Bray People - 2018-10-17

• CATASTROPH­E ATCLUBHOUS­E
• Works at LaTouche affecting neighbour
• After blaze, Lakers have found a temporary home on Florence Road
• Bray retains a‘ clean to European norms’ status in latest IBAL survey
• Full buses leave 84X passengers stranded in city
• Fairclough benefit gig sells out as fundraisin­g continues
• Transport Minister Shane Ross criticises BusConnect­s policies
• Educate Together launches bid for school patronage
• Progress being made on two playground­s
• Protest over Luggala access gate
• Man found not guilty of sexually assaulting a minor
• Minimal damage after Storm Callum
• Tourism generated €73m during 2017
• Know Your Rights
• RECENT CHANGES TO THE NATIONAL CAR TEST (NCT)
• Property prices in Wicklow up by €20,000
• Elena’s sporting story is shared across the globe
• Man who threatened relation with hammer to do community service
• WHAT’S ON: HALLOWE’EN IN COUNTY WICKLOW
• WHAT’SON: HALLOWE’ENINCOUNTY­WICKLOW
• By installing Viking Energy Plus Glass in your existing windows you can reduce heatloss by a staggering 75%!
• Shine a light this autumn
• Turn over a new leaf this autumn by cleaning gutters and downpipes
• Tony lived life to the full and was loved by many
• New regional strategy faces plenty of criticism
• Men’s Shed does not have any political affiliatio­ns at all
• Bray Physiother­apy and Sports Injuries Clinic
• Oliver among the winners appearing in new anthology
• Lifetime collection of antiques to go under the hammer
• Minister Harris introduces a new Bill for paediatric services
• VATincreas­eis a‘devastatin­g blow’forhotels
• ÓCualannCo­housingall­iance oninnovati­onawardssh­ortlist
• Courageous Nathan Flynn wins Woman’s Way award
• ON A DARK, STORMY NIGHT...
• FUTURE IS VERY BRIGHT
• Wicklow champs to face Rhode day after SFC replay
• Murley’s point earns St Pat’s another shot
• Pure bliss as Kilcoole secure JAFC crown
• Another big win for flying Greystones
• Following in the footsteps of a true giant
• Tough opener against Lilywhites for Wicklow
• Donegal first for hurlers
• Unlucky in Leinster
• Laffan expects big test from Carnew
• Ready and waiting
• Driver hoping to steer Reds to Senior title
• Wayne’s World
• GAA FIXTURES
• Super stuff from Tinahely
• Pure joy for electric
• Delight for the three amigos
• ‘It’s all down to him, every bit of it’
• ‘We knew that Carnew would throw everything at us’
• ‘The ingredient­s were always there’
• Wilson curls over a beauty
• ‘A win would be massive’
• PAUL GAHAN
• Sean’s passion shines through
• Gilbert says Rocks need a championsh­ip crown
• Ashtown Lane alive to the sounds of mini rugby heaven
• Wicklow bounce back from Dundalk drubbing
• Edenderry escape with the points
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Magpies edge out the Glens
• Cup draw details
• Brave Ashford bow out in LFA Cup first round
• Super team showing seals victory in Navan
• Wicklow make history
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Ireland sinking in a swamp of sadness
• TENNIS COURT QUEENS FOR OVER 40 YEARS
• Campaign for Michael D Higgins launched
• BAD WEATHER CUTS DUATHLON SHORT
• Dominican College Wicklow
• East Glendaloug­h School
• Informatio­n event on heritage trails project
• Anyone else suffering from election fatigue?
• Tribunal proof that the more things change the more they stay the same
• Turning back the clock at a rock gig and much ado about bridge
• The worst joke ever told – inspired by the very British host of ‘It’ll Be Alright’
• Flood fund boosted by world of fashion
• Top world cyclists blaze Wicklow trail
• BOBBY HONOURED
• KILMACANOG­UE DIARY
• Newtownmou­ntkennedy
• Enniskerry
• Horoscopes
• Natural born pet killers from coyotes to foxes
• Keep your eyes peeled for the secretive Jay
• Variety benefits us in so many ways
• Romantic anniversar­y dinner or a soccer match? No contest!
• Thrilling space race drama is a technical tour de force
• The game the classic superhero always deserved
• Bray Emmets see off Éire Óg in U-15 ‘C’ hurling final
• Roundwood fight back to defeat Dargle Rovers side

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