Bray People - 2017-04-19

• THIEVES TARGET TUS NUA CRECHE
• EXCITEMENT AT SEA LIFE AFTER THE BIRTH OF TROPICAL STINGRAY
• Arrest for drug driving two days after legislatio­n was introduced
• No decision yet on future of Kilmacanog­ue Post Office
• Ancient submerged forest will be visible at low tide
• Jam-packed programme lined up for 18th Bray Jazz Festival
• I’m not sure what it is, but it begins with ‘fit’ – which is bad
• First West Wicklow Festival next month
• Man admits ‘cruelty by neglect’ of horse
• All the fun of the fair in Ashford
• Four ‘Darkness into Light’ walks planned
• KEVIN PLOUGHS THE OLD FASHIONED WAY
• Two tonnes of rubbish removed from uplands
• So near and yet so far
• Lewis already plotting attack on Division 2A after ’Stones’ promotion joy
• We’re taking this Christy Ring Cup one step at a time
• EXPECTING THE UNEXPECTED
• Wicklow face Longford after semi-final win
• GRASSROOTS
• GRASSROOTS
• Lively forwards provide An Tochar with the edge
• Inaugural day of culture and creativity is resounding success
• Camp hell of neutral Irish
• SURVIVOR SPOKE OF TERRIBLE SIGHTS HE HAD SEEN IN CAMPS ON HIS RETURN TO IRELAND
• History society
• Helmets and hi-vis for cyclists a no-brainer
• Gardaí have a very tough job and they deserve the public’s support
• Teachers hit out at ratings website
• Locals angry as convoy of caravans move into carpark
• Donal: ‘My secret life as a spy’
• Bid to save Carnew fire service
• Laragh-Glendaloug­h
• Enniskerry
• Roundwood
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• Flat-faced dogs have special dental problems
• Ever-changing shape of clouds is fascinatin­g
• The past catches up in delicately calibrated drama
• A mysterious protagonis­t in search of ‘secrets’

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