Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-11-01

• A PAIR OF QUEENS!
• On trial for murder Ferns native charged with murdering Latvian man in Tull ow in 2014
• ‘WE ARE STANDING UP FOR YOUNGER TEACHERS’ – ASTI STRIKE
• Heartache as popular FCJ Bunclody student dies suddenly
• Mary Nolan (104) was an integral part of Bunclody
• Major win for Enniscorth­y Camera Club
• Widepsread shock at death of Caitlin (17)
• Author Margaret’s new role as church media officer
• Artists in residence inspire primary school pupils
• Bobby (77) dies as massive blaze engulfs his home
• HELP SAVE HEART SICK PUPPY FLORENCE’S LIFE
• It’s a case of ‘Go Mear Máirseáil’ as Greg joins the army reserves
• Grants for replacing lead pipes in the home
• Cancer screening programmes
• Weather the likely case of plane crash
• We have both decided to give up drink for a month– how will I last?
• Geese flock into Wexford for the winter
• An enchanting evening with Irish literary legend Jennifer
• NEW ROSS BYPASS PROGRESSIN­G AT SPEED
• Archaeolog­ical sites uncovered
• Motoring ahead with the M11
• Artificial badger setts constructe­d
• Contractor­s spell out boost to local economy
• Court told of rockets and explosives in Courtown
• Artists inspiring primary school pupils
• Wexford’s high child order rate
• Make your Christmas party perfect
• Work starts on new Herbert Amon Wing
• Bretts Technical Sales Representa­tives are available to help farmers decide on the best feeding plan for the livestock
• Data shows that Beef Grid has cost farmers €80m between 2011 and 2015
• National conference on Farm Safety and Health
• ICMSA Guide to Budget 2017 – What Farm Families Need To Know
• Teenager stole car belonging to his former friend’s mother
• D’Arcy welcomes €502,500 for local authority housing
• Gas heating? For the best service always use a local RGI installer
• Safety measures to take against Carbon Monoxide
• EXHIBITION­S IN THE TOWN
• Rosemary mixes love of painting and music
• EXHIBITION­S OUTSIDE THE TOWN
• Exploring infinity and solitude
• Day by day – what’s on around Wexford during the festival
• Tommy Tiernan reads a poem at Mary’s Bar
• THE FORCE IS STRONG WITH THIS SUPER TROOPER KEVIN
• CURVY MODEL CHARLOTTE TO REPRESENT WEXFORD
• DAVY SEEKS LEAGUE CHANGE
• Women aiming to retain FAI Cup crown
• Gusserane subjected to heavy home loss
• Stalemate after frantic finish
• Sars stroll to title
• Orla hits the target twice for U17 side
• Holders clear another fence
• Martin’s avail of fine start
• Strong showing by Shels
• Hynes the star turn
• Curtain to fall on season after some false dawns
• Three-goal burst decisive
• First for Ballythoma­s girls
• Poulfur have a point to spare
• Strong second-half the key
• Lawless marks arrival with another crucial goal
• Oulart out Sunday
• Gusserane had nothing left in the tank for Rhode tie
• Soft goals put paid to Oulart
• Rathnure Minor masters
• Adamstown 15 advance
• Youths put title on line against arch-rivals
• Twelve years since football champions won outside county
• Gusserane to gain solace from super Co. final success
• Easy win for cup holders
• Gorey defeated on debut
• Scór na nOg dates set
• Seaview fight back to share the spoils
• TERRY’S TREBLE GAINS A POINT
• Sweeney on song as saints sink Bohs
• Youths make point
• Clinical Cork crush Youths
• Sligo stats not a pretty sight
• WANDERERS RUGBY
• GOREY RUGBY
• SLANEY OLYMPIC A.C.
• ST. JOSEPH’S A.C.
• S.B.R. A.C.
• A BERRY GOOD DAY!
• Irish public took to popular McAteer on and off the field
• Moore’s major cross-channel win
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Games in good stead
• Justin’s got the power! Razldazl Allstar a hot final favourite
• Horror tales for those down on their luck
• Pipers tune up for annual session
• Accidental death on Rosslare Road
• Jonathan may have fallen asleep at wheel
• Roisin Ryan is a stylist to the stars
• Joan and Sally hope to help to transform many lives with New Vistas
• New library set to open in January
• £3,000 ‘prison’ built for a little pet dog
• Opening of new community centre
• Speakers for Business Expo are announced
• Loftus Hall is runner-up in Ireland’s Friendlies­t Business Award 2016
• Three local firms nominated for BIM seafood awards
• Chamber calls for a ‘Brexit’ fund
• I want to sell my business. Please advise me
• Wexford’s Sheridan is dealer principal
• More pay for TDs while teachers go on strike
• What else did you expect Ms Foster?
• Take that Trump! I’ve cast my vote across the ocean with hope for Hill
• Rich pickings to be had on pavement for our canine friend
• Pope Francis and the Vatican ‘wolves’
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Bree/Galbally
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Craanford/ Monaseed
• Coolgreany
• Kilanerin/ Ballyfad
• Ballyduff
• Glenbrien
• Ballymurn
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• TV PICKS OF THE WEEK
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• Deliberate maiming and killing of pets must stop
• Accuracy comes with experience for Grey Heron
• It’s bareroot planting season
• If you’re trying to to stay strong and healthy, try olive leaf extract
• Cumberbatc­h digs deep in latest Marvel Comics blockbuste­r
• A triumph of authentici­ty and outlandish fun
• BEATING A PATH TO GRAMMYS

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