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Decision to refuse new housing development in Knockbridge goes to appeal
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Decision to refuse new housing development in Knockbridge goes to appeal
Louth County Council promotes dog fouling awareness campaign
Dundalk Dog Rescue's annual Paws in the Park takes place this month
Cameron McJannet of Derry City is tackled by Joe Adams. This was one of many great battles fought across the field during a thrilling contest at Oriel Park. (Photo: Sportsfile)
SERENE ACE, pictured with Eddie Ryan & Aaron O’Hanlon had a winning time 20.78 (the fastest of any race this year in the Bar One Irish Sprint Cup, beating its own record of 20.80)
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Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
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Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
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