Enniscorthy Guardian - 2017-01-03

• FAREWELL TO ICONIC LITERARY FIGURE
• NEW YEAR RESOLUTION­S
• Heartbroke­n mum tells of Wexford hospital failures
• New building is proposed for the Bolacreen site
• PERMISSION GRANTED FOR DIALYSIS UNIT
• Stage is set for annual Wexford’s Got Talent competitio­n at Whites
• I am exceptiona­lly good at talking about getting fit. Doing it, however...
• New Year brings staff changes at the Council
• Katie passes away at the age of 108
• Concern at noise level at kennels
• Vigilance needed after bird flu discovery in Wexford town
• New Year bundles of joy!
• Solar farm given green light despite objections
• Enniscorth­y Drama Group ready to hit the ground running
• Jack Whit more had a keen interest in Wexford wild fowl
• No criminal case after man sawed down poles
• Councillor­s to ask for rent controls
• Looking for a personal trainer?
• Business grew last year. In 2017, I’ve my sights on London market
• Pope’s plans will become clear. So will he visit us?
• Causes for concern – but also for optimism
• Exciting move to new business park
• Family fitness on my busy schedule
• THREEFOLD INCREASE IN COUNCIL’S SPEND ON B&BS FOR HOMELESS
• Probation for mum-of-five who assaulted husband on access visit
• Rights of the consumer during sales
• Understand­ing the Housing Assistance Payment
• Frances keeps the recipes simple at Weigh Lighter For Life
• Brandon House Hotel has an award winning Leisure Centre
• Co. Wexford is over 56,000lbs lighter this Christmas thanks to Slimming World
• New focus and benefits at Club Amber
• Express your final farewells
• Profession­alism, dignity and empathy are the hallmarks of a good undertaker
• SEASON STARTS IN GOREY
• Mannton Manor the coursing champion
• Local girl Laura the new boss for Youths
• ALL THE GAA FIXTURE DETAILS
• W.I.T. to celebrate
• Three for Slevin in busy festive week
• ‘Mark’ my words, new rule won’t be a big leap forward
• Jacob, O’Brien in Britain’s top ten
• Will Coiste come under total control of the adult board?
• Special New Year’s Day for Murphys
• Wexford face Force to be reckoned with
• ALL THE DETAILS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Here’s hoping for a 2017 to remember
• Waste is a Christmas ‘cracker’
• 7 Things to do this week...
• RTE admit signal will affect BBC and HTV
• 59 asylum seekers on New Year’s Eve
• Farewell to 2016, the year of faux-grief!
• Reactions to terror attack in Istanbul highlight Europe’s double standards
• Awe-inpsiring Edinburgh ensures my 2016 went out with a bang
• The empty chair at the Christmas feast and the recipe for prune stuffing
• Missing people: a never-ending nightmare
• Boolavogue
• Bree/Galbally
• Davidstown/ Courtnacud­dy
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• New year planning for the garden
• Resolution­s you can succeed at in 2017
• Remedies for arthritic aches and pains
• My New Year Resolution: to be vegan for January
• How a Harbour Porpoise sleeps under water

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