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Out in shops now, this week’s edition. 96-pages packed with local news and sport. Officials express concern on rise in COVID cases in Louth. Fantastic photos from Cul camps. All this and much, much more. Check out our fantastic offer to bundle The Argus with Irish Independent.

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Out in shops now. 88 pages of local news and sport. Busy weekend for Louth GAA with mixed fortunes, Chris Shields’ Oriel Park farewell and the €1.3M Fleadh debt councillors vote against paying.

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Out in shops now. 88 pages packed with local news and sport.

Dundalk’s new Sporting Director Jim Magilton gives an in depth interview to The Aarhus in today’s edition, get the ePaper at Argus.ie/subscribe

We remember US President Bill Clinton's visit to Dundalk in a special 24-page souvenir supplement with lots of photos and memories from that day 20 years ago. Pick up your copy in this week's Argus, in shops Tuesday.

A big day for Dundalk FC with the confirmation of Filippo Giovagnoli as permanent manager and Jim Magilton as the club’s new sporting director.

What a goal!!! Dundalk's Jordan Flores has been nominated for the Puskas Award, the honour given to the what FIFA deems to be "the most beautiful" goal of the calendar year.

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Daniel Kelly of Dundalk at the launch of WATCHLOI, the SSE Airtricity League's new streaming platform, It is the league's first-ever streaming service supporters can watch the #GreatestLeagueInTheWorld wherever they are on watchloi.ie. Pic Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Delighted to be back open to the public this morning after working from home for over 3 months argus.ie/subscribe

A welcome sight... football back in Oriel Park, as Cameron Dummigan, right and Nathan Oduwa feature during a Dundalk training match at Oriel Park. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile. More to follow in this week's Argus.

Sport gets a raw deal from new Coalition formation, says Dundalk manager Vinny Perth, only in this week's Argus, argus.ie/subsrcibe for only €5.99 monthly, or €59.99 annually

'It's fantastic to be back', says Rachael Curran, Houstons in this week's Argus, as shops reopen, for only €5.99 monthly or €59.99 annually directly to your smartphone or tablet, www.argus/ie.subscribe

‘It’s been absolutely devastating both for the families and also for the staff, management and owners,’ says Eoin Farrelly, CEO, Dealgan House Nursing Home, of the COVID-19 outbreak which is believed to have claimed the lives of 22 residents. See Argus for exclusive interview.

Cllr Erin McGreehan appointed the Seanad by Taoiseach Martin today joining John McGahon in Leinster House from Louth County Council

Phase 3 of the reopening of businesses on Monday. Many local shops, restuarants and pubs open their doors again for the first time in months. Shop Local, support local jobs. Read all about it in The Argus, now in ePaper format. argus.ie/subsribe

With you every step of the way. The Argus has published throughout lockdown, bringing you real stories that matter. Get our ePaper, at argus.ie/subscribe