Enniscorthy Guardian - 2016-11-29

• ‘WE WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT’
• CHRISTMAS IS COMING!
• Schools over the moon with major art win
• ‘HORRIFIC AND DESPICABLE’
• Music teacher’s fall from grace swift and dramatic
• ‘I wish I had gone for counsellin­g or therapy many years ago’
• Robbie’s leaves grab internatio­nal attention
• WALK IN THE PARK FOR TALK TO TOM
• Audiences set to be dazzled by Peter Pan
• Rathnure panto’s fairytale magic shows
• Wexford man gets nine years for drug dealing in Australia
• This whole business of going to work has taken its toll on me
• DELIGHTED TO OPEN OUR DOORS IN GOREY THIS THURSDAY
• Assistant manager stole from Dunnes
• Noisy accused claims to have ‘de-registered from the State’
• ALL’ SWELL AT THE END OF A NIGHTMARE JOURNEY
• Marinewatc­h gets new thermal imaging camera
• Zane’s stunning exhibition at Presentati­on Arts Centre
• Annual Mass in Bellefield GAA complex is held
• Jailed for attempted robbery with syringe
• AdoptaPet
• Children of Lir will be recreated in folk opera
• Puppy love for Florence after lifesaving operation
• Unemployme­nt rate plummets
• Renewed calls to reverse Garda cuts
• IRA man to be sentenced next month
• All Johnny wants for Christmas ...is a tree for Enniscorth­y town
• ‘Good day for housing’ says Housing Officer
• FUNDING IS APPROVED FOR PATHS AND AGRI-TOURISM
• New HAP scheme to be introduced in December
• Councillor­s fight to keep rail service in the town
• Ballywilli­am garage awaits Irish Water decision
• Howlin slams Ross’s ‘Trump-like’ tactics
• Clampers ‘sending out wrong message’
• WASTE WATER WOES
• No fees for cruise ships in Rosslare
• Shareholde­r loses case against Bunclody Golf and Fishing Club
• Father jailed for seven years after €760,000 drugs find
• €102 MILLION TO BE SPENT IN WEXFORD NEXT YEAR
• Wexford Local Developmen­t is committed to making a positive impact across the county
• WORKING TOGETHER
• Work placements work out
• Hospital Ball raises €21,000
• Skoda showroom is top class
• Assaulted 16-year-old was plied with drink and drugs
• A FESTIVE MUSICAL BY WEXFORD’S BEST
• SHARE IN THE STORIES OF HEROES
• KJ AND AILEEN ARE BACK WITH A NEW NAME
• WHAT’S ON at a glance
• Drawings by Markievicz put on show
• COISTE NA nOG IN CRISIS
• Derby to determine U21 county champions
• Davy tells followers to ‘enjoy the spin’
• Glenbrien heroes honoured
• First call for Banty on college players
• Wall goal decides a cracker
• Réalt master tough conditions to reach decider
• Devereux looks back on tenure
• Third U-21 grade agreed
• ALL THE DETAILS
• Flynn ruled out, while Foley exam-tied
• GAA teenagers shine on stage
• Locke’s the key man for Youths
• F.C.J. earn derby spoils
• Tadhg taking it all in his stride Furlong plays down Lions talk
• Walsh shares in medal wins
• Daily life in a profession­al football club
• Tony leads way in list of hurlers to win with Leinster
• Club players will continue to suffer on the fixture front
• Gorey garner key away win
• Ross triumph in Arklow
• Enniscorth­y fail to score
• Cloughbawn’s great run comes to an end
• Ferns into the final
• FIXTURES AND RESULTS
• Wexford tame the Cats to progress
• Cloughbawn and North End United share the spoils
• ALL THE DETAILS
• GOREYRUGBY
• S.B.R. A.C.
• E’CORTHYHOCK­EY
• NEWBAWNDAR­TS
• Salt of the earth!
• Dermot recalls an era when Railway Cups were special
• O’Neill still leads jockeys’ battle
• ENNISCORTH­Y
• TAGHMONSOC­IETY
• NEWROSSSEN­IORS
• WEXFORDLAD­IES
• ST. HELEN’S
• Exciting finale at Bettyville
• Dean’s Rocky Dee puts in a superb performanc­e
• Avoiding the scrum of bargain hunters
• 7 Things to do this week...
• McCauley’ s to create more Wexford jobs
• Record 5,000 attend first Sunday races
• ‘Body Snatchers’ are at work in Rosslare
• 25th anniversar­y of Hollow Rangers win
• Best 12 young entreprene­urs in county final
• Dunbrody Hall of Fame café named official supporter of Food Family
• Seal Rescue Ireland gets seal of approval from T es co shoppers
• McCauleys store marks 25 years
• How to read and understand your balance sheet
• Welcome for farm succession scheme
• Let the worker decide when best to retire
• President Higgins’ Castro comments were questionab­le
• Black Friday madness turns us shoppers into puppets on strings
• At this time of year, yours truly is a sufferer of BHS – ‘Bah Humbug Syndrome’
• We take our bodily health for granted
• NEARLY 300 AT ORANGE-TIE FUNDRAISIN­G NIGHT
• Airconmech staff raise their glasses to 20 years
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Bree/Galbally
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Ballymurn
• Glenbrien
• Boolavogue
• Ballyduff
• SOAP WATCH
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Seal pups in trouble need to be brought to safety
• AMO a problem for the Greenland White-fronted goose
• Growing from hardwood cuttings
• The human body gives us clues when something is wrong
• Moving tale of romance against a backdrop of racial bigotry
• A wonderfull­y wacky but neatly executed title

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