Bray People - 2020-10-21

• ‘Act like we all have this virus’
• FIRE SAFETY DAY IN GREYSTONES
• END OF AN ERA AS TOMMY RETIRES
• FIVE ACRES OF LAND IN BRAY TO BE USED FOR SOCIAL HOUSING
• Various Covid-19 cases in schools across the district
• Little change in North Wicklow 14-day figure
• Closure difficult but safety first
• Positive attitude at Fleurtique as they prepare for online trade
• Respect the virus and be careful, but don’t be fearful, says doctor
• Maison Moli had adjusted their business
• Memorial bench at Bog Meadow for the late Lily
• Therapeuti­c gardening class in Festina Lente workshop
• Music, education and sport were Kevin’s passions
• Firesafety­testdisput­e
• 17th Century bow gate is returned to Galway
• No decision made on naming child rapist
• Restrictio­ns could ease by Christmas, says minister
• Manwielded hammerinro­w
• September challenge proves a hit at Match Fit
• Run to the West raises €42K
• Record-breakers sail around Ireland in just under four days
• Oxfam store in Bray is looking for volunteers
• Apartments to be leased to council
• BAPgrants KeithWalsh play Windfarm plans
• Former courthouse could be converted
• COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D Thursdaycl­ub BolshoiBal­let Burlesque
• Anonymous €10,000 gift for playground
• Wicklow Hospice is set to welcome its first patients
• Trophies presented to enterprise winners
• Progress on new builds for four Wick low schools
• Opportunit­y missed in Budget 2021, says TD
• Council of Trade Unions welcomes restoratio­n of illness benefit in Budget
• Seminar will focus on helping small businesses trade online
• New eco-friendly fragrance start-up
• Allegedly beat up escorts
• Three wins for local businesses
• Wicklow homes have higher than average BER ratings
• Try do something extra for your safety and other people
• Borrow home energy saving kits from your local library
• Stories about female role models wins place on Genesis programme
• New booklet marks the centenary of 1920 elections
• LPT delay to cost Wicklow ‘much-needed’ cash boost
• Air purifier helping re-open businesses
• Christmas shoebox appeal goes online for the first time
• Showman Rob releases new single
• Auction of rare collectabl­e items at Laurel Park
• Joe and the wonders of divining and folklore
• Wicklow facing fierce battle against Wexford
• Quinn ready and able
• Women’s football flying in Arklow
• Taken far too soon
• Major hope after mighty Minor show
• Dalton delighted with performanc­e
• Dramatic changes
• Missing players ‘gives other girls a chance’
• GRASSROOTS
• Seven wonders of th
• Changing outlooks
• A major challenge
• Other days when Garden went goal-crazy
• Minors face Meath in Peadar O Liathain semi-final
• Tricky first hurdle
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• Proud day for Max!
• No-nonsense Diarmuid wins Ciaran Jones award
• Vickers shines bright as Enniskerry triumph
• A chance for Arklow to gain revenge for 2000
• Repairing damage is GAA’s biggest battle
• Picket will block N11 at Ashford
• STGERARD’S SCHOOL
• COLÁISTE CHRAOBH ABHANN
• COLÁISTECH­ILL MHANTÁIN
• Readying ourselves for precedente­d times
• Chaos looms with Johnson prepared to sacrifice all at the altar of Brexit
• The actions of the few within GAA clubs damage the many in society
• The old man is knocked out of the saddle and on to the sidelines
• Garda Vetting is not fit for purpose
• EDWARD ENTERTAINS WITH EDWARD HAYDEN
• AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• ENNISKERRY AROUND THE DISTRICTS
• LARAGHGLEN­DALOUGH
• NEWTOWNMOU­NTKENNEDY
• Mazda’s all-new 100% electric MX-30
• Motor tax changes
• Toyota new tax system
• Audi Q2 revealed with subtle new look
• We all need to take personal responsibi­lity to deal with this
• EQ matters in a remote working world
• Tired of that stubborn cough?
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Measuring dogs when buying gear online
• Finding hope in our destructio­n of wildlife
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• Debut single chart high point for Tasmin Archer

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