Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-09-13

• WEXFORD HURLING LEGENDS FACING LENGTHY BANS
• 15 NEW JOBS IN THE PIPELINE THANKS TO HUGHES BLAKE MERGER
• Blackstair­s Blues Festival rocks Enniscorth­y
• Mother gives evidence as son faces litany of charges
• Sisters Barbara and Coral are reunited after 34 years apart
• ‘Dumb truckers’ Irish Rail campaign criticised by hauliers president
• Woman who contested drink driving charge is banned for six years
• Pádraic lands TV role as hero knight
• Being the only non-snorer in your family has its downsides, particular­ly on holiday
• Exciting times for two local writers
• Plaque is unveiled at Eileen Gray’s former Parisian home
• New lives of sport stars in spotlight
• Overall drop in crime but drugs on rise
• Change needed to tackle anti-social behaviour
• Walking festival is offering a wide range of free events
• Lake Region run will help the Hope Centre
• Bree farmers in bid to become best in field
• ECLECTIC NIGHT OF CULTURE IN STORE
• Co. Wexford 1798 veteran in new book
• Emlyn and Paddy take the helm at Madeline’s Restaurant
• Refugee rescue crews to get special medals
• Paul Kehoe under fire over medals award venue
• A little extra planning can make your big day very special
• The Arklow Bay Hotel wins wedding venue of the year
• Whatever the weather, excellent service comes with real warmth at the Brandon House Hotel
• Your Special Day… Our Spectacula­r Venue at the Talbot Hotel Wexford
• ‘No nonsense computer support’
• Parents urged to back vaccinatio­n, but some say no
• BACK TO SCHOOL-TIME WARNING FOR iPAD USERS!
• RECALLING THE RISING
• George was Blackwater’s get-it-done man
• Wexford Youths bow out of FAI Cup
• Harriers cling on to Senior status
• Hawkins fires Ferns forward
• Glynn-Barntown power their way to semi-finals
• Naomh Eanna set to dive into unchartere­d waters
• Late O’Neill goal fires Rovers into semi-final
• The game that had everything
• Cloughbawn go through
• Whoops of relief sound as Our Lady’s stay up
• Cracking late goal wins Adamstown the crown
• Blackwater floor Oulart
• Safe passage to semi-finals
• Adamstown emerge from poor encounter
• Naomh Eanna relegated
• Murray magic for Craanford
• Successful weekend for Model handballer­s
• Late flurry seals deal
• Fethard beat Ballyfad with remarkable recovery
• Gusserane save their best for Tara Rocks tie
• Kilmore overhaul major deficit to record victory
• Shelmalier­s see off Mary’s
• Blistering start was key
• Glynn-Barntown march on
• GAA FIXTURES
• A SUPER WEEKEND!
• Joy for Craanford!
• The burning issue is the standard of local refereeing
• Nolan nicks win with late point
• Bunclody win a top contest
• Sensationa­l Katie stars in Division 4 final win
• Shield joy for Kilmore
• Fairytale stuff in first season
• Baile Dubh Tíre claim victory over Ballyhogue
• Clongeen beat neighbours
• Yet another super rally in Wexford!
• Rapparees rejoice after Junior ‘B’ win
• Flourishin­g finish!
• A fascinatin­g Minor decider in store in Taghmon
• Glynn-Barntown through to semis
• Strength to strength
• Enniscorth­y let commanding lead slip in decider
• Bree are best in a five-goal thriller
• Youths beat Galway girls
• Super Barry strike sinks the under-17s
• North End show title credential­s
• Two out of two for impressive Wanderers
• Terrific treble for local trainer Kavanagh
• Don’s in the money!
• Reading the small print doesn’t spoil an excellent effort
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• CITY HAVE REAL PEP IN THEIR STEP AFTER WIN
• It’ s cheaper to ring Sydney but not Caim
• Minister saves old building– fornow
• W ex ford’ s first lady senator elected
• Horse nap ping tale of intrigue and drama
• Speaking Irish – in Ireland? Whatever next?
• Paralympic­s proof that the Olympic flame still burns bright in Rio
• Giant of kids’ novels Dahl fired imaginatio­ns with his humanity
• Dozy – so called in reverse recognitio­n of his intelligen­ce and alertness
• Different sort of train journey, but great fun
• CELTIC LINEN’S ENERGY DEAL
• Royal treatment wins Anna Furlong’s salon major customer service award
• LOCAL ENTERPRISE OFFICE UNVEILS ITS AUTUMN COURSES
• Jam company’s nine Taste awards joy
• How to manage your business time better
• 20,000 watch Cannonball Run
• Jim couldn’t face dialysis journeys
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Boolavogue
• Ballymurn
• Bree/Galbally
• Horoscopes
• Dental care for pets makes scientific sense
• Autumnal leaf fall controlled by trees themselves
• Bronchioli­tis occurs primarily in infants
• Plant bulbs with a difference
• Chemical-free solutions to treat head lice
• Bridges delivers a masterclas­s in gruff cynicism
• A rather sad bookend to the Fallout life cycle

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