Enniscorthy Guardian - 2017-03-14

• JAILED FOR ATTACK ON ‘TERRIFIED’ TEENAGER
• Anne set to open Strawberry Fair
• THE LOWDOWN ON ALL OF FRIDAY’S PARADES + BUÍ BOLG SNAKING ACROSS IRELAND!
• Toibin to head Lismore festival
• Gardai needed more time to establish defendant’s identity
• Students on trip to EU parliament
• GAA and RNLI in bid to cut drowning deaths
• Hopefully my big TV appearance will go better than my last
• Man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Local Fenian Charlie Farrell is remembered
• Wexford writers well represente­d at women’s day readathon
• Musician Elmore plays his way to build studio
• Man jailed for crime spree across county
• Second solar farm applicatio­n in the pipeline for St John’s in Enniscorth­y
• Unique music project will help charities
• Council urged to ban smoky coal in County Wexford
• FRIENDS OF THE HOSPITAL TO LEAD THE WAY
• THOUSANDS TO LINE STREETS ON BIG DAY
• 50 entries in tenth year
• Feast of fun on St. Patrick’s Day
• Man had no funds to pay for €3,200 bill at Monart Spa
• Mary was a fixture at GA A matches around W ex ford
• Kilmuckrid­ge plays host to superb drama
• Providing quality service for over 30 years
• ARMY DRAFTED INTO SEARCH FOR MISSING FIONA
• Bunclody drama take top honours at Wexford festival
• Digital help now available for local business owners
• Eddie ready to ignite fire in the bellies of German boxers
• Relocation from St Michael’s Road has completely transforme­d the business
• We have something to suit any traditiona­l or contempora­ry home
• Coming together for community
• Adopt a Pet
• Man convicted of abusing boy (7)
• Spring is the busiest season in the garden
• ‘Wake Up Your Garden’ with a little help from Beechdale Garden Centre
• Be inspired with Alpine Paving
• Spring is here at last and it is time to get back out in the garden
• Spring is in the air
• Fears for future of Food Family starved of funds
• Woman and child return to UK following court order
• Third year art degree students staging exhibition
• Industrial school nightmares
• HOW SARAH, CLAIRE AND PADRAIG ARE GETTING ON
• Called for jury service
• HAPPINESS IS IN THE HERE AND NOW
• Part-time work and PRSI
• ANDREW’S NOVEL LOOK AT HISTORY
• ELEANOR AND CHRIS PUT MUSIC IN THE PICTURE
• CORK ARTISTS BRING WORKS TO THE PIGYARD
• WHAT’S at a glance ON
• O’Shea & Bramley Veterinary hospital offer a wealth of experience
• BROSNAN MOVE REFUSED
• Cheltenham contingent hoping for a great week
• Happy day as hurlers promoted to Div. 1A
• Minors move closer to exit door after big loss
• Winning start halted by Tipp
• HURLING NEEDS HELP
• Doyle boxes clever in Leinster win
• Rathnure’s late win
• We’re lucky to have Lee as a wonderful Model ambassador
• Enniscorth­y boys bow out
• First Intermedia­te loss
• Craanford Juniors lose
• CASEY SAVES DAY
• Ross savour league glory
• Wanderers make sure of second with big win
• CLASSY COUNSEL
• Enniscorth­y must win by eight points for title
• Facile victory for U-16 girls
• Byrne runs brilliant race
• Under-14 side well beaten by Offaly
• Local links to Ardee archers
• Five out of six on home soil
• Another dream run at Newbridge from Marian
• Been there, done that, but Codd’s still eager for glory
• Promotion without playing at our best the ideal scenario
• Wexford all set to share St. Patrick’s Day limelight with Cheltenham
• Clubs continue to form the bedrock of GAA in parishes
• Wexford slip to bottom spot
• Leona grabs late winner for Ferns
• Bunclody beat All Blacks to reach last four
• CURRACLOE CLINCH TITLE
• Carey grabs winner in Gorey derby
• CAMOLIN CROWNED
• Wexford CBS on crest of a wave
• Shelburne hit back
• Celtic await outcome of second Under-13 semi
• Cloughbawn among the goals in classic
• E’CORTHY HOCKEY
• S.B.R. A.C.
• SLANEY OLYMPIC A.C.
• GOREY TENNIS
• Searching questions in the ongoing desire for elusive perfection
• J.J. returns in style
• Super weekend for Doyle brothers
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Kavanagh and Buggy in last 16
• WEAVING WONDERFUL FESTIVAL MEMORIES
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Diocese faces crisis over abuse claims
• €1.7m seafood developmen­t plan under way
• Sam McCauley Chemists gets 9th Best Managed Company accolade
• Constructi­on sector tender prices are set to continue to rise
• 2017 Business Awards launched
• Revenue’s online services best for employees
• Tucr co-founder for Gorey Chamber talk
• Ex-pats should already have voting rights
• Post office closures making a mockery of Kenny’s pledge to rural Ireland
• Respectabi­lity facade comes crashing down with Tuam scandal
• Did the lady really utter the nine words we thought we heard her say?
• Carpe diem – There’s so much to enjoy
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Marshalsto­wn/ Castledock­rell
• Bree/Galbally
• Clonroche/ Poulpeasty
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Glenbrien
• Ballymurn
• Ballyduff
• Boolavogue
• Horoscopes
• Should flat-faced dogs be completely banned?
• Some Sea Trout can migrate up to 300km for feeding
• How to prepare for restorativ­e sleep
• Plant selection should be fun
• Why wallow when Willow can help
• Kong action adventure punches below its weight
• Potential unrealised in vast open-world shooter
• UK top ten this week
• Four nights, five venues and 33 comedians – Jestfest on the way
• Browne talks Br exit in Brussels

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