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Where is the best 99 in Louth?
We don't get too many hot days in Ireland but when we do, there's nothing better than enjoying it with a 99 ice cream. We've been arguing all day in the office here though, about which shop in Louth sells the nicest 99. Some of us think the nicest ...
25 May 2017 at 16:54
Opinion
Kelly succeeds where others have failed
Colin Kelly became the first Louth manager since Val Andrews to achieve back-to-back first round victories in the Leinster Championship on Sunday. A fairly astounding feat, considering the success we enjoyed in the early years of both the Eamonn ...
23 May 2017 at 12:30
Bridge Street question
It's not every week you get a call from New York from someone decrying the current plight of Bridge Street Dundalk. But, it was one of those weeks, I suppose. The transatlantic phone call came on Thursday afternoon from a distinctive-sounding ...
17 Nov 2016 at 10:21
NEW COLUMN: Dundalk Tony - Man of the People
Well folks, hope yis aur keeping well, so I do. This is me new colm that I'll be putting together every week for the Argu... I mean Democrat. It'll be my own taughts and words on stuff that I do be thinking of and doing during the week. So ...
07 Nov 2016 at 11:20
Working class heroes
There's something rather homespun and typically Irish about the way Dundalk FC's fairytale has mushroomed into the sports story of the year (yes, even bigger than Leicester City's English Premier League title win). We are firmly ensconced ...
06 Oct 2016 at 10:03
Former titans of the town
I spotted the photograph accompanying this article on the wonderful online resource 'Dundalk Northend and Friends' Facebook page last week. In a single moment - as the best photographs usually do - it captured what 'old' Dundalk was all ...
08 Sept 2016 at 20:00
Binary battles will dictate future of news producers
If you're reading this article online at www.dundalkdemocrat.ie, 'hello'; if you're reading it on a piece of dead tree, 'hello' also. Welcome to the world of the modern newspaper. Everything in life can be broken down into simple ...
20 Aug 2016 at 10:00
Kenny's right you know
You have to admire Stephen Kenny's passion for Dundalk. He's a Dub who has taken the Town to his heart and now wants to ensure a sustainable future, not just for the Lilywhites, but for many other sports in the area too. He now, ...
11 Aug 2016 at 10:53
Finals agony - for the viewer
Sunday's European championship final between Portugal and hosts France was as close to the televisual experience of watching paint dry as you can get without actually daubing the screen in Dulux. Yes, it had some great stories ...
15 Jul 2016 at 19:00
Death may have no dominion, but what about dying?
We wake the dead better than the rest, that's for sure. We take personal loss on the chin like a true heavyweight and jab a quickfire joke in reply, if needed. Death simply has no dominion over us Irish. And there is ...
14 Jun 2016 at 13:16
Memories of books: The old county library
Like everything these days, it's an apartment block now. A very fine, classical and traditional looking one, but still an apartment block. At the top of 'The Walk' (or the bottom, depending on your perspective) lies ...
08 Jun 2016 at 11:16
The underdog story
It's a lumpy field more than anything else right now. The grass has snaked up the bottoms of the goalposts and the outline of a former football pitch have long since washed away. But it's a start. It's a ...
01 Jun 2016 at 12:37