Bray People - 2014-05-14

• Mark’s family say questions still need to be answered
• Record breakers
• Eurovision dancer Megan
• As cool as an ice device
• Down the years
• Darkness into Light
• ‘This is Bray’ clocks up over 6,000 YouTube hits
• Family says serious questions remain unanswered even after all this time
• Student hit by bus gets €9m award
• Pals cycle 800km for paralysed dad
• Communion - the party that never ends...but at least it went off peacefully
• The Campaign Trail
• The Campaign Trail
• The Campaign Trail
• Baltinglas­s
• Greystones
• Paul gets support from Australia
• Harris is vocal on many issues
• Meryvn has to stop canvassing
• Youngsters rise to the Challenge
• Mayor moves around with chess legend
• Eurovision has become a complete farce
• ‘By- the-book’ police force may not be a great match for us Irish
• Next generation will have less prejudices
• Pope John Paul II’s example of forgivenes­s was incredible
• Gail Dunne
• Grainne McLoughlin
• Cllr. Miriam Murphy
• Jim Ruttle
• Vincent Blake
• Edward Timmins
• Pat Doran
• Catherine Kennedy
• Walking the walk!
• Graduates to exhibit at BIFE Open Evening
• Youth was ‘very abusive’ to DART employee
• A QUIETLY CONFIDENT WICKLOW CAMP
• Wicklow Rovers topple the Village in U-17 Cup final
• Wicklow set for forest rally
• Academy Committee outline vision
• Quinn victorious and all roads lead to Beehive
• Bhoys dreams cruelly ended
• MIGHTY MAC
• With Power out we will need to be at our best
• All the bad days were forgotten in 1986
• READY AND ABLE
• Harry has options for almost all positions
• ‘Meet and Greet’ farce
• O’Brien upbeat despite loss
• Hurlers still have it all to play for after replay misfortune in Arklow
• Stratford-Grangecon return to summit with tough victory in Shillelagh
• KEOGH’S CORNER WITH PETER KEOGH
• GRASSROOTS
• GRASSROOTS
• BILLIES BUILDING
• Shakespear­e Gorman unleashes his poetic talents on his readers
• Carnew claim good win over improving Kiltegan
• If something isn’t done soon the game of rugby will be flooded with a sea of lawsuits
• Kavanagh leads from the front
• Baltinglas­s defeat spirited Lacken
• Arklow boys triumph
• GAA FIXTURES
• Coláiste Bhride too strong for Kilcoole school
• Record numbers for girls football
• GOLF ON THE FAIRWAYS
• Arklow women defeated in Leinster final
• EARNS VITAL VICTORY!
• Danny delivers for Sligo in Setanta Sports Cup
• Politician­s lend their support to Bray
• EARLS SEALS THE DEAL
• Feast of finals up for decision
• Wicklow seize new Cup
• Poor results can make you wonder
• The flat season is in full swing and Dermot Weld grabbed headlines
• WICKLOW JUVENILE GAA FIXTURES
• St Pat’s squeeze past Barndarrig
• Dublin are moving like Johnny in leather pants
• Paulank Brockagh wins Badminton
• Fisk tells of life in Middle East
• The seven-year exemption from Capital Gains Tax
• Bill Walsh & Aspire in line for award
• Horoscopes
• Dog walkers should respect our countrysid­e at all times
• Red Fox the only wild dog we have in Ireland
• Panna cotta is a quick and easy dessert
• Diabetes is becoming more prevalent
• The moment a suit became much more
• White schemes can be eye catching
• Being vegetarian has pros and cons
• Easy Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• St. Kilian’s Community School
• St. Brendan's College
• Coláiste Chraobh Abhann
• ENNISKERRY
• NEWCASTLE
• ROUNDWOOD
• NEWTOWNMOU­NTKENNEDY
• LARAGH/ GLENDALOUG­H
• Musical comedy too bonkers for its own good
• Boring storyline, annoying glitches and too many supervilli­ans
• Game over as ‘bearded queen’ wins Eurovision
• ONES TO WATCH
• SOAP WATCH
• Fun for all ages at Groove Festival
• VILLAGER ON THE RAMPAGE
• Wicklow can’t hold out against Kildare
• Westmeath dispatch Wicklow Minors
• Hanlon goal sends Bray to fifth position

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