Enniscorthy Guardian - 2017-03-07

• ‘SECTARIAN’ VANDALISM AT ST MARY’S CHURCH
• HURLERS AND FOOTBALLER­S BOTH ONE WIN FROM PROMOTION
• FERNS WOMEN FACING HOMELESSNE­SS DUE TO SALE OF RENTED HOMES
• Enniscorth­y Chamber president in passionate defence of town
• Enniscorth­y rugby club launches alcohol and substance use policy
• €2m to be spent on upgrading roads
• Conference spells out A to Z of new regulation­s
• Family’s appeal for help for beloved baby Kyra
• ‘DAVID TOUCHED THE HEARTS OF EVERYONE’
• 29 schools across Wexford are without psychologi­cal service
• Snooty shoppers should get their noses out of my grocery trolley
• Protest at cuts to mental health services
• Fantastic Una wasa woman of many talents
• Mary O’Rourke charms all at Enniscorth­y Library
• Photograph­ers think outside the box
• Housing conference civic reception
• New Ross detective’s heartfelt appeal to those harbouring Fiona’s killer
• GARDAI QUESTION RESIDENTS IN FIONA MURDER INQUIRY
• DISAPPOINT­MENT AS HOSPITAL DROPS ‘SAINTS’ FROM WARDS
• Wexford’s lifesavers have the right stuff
• Lighting the way for Orkambi campaign
• Town honours its tidiest citizens, more help needed
• Conradh is honoured for local work
• Bringing together home, school and parish
• ‘PARENTS ARE STILL GOING ALL-OUT’
• Coping with the financial pressure
• €2m TOURISM MASTERPLAN
• Wexford author draws on life’s experience­s in novel
• Wexford farmers attend malting barley seminar
• TASTE THE SUCCESS
• Wexford restaurant­s do well in regional awards
• Buddy training packs a punch in Club Amber
• Children Learning Centre
• Car sales fall, but good time to buy
• Jack was an Irish Water Safety stalwart
• DIY PREPARATIO­N IS VITAL
• Rural Wexford can benefit from new developmen­t plan
• THE BENCH OF DISBELIEF
• WHAT’S ON at a glance
• MUSICIANS JOIN UP FOR TOUR
• Vital major for Hughes as Wexford win derby
• Fox grabs stunning goal but it’s all in vain
• Offaly’s homework pays off
• Gold medals galore
• Banty steers in right direction
• Wexford in second-half stroll
• Harriers hailed as club of year
• Minor seconds in first round defeat
• A promising start
• Performanc­es of newer members a big boost to team
• Honours even in schools derby
• Daniel’s star is still on rise
• Minors fade Longford
• Margaret set for honour at Games celebratio­ns
• Wexford share spoils
• Ross to be crowned despite narrow loss
• Adamstown main movers
• Saidhbhe third in Glasgow
• U-16 girls beaten by Dubs
• County teams all set for promotion ahead of schedule
• Fitzgerald is taking nothing for granted but outlook is good
• WEXFORD BOW OUT
• Five-star Ferns close in on title
• Adamstown through after thrilling encounter
• Layla strikes to send Youths into final four
• BRIDGE RUN RIOT
• Jack’s the lad as Campile claim Under-16 crown
• Forth Celtic within three points of top
• GOREY RUGBY
• E’CORTHY HOCKEY
• Liz wins for mother
• The running bug has bitten and so many are hooked
• Battle for riders’ title intensifie­s
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Stripe wins in best time
• GIVING REFEREES ON STAGS THE RED CARD
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Chemist defends controvers­ial poster
• Tourism office to go ahead at ‘wrong’ site
• Loftus Hall hosts networking events
• Wexford man is appointed to the Pyrite Resolution Board
• Choosing the right mentor for your business
• Tuam tragedy should inspire us to discuss role of our ancestors
• Bank bombed and hit with a stinking parking fine in one week!
• Booking the cooks, an exercise in how best to achieve the ideal literary diet
• The wisdom of Michael Healy-Rae
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Bree/Galbally
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• The theory and practice of learning to be a vet
• Alder trees put on their lovely display of catkins
• Take the journey from fear to freedom
• Buried treasure coming to light
• Making your gut work for you – not against you
• A beauty that approaches heights of its predecesso­r
• Switch well worth purchase just to play this game
• Wonderful line-up for 2017 opera festival revealed
• 2,300 Wexford placenames the subject of detailed new book

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