

St. Louis students Jona Garcia, Claudine Mulihano and Iman Shittu, who won a 2nd place prize in their category at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2022

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Louth students shine at BT Young Scientists competition

Senator welcomes publication of Birth tracing bill

Danish home-ware retailer JYSK, have opened a new store in Dundalk.

JYSK opening new store in Dundalk

Make January a less ‘tax-ing’ month

Katie George Dunlevy and Eve McCrystal.

Top gong for McCrystal and Dunlevy

‘Decision-gate’ for €7.4m St. Nicholas Quarter regeneration

A total of €816,000 was left behind by motorists at Irish toll plazas.

Motorists leave €143k behind at M1 toll booth

The HSE has provided dedicated information for parents on hse.ie. Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics

Louth parents urged to book Covid vaccine for kids aged 5-11

Traffic on the Dublin road, Haggardstown. Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics

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Current speed limit ‘obviously too fast’ says councillor over present limit at Sexton’s on old Dublin Road

St. Patrick's Cemetery, Dowdallshill. Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics

‘Need to start cleaning the weeds’ from overgrown cemetery after complaints from relatives visiting loved graves over Christmas period

Tenants will finally get the keys to their new homes in Halliday Mills Apartments on Quay Street. Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics

Tenants to be handed their keys in coming days for troubled, but now fully renovated Halliday’s Mill

Go-ahead for 20 housing units on Avenue Road

St. Patrick's Cemetery, Dowdallshill. Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics

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Regeneration benefits not visible some fifteen years after plans were agreed for Muirhevnamor and Cox’s Demesne

Cllr Liam Reilly.

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Dromiskin ‘black ice’ led to 45 accidents: Cllr. Reilly

Application for warehouse and new Dundalk Rugby Club boundary fence

Cllr Kevin Meenan.

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Safety risk from ‘poor lighting’ in one of town’s busiest residential areas

Cllr Marianne Butler.

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Mount Avenue roadworks ‘vital’ in new development

Concern over missing bollards near the Garda Station in Carlingford was raised at the meeting.

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Concern over each access road works in Templetown

Cllr John Reilly.

New Armagh Road layout queried

The Carolan family lit up their Kilkerley home with an extraordinary display of lights

‘Lighting up the darkness’ raises €8,300

Cllr Sean Kelly was informed that three people are living in tents next to the bridge.

Homeless living in tents next to Táin Bridge

WuXi, Dundalk. Photo: Ken Finegan/www.newspics.ie

WuXi development was a long-term vision that is now reaping reward

John Morgan

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‘No alternative respite offered’ after Sruthan House closed

Housing maintenance requests reach record levels

Record council housing repair requests

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Pubs caught ‘between stools’ as Covid restrictions bite

Dundalk Grammar Junior School Teacher Hannah Morgan, Prizewinner Eleanor Madden and Amnesty's Fergal Kilkenny at the school prize-giving

Amnesty Dundalk poster competition

Tutors for Feile na Tana

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Feile na Tana is back for 8th year

Newry and Dundalk Samaritans branch have launched their new year recruitment campaign

‘Anyone can be a Samaritan, as long as you’re willing to listen’

Lavina McGahon, THRIVE Programme manager

Thrive with new STEM programme at DkIT

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