Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-09-06

• PURE CLASS!
• €1.5m expansion for the Riverside
• BLUES FESTIVAL IS READY TO ROCK
• Mobile phone mast appeal is lodged
• Waves festival will roll back into county in 2017
• Stolen car parts seized in County Wexford swoop
• FCJ students launch anti-bullying bangle
• Town near top of the league for cleanlines­s
• ‘WE WERE FLUNG ABOUT LIKE EGGS IN A METAL TUBE’
• My new worry - what my kids get up to when I’m not watching them
• Motorist who lied on insurance form fails to get licence back
• Local actors shine bright in dark tale
• Raising a glass to the wonderful Wexford Gin Club
• Wexford set to get its first pet crematoriu­m
• UEFA TEAMS DRAW BIG CROWDS TO WEXFORD
• LEADER meetings in Wexford
• Fun stage classes for WACT team
• A pay slip is your right
• The small claims court
• Mentallyil­lforcedtot­urntoguard­s
• HSERESPONS­E: €18M SPENT ON CENTRES IN REGION
• Tony Ward to relive dream day at Raspers production
• Opera, Bublé and the RSC in live shows for cinema
• BrotherLof­tus wasasuperi­orin themonaste­ry
• Garrylough Mill among lots to go under hammer with Allsop
• See a wide variety of traditiona­l farming skills put into action
• They are back to school – time for you to look after you!
• Image Health Studios has 20 years of fitness expertise to help you out
• Months before new decision on dialysis unit
• Delighted to celebrate 30 years in business
• SIMI calls on government not to increase taxes on fuel or road tax
• Ford are hoping to uncover Ireland’s oldest Fiesta to mark car’s 40th year
• Mercedes-Benz highlight their latest models at Paris Motor Show
• Mazda Ireland appoints new MD
• Wexford Volkswagen Stages Rally season
• Five-star safety rating for all-New Renault Scénic
• SsangYong Motors recently launched the new Tivoli XLV to the Irish market
• Electric car maker Telsa delighted with P100D success
• Battle to reach last four
• Round-up of all the local soccer action
• St. Martin’s win U-21 hurling crown
• Castletown triumph in a game of two halves
• Semi-final by skin of teeth
• Champs bow out
• Gusserane in the last four
• Adamstown make drop
• Shock as Ferns slay Kilanerin
• Doyle’s goal secures victory for Ballyhogue
• Carty the goal poacher
• Bannow seal last four spot
• St Joseph’s triumph to pull off the great escape
• Marshalsto­wn continue their slide down grades
• Kehoe exerts total control
• Devastatin­g double seals semi spot for Crossabeg-Ballymurn
• Jamesie’s haul guides Craanford past the Vols
• Duffry’s good run continues
• Brief blitz proves vital as Anne’s beat Volunteers
• GAA FIXTURES
• Lights shine on Gusserane win
• Bunclody survive siege
• Martin’s on fire after break
• Rathnure seal deal after break
• Super-sub Burke bags late Réalt na Mara winner
• Cloughbawn win a thriller!
• Exceptiona­l Horeswood prove far too powerful
• Two Leinster titles won
• Marshalsto­wn give an exhibition of camogie
• Rathnure are unstoppabl­e
• Girls claim five of Wexford’s fantastic six titles
• Seventh heaven for Shels
• Big weekend for Senior hurling championsh­ip
• Oulart are still the favourites but face a surprise packet
• Pat’s power to glory
• Martin’s to meet Mogue O’Rahillys in Premier final
• FANTASTIC FERNS
• Oylegate-Glenbrien edge it
• Strong Gaels storm to under-14 Shield success
• Mulrankin zips to clear-cut victory
• SCHOOLBOYS AND LADIES FIXTURES
• Clinical Connal to the ‘four’ for Cloughbawn
• FIXTURES AND RESULTS
• North End United hit Celtic for six
• Seven-up for Youths ladies
• Mistakes costly for U-17s
• Students take honours against the under-19s
• Bohs blast four past Youths
• Under-17 side endures narrow loss in local derby
• ST JOSEPH’S AC
• SLIABH BUAIDHE
• WEXFORD HOCKEY
• KUNG FU, KICK BOXING
• ENNIS CORTHY RFC
• WEXFORD CRICKET
• Slevin’s super day
• Politics and soccer forever linked in the history of Argentina
• Second win of season for U-19s
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Action-packed weekend for motorsport­s fans
• New boys hoping to be top of the class
• New Audi Q2 Edition #1 for market launch
• Volkswagen bank ups finance
• Special SEAT Alhambra to mark 20th anniversar­y
• Harley-Davidson redefines motorcycle touring with new Milwaukee-Eight engine
• Lexus sales increase with IS range
• Opel’s new MOKKA X arrives in Irish showrooms this October
• Toyota Ireland has announced significan­t growth in its hybrid car sales for 2016
• R&D tax credit available to companies of all size
• Heritage Park signs new electricit­y deal with Energia
• Expo- Wexford’s event of the year
• Gianni Ponzi joins the team at Scurri
• Damned if you do, and damned if you don’t
• Chickens coming home to roost over Apple ruling
• Standoff over Apple ruling ends holiday vibes for Noonan & Co
• The practice of eating tripe has gone the way of cock fighting and pipe smoking
• Theology is an exciting discipline to study
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Glenbrien
• Bree/Galbally
• Ballyduff
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• Greyhound racing is under pressure in Ireland
• Large White caterpilla­rs the bane of gardeners
• Testicular cancer has become curable
• Time to start harvesting apples
• Don’t let an old injury slow your training down
• Uproarious animated farce leaves you hungry for more
• Turing lacking as a first-person puzzler
• INM strikes deal to buy seven more regional newspapers

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