i!f Loan street.—About half*past eight o'clock Friday night fire broke out in the shop of Messrs. S. Birt and Co., batters, Lord-aireet. The progress of the flames was roost rapid, and in a few minutes, from their appear ■ace, the whole of the shop was a mass of fire. The engine

did hope that should not have again to refer this topic—one tons of very disagreeable character, because we naturally dislike to have our contemplation fixed apon course which believe to based on religious tyranny, to have our Indignation roused against any man dess of men, it m

Eve was briefly opened and adjourned on Monday at Dundalk Courthouse. Coroner Ronan Maguire offering sympathy to the deceased's family, said it was a case that "touched all of Dundalk" and was a great shock to everybody. For the family to lose the deceased in the manner they did

The Dundalk Commercial Club which was destroyed in the Earl Street fire will also re-open, but not until the early months of next year. The Club which dates back to 1897 was accommodated over McKenna Man, and was completely destroyed in the fire of April, 2003. One of the snooke

the issue of the communication mast at Forkhill was raised at the recent peace talks in Northern Ireland. In a written reply Minister Ahern said that "concerns re-

Judge Flann Brennan adjourned to March a case against James Duffy of 570 Ashling Park but stated to be residing outside the jurisdiction who committed close on €5,000 damage to a patrol car. Defendant's solicitor Mr. James McGuilt requested that the defendant be given time to ad

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