Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-07-05

• CONSOLE SCANDAL HAS LEFT US SHELL SHOCKED
• SPIEGELTEN­T LINE-UP REVEALED
• SVP president: We should support Wexford service
• GOREY CHARITY CEO ‘NOT SURPRISED’ AT NEWS OF SCANDAL
• MAN JAILED FOR FOUR YEARS FOR ATM THEFT ROLE
• Oylegate bypass could be ‘dead in the water’
• I really love a bargain, even if it’s at the risk of being ripped off
• James hands Chamber over to Catriona
• Tesco girls’ staff trip is a stage hit
• Carnew primary care centre ready to open
• Leaflet dedicated to Chris
• FERNS CHARITY CYCLE TRAINING
• DEMAND FOR SOLAR FARMS
• People Newspapers win at inaugural Local Ireland Media Awards
• Council asks developer to redesign estate plan
• MIXING YOGA WITH BUSINESS
• Council pays tribute to local achievers
• 2016 festival will be SEVENTEEN nights!
• 7 Things to do this week...
• 10 Local attraction­s worth checking out this week
• LOCAL EVENT GUIDE
• CORNER BOY LEAD TOP LOCAL LINE-UP AT SHEDFEST
• COLOURFUL ART ON LONGEST DAY
• WHAT’S ON at a glance
• How to cost up your renovation­s
• DIY PREPARATIO­N IS VITAL
• Crisis in our child welfare
• TOP TIPS TO HAVE GREAT DEBS HAIR
• Concerns raised over Kiln a hue housing plan
• Adopt a Pet
• Great day out for all the family
• DON CONROY PICKS WINNERS IN COUNTY ART COMPETITIO­N
• CORK UP NEXT IN THURLES
• Minors lose out to late goals from the Dubs
• Youths slip below Bray after poor showing
• NATIONAL DOUBLE
• Why isn’t Eanna’s return recognised?
• Two brain-teasers
• Seniors claim derby victory
• Inters go down to Antrim
• Minors concede six goals
• GOREY BOYS BEST
• Ballinastr­agh flying high in Juvenile football
• Inters pass searching test
• DUNNE DELIGHTED
• G.A.A. are pricing themselves out of the sports market
• Hurlers powered home in second-half
• Below-par referees should be removed from national panel
• Dunne and team deserve credit for a convincing win
• Tank takes it in tight finish
• Marshalsto­wn power home
• Slevins shine at Bettyville
• Moore and Dobbs in sparkling form
• Dunbar saves bigger defeat
• Soft goals scupper U17s
• Rovers strike late cup winner
• English football’s place in the world has been altered
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Wales victory would be music to my ears
• TOP TWEETS
• BLACK AND AMBER TEAMS REMEMBER THE EVENTS OF 1916
• Musical webmaster enjoys big hits
• Nolan’ s shop closes for the last time
• Ryan air is bringing London much closer
• Stafftrain­ing increasesb­y16 percentin2­015
• North Wexford tourism businesses are celebrated at Gorey Chamber event
• Major exposure for county as top journalist­s visit
• Key areas to be addressed in a business plan
• Companies to fly flag for Wexford
• Brexit is cause for concern says Neville
• Console saga could damage other charities
• Issue of top-up payments shines cold light on charities
• The 10 Commandmen­ts to surviving annual family holiday
• Not since ‘Day of the Triffids’ has there been such an eyecatchin­g spectacle
• Courtroom brings a feeling of isolation
• Bree/Galbally
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• Helping dogs that can’t breathe due to flat faces
• Blue butterfly numbers reach their peak in June
• PSA test used to screen for prostate cancer
• Summer solstice, a time for change
• Looking after your heart with the right nutrients
• The Rock to the fore in surprising­ly sweet, goofy comedy
• Incredibly engaging tale from beginning to end
• Summer Lunchtime Concerts in St. Iberius Church
• MAYOR OPENS UP ON DEPRESSION BATTLE

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