Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-08-30

• SAM’S MEGA €20,000 GIFT TO CHARITY
• CAULFIELD’S BOMBSHELL
• BLUES FESTIVAL LAUNCH IS MUSIC TO ENNISCORTH­Y’S EARS
• Lisa is gearing up for endurance cycle race around Ireland
• Poor sight lines on a sweeping bend sees solar farm rejected
• Greenway route coming down the track for county
• €20m spend on tourism and business in coming years
• Waterfront plan on horizon
• ‘There’s nothing left...’ Antonio’s ancestral home ruined in quake
• Tragic conclusion to two-day search in Courtown area
• Art exhibition comes with prior warning due to explicit images
• Victim support unit fielding 100s of calls
• After along summer of slaving I was very happy to welcome the new school year
• FCJ student named CAS ambassador
• Spotlight on art by active retired group
• Tara sets sights on Wexford to kick off all-Ireland cycle
• New arts officer for county council
• Re-enactment society thanked for tremendous contributi­on
• ANGLING BOOST FOR WEXFORD
• Newfoundla­nders explore their roots in Enniscorth­y
• Michael’s legacy lives on in new book
• A special year lies ahead for Little Rascals pre-school in Riverchape­l
• Stud and 45-acre farm for sale in Crossabeg
• Meanscoil second ranked school in County Wexford
• Old Dublin Road is a hub for niche businesses and services all within easy reach of one another
• PARAMEDIC SAVED BEE STING VICTIM PAUL FROM DYING
• Truck driver’s miracle escape on UK motorway
• Gainfort Academy leads the way for training in the South East
• Free and Flexible Education Opportunit­ies at SWWFRC
• Studying theology on line
• What about PLC Courses at Bray Institute of Further Education?
• Kate was a woman of wit and wisdom with a positive attitude
• Brendan was a born leader on and off the pitch
• Sr Joan shared her gift of music
• Stasia(96) sadlymisse­d byall her family and friends
• Pat Doyle had a strong work ethic and lively mind
• They are back to school – time for you to look after you!
• More additions to Spiegelten­t bill
• PILGRIMS FLOCK TO OUR LADY’S ISLAND
• COMMITTEES PUT IN PLACE
• St. Anne’s, Shels and Rathnure all miss out
• Dundalk end week on a high in Wexford
• Shels win but still exit race
• Gorey caught on the line
• Who will meet who next
• Frank puts defeat in its proper place
• Internatio­nal action
• Rathnure out after big loss
• Cushinstow­n advance
• Dunbar seals top spot
• Cloughbawn finish with flourish to beat Harriers
• Alley and Ferns both march on
• Reck and Casey grab key scores
• Askamore bow out
• Monageer-Boolavogue advance to quarter-finals
• ’Ford come up with the goods
• GOH leapfrog the Alley
• Doyle’s point earns draw
• Dwyer delivers the late winner
• Jimmies confirm first spot with handy victory
• Honours even in tame tie
• O’Gorman nets all three goals
• Ballymitty leave it very late
• Rossiter strikes vital point
• Strong finish key for Rapps
• Clongeen clinch second
• Gannon grabs precious point
• Rosslare ensure a very safe passage
• Martin’s get the nod
• I’ve a slight fancy for Tipperary in the clash of titans
• Former partners to meet in Roinn 1 U-21 decider
• Glynn-Barntown get back to final
• Moore hits a late winner
• Twenty years and counting since our last All-Ireland win
• Board taking right steps to fill Senior managerial voids
• WHAT A COMEBACK
• Five more champions to be crowned this week
• Dunbrody take third
• Minors lose Leinster final
• Defeat in Tony Forristal final
• McGovern’s injury blow
• Bunclody’s goals vital
• Busman John on superb run
• Slow start put paid to hopes
• Sickening loss in added time
• A frustratin­g stalemate
• Super Games show
• Street Lane in fine form for Tom Codd
• Rovers and North End to lock horns
• Leonards win again
• Rio avoids biggest issue in his second attempt to reveal all
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Refereeing job over as kids get back to reality
• TOP TWEETS
• Gardening enthusiast­s flock to Bunclody show and exhibition
• I’m a self-employed sole trader. Can I reduce my tax liability using pension contributi­on?
• Budget and Brexit at Kennedy school
• Award winning jams at Harvest Festival
• Strawberry plant closes after 35 years
• Rosslare shocks new owner of Sealink
• A breath of fresh air which was badly needed
• More needs to be done to support Irish man abroad
• Roses, Rio and Maynooth priests make ‘silly season’ a news jackpot
• Going out on a limb in the quest for some peace and some quiet
• The unhealthy spread of schadenfre­ude
• High note for local Fleadh winners
• Ballycanew
• Kilanerin/ Ballyfad
• Craanford/ Monaseed
• Coolgreany
• Boolavogue
• Ballyduff
• Bree/Galbally
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Ballymurn
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• What’s the best way to find a pedigree puppy?
• The nine invasive species on the EU hit list in Ireland
• African plants growing in Ireland
• Bladder cancer and how it is treated
• Reach your ideal weight: practice moderation and be more mindful
• Final chapter of Clarke trilogy selfindulg­ent and lacking momentum
• Valley enthrallin­g and frustratin­g in equal measures
• Highfashio­n as Wexford Style returns to the town
• Red flag warns of jellyfish

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