This week’s Argus

This week’s Argus leads with the story of the new evidence that has come forward in the Irene White murder case. There’s also coverage of the funeral of Dundalk FC legend Tommy McConville, a report on Dundalk’s latest lotto win and reaction from the decision to fine Drummonds Ltd €125,000 following the death of two workers in a grain silo in August 2009.

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• Major breakthrough reported in Irene White murder case (talkofthetown.ie)

Drummonds fined €125,000 following accident that claimed two lives

Terry Brennan and Paul Farrell

Local grain company Drummonds Ltd have been fined €125,000 and costs following an accident that claimed the lives of two men at their Knockbridge plant in August 2009.

Father-of-three Paul Farrell (34) and student Terry Brennan (19) both died while working in an elevator pit over a grain silo.

The company pleaded guilty at Dundalk Circuit Court to a single breach of the Safety Health and Welfare at Work regulations.

The court was told the men had been working in a confined space and the carbon dioxide levels were elevated while the oxygen levels were severely depleted.

Source: Grain company fined following death of workers (RTÉ)