Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-11-22

• KILLER: ‘I WAS LIKE AN ANIMAL’
• WHERE THE STREET HAS A NEW NAME
• FAMILY GET TO THE ROOT OF THEIR SURNAME AT SLUDDS REUNION
• Campaign raises €3,000 for tiny puppy Florence
• Two Wexford writers in new Ireland’s Own anthology
• Woman guilty of assault on ex husband’s partner
• Ended up in river after escape from Enniscorth­ygardai
• I’m going back to work yet my family don’t have much faith in me
• Sports stars gear up for Skoda showroom launch
• Trust applies for castle planning
• 1798 COMES ALIVE IN NEW HISTORY BOOK
• Local motorists are disqualifi­ed
• Broadband speed in slow lane
• €500 reward offered for prosecutio­n of dog attackers
• End of an era for local students
• Night of glitz and glamour at book awards
• Toastmaste­rs enjoy informativ­e meeting
• Drug dealing accused cannot visit new son
• Coal stolen from home of woman with disabled son
• Cannabis accused insisted he was signing bond under duress
• Another rich chapter in history of parish
• New Garda awards to honour young people
• Oulart pupils on song with new CD
• House rubbish being dumped in our streets’ bins
• Alarm voiced as council to pay for carbon monoxide sirens
• Culture capital judges accused of taking safe option in Galway
• Harris hounded on letter
• CEO says time to draw line under Anne St buildings saga
• Celebratio­ns for Springmoun­t as horticultu­rist Emma wins award
• Irish Water to take over council’s business account
• VOLUNTEERS HONOURED
• ALL THE WINNERS
• The space between truth and fiction
• CHRISTMAS SORTED FOR THE KIDS!
• Fitness guru developed taste for writing in Wexford CBS
• MEDIEVAL ESSAYS IN MEMORY OF NOTED HISTORIAN BILLY COLFER
• WHAT’S ON ataglance
• Major water safety award for Denise
• Gorey Writers publish first collection of works
• ‘THE CHILDREN NEED THEIR MOTHER’
• FOUR SCHOOLS FOCUS ON MENTAL HEALTH
• Low attendance at JPC meeting
• Browne joins chorus of protest over rail cut plan
• New Wexford Film Festival shines light on independen­t production­s
• Fastest growing institute needs more investment
• THREE NAMES IN FOR CHAIR
• Murphy’s back in the big time over water
• U-21 change likely
• Park primed to host two big ties
• Jim Byrne Cup to celebrate its 50th
• First start for Festy
• Boys in blue’s famous first!
• Gusserane gain final spot
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Penalty save inspires Shels
• Gouldson’s goal is vital
• Two Convention­s on way
• Adamstown retain crown
• Handball near business end
• Camogie teams learn fate
• HISTORY-MAKERS!
• A tall ‘storey’ from the days when shy players struggled
• Ibar’s hold off major revival
• Eight winning players also tasted U-16 success
• Leaders in good form
• Giveaway goals kill off Oulart challenge
• ‘Scrapbook Man’ will never stop me from doing my job
• Delegates left with much to ponder before Convention
• League hopes die
• Herbie feted for schools scheme
• Seaview are top
• Maestro Mahon shines for Moyne
• Blistering Bunclody net magnificen­t seven
• GLEESON GRABS A LATE LEVELLER
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• GOREYRUGBY
• GOREYCRICK­ET
• S.B.R. A.C.
• O’Brien’s top week
• What did I think of that, Kieran? It’s an average read
• Codd keeps up relentless pursuit
• NEW ROSS SENIORS
• ENNISCORTH­Y
• WEXFORD LADIES
• Super results in tough tests
• Sonny bill speeds home
• Gorey end losing streak
• Begrudgers need to get back in their box
• And then there was light...
• 7 Things to do this week...
• A miserable night in Wexford town
• B&I ferry bombshell for Rosslare Harbour
• Last-ditch attempt to save Pierce’s
• Almost400 apply for new jobs scheme
• Recently-opened Wexford country house makes it into Michelin Guide
• Garden furniture maker exhibiting at Cork Design Fair
• Council scoops major safety award
• Tips to help you resolve customer complaints
• Chef Neven films with jam company
• Figures suggest ‘right-to-die’ bill wanted
• Merkel – a voice of reason in these insecure times?
• Snowfall and wind chill at home as frozen UK teenager chills hearts
• Coping skills the Medders way, with a little help from a disembodie­d source
• Ireland – small, but great for connection­s
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Bree/Galbally
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Glenbrien
• Ballymurn
• Ballyduff
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• A sore mouth stopped Bunter from eating
• All rocks fall into three great family groups
• Propagatin­g perrenials is easy
• Some advice from real people with real problems
• Rollicking Potter spinoff strikes an ominous chord
• A truly beautiful game, visually and conceptual­ly

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