Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-06-14

• FESTIVAL LAUNCH
• GREEN ARMY ON THE MARCH! FANS HEAD FOR FRANCE
• Art & Culture
• JAIL FOR TEEN WHO ATTACKED PUBLICAN
• HSE: Services are available all year round
• We have a crisis in this county, says TD Browne
• Public meeting hears community concerns
• KAY LIVES TO HELP THOSE IN ANGUISH
• ‘YOU HAVE TO GIVE LIFE A TRY’
• IT STARTED WITH THE DEATH OF MY FATHER
• All this good weather has put household duties on hold
• Man in garden put family in fear
• Savannah visits Vinegar Hill
• Chamber’s new CEO Catriona is introduced at the June meeting
• Focal Festival committee at Hazel’s launch
• Fears for future of Oscar Wilde ferry
• Smiles all round as exams kick off
• Tax fines total €1.2m in Wexford
• VISIT WEXFORD, POPE FRANCIS!
• ‘Hoxey’ Travers was a founder of Gorey Rangers
• Brennan stories get new life in book re-issue
• FERNS CHARITY CYCLE TRAINING
• Industrial action ballot at libraries
• Enniscorth­y will be buzzing with activity
• Helen Blake replica to be built
• WHAT’S at a glance ON
• A reputation of excellence in the further education sector
• Over 100 of our students have gone on to study at Aberystwyt­h University
• A TRIUMPH FOR THE ARTS
• Ensuring you have the correct home and business insurance is crucial
• THE SOUTH EAST IN CRISIS
• Build& Renovate
• Pensioner Patrick died in a fire at his home
• FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY
• AGRICULTUR­AL COMPETITIO­NS ARE AT THE HEART OF EVERY GOREY SHOW
• ALLEN’S SHOCK RIO SNUB
• Furlong plays part in superb rugby win
• Town take Jack’s Cup back to New Ross
• Wexford clear first hurdle
• Bunclody overcome Fintan’s to clinch Féile shield
• Ryan and Tomkins out of hurling qualifier
• Dean gets the call
• Youths under-age teams on the road
• Wexford links to Rathnure loss
• Rossiter to the Mary’s rescue
• South sink Banner
• No trouble for North as Division 3 final spot sealed
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Marathon duo hand in hand!
• €86,000 up for grabs in seven-race local card
• Kilkenny’s ability to unearth classy forwards goes on
• Time for hurlers to return to past style that served us well
• Famous first for Ross Town
• Darcy delivers with late winner for St. Cormac’s
• Fahy will relish home comforts
• Fortune favours budding jockey
• Codd set for dual interest in Credit Union Stake final
• Schools success
• Excuses not part of Boardman’s cycling memoirs
• ONtheFAIRW­AYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• EMBRACING ALL THAT IS GOOD ABOUT SPORT
• £1m leisure complex opens in Courtown
• Carrigbyrn­e Cheese welcomes public in Bord Bia campaign
• IT’S GOLD ALL THE WAY FOR YELLOWBELL­Y
• Franchisin­g will be in focus at Talbot Hotel showcase
• LEO offers help for would-be SME exporters through Business Boost
• The benefits of incorporat­ing your business
• Active Retirement trade show is a hit
• Euro hooligans have zero interest in sport
• Hometown tribute to Jerry McCabe a time to reflecton the work of gardaí
• Enough about me – it’s time to spread the feelgood factor vibes
• Taking the doss out of doss year with hot stoves, hard work and long hours
• No clericalis­m to be found at Mount Argus
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Bree/Galbally
• Craanford/ Monaseed
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• Vets treat wild animals as well as domestic pets
• Overweight pond skaters stand no chance on water
• Breast milk the best nutrition for baby
• Box blight & other fungal diseases
• You are what you put on your skin
• McCarthy back on form with inelegant comedy
• Missed opportunit­y to capitalise on good brand
• FRENCH AMBASSADOR UNVEILS 1798 PLAQUE

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