Enniscorthy Guardian - 2017-04-04

• WEXFORD WONDERS
• MOTORING EXTRA
• ENNISCORTH­Y CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICE IS OFFICIALLY OPENED
• Refugees found in trailer at Rosslare
• Plans progressin­g for Strawberry Fair
• Stage is set for 50th Gorey Three Day Cycle
• ALL IRELAND CHAMPS!
• Chip leads to return of stolen dog 5 months on
• My ‘Loser’ tag may well be a thing of the past, at least for a while
• Our disposable incomes rising
• UNZONED LAND SELLS FOR €60K PER ACRE
• Dramatic month at the cinema
• Adopt a Pet
• HSE AWARDS CONTRACT FOR DIALYSIS UNIT
• Large attendance at tourism conference
• Lively discussion with author Donal Ryan
• William Trevor talk at the library
• ‘ASK’ – how a conversati­on can save a life
• Council calls a halt to Banogue solar farm plan
• Golden retriever Ivan is no ordinary canine
• Wexford solar farm decision challenged
• Father was kidney donor for son’s life-saving transplant in Vienna
• GIVING THE GREATEST GIFT OF ALL
• Couple united in gratitude to donors
• Valerie is grateful to God and her donor as she enjoys a new life
• Huge demand for SBCI farm loans highlights funding crisis in sector
• IFA push case in Brussels for a ban on Brazil
• Rural Ireland can overcome challenges but we need action
• YOUNG PEOPLE HONOURED FOR ACHIEVEMEN­TS
• Farmers urged to back down over digester
• World premiere of the Opel Insignia Grand Sport took place at the Geneva Motor Show
• Mazda delighted to unveil all-new Mazda CX-5
• VW’s Touran is Europe’s most successful MPV
• Peugeot 3008 stands out in the crowd
• SEAT reveals new digital ecosystem
• HIGH PRAISE FOR FANNING
• Carlow win by double scores
• Banty targets title
• Green light for Brosnan move
• Levingston on the mark for the U19s
• Brave Peter’s bid falls short
• Victory over border
• Hopefully criticism will provoke strong response in Croker
• Lowly Dubs spring surprise
• Intermedia­tes end promising league with defeat
• First blood to ladies
• Hurlers secure shield honours
• Under-16 players defeated by Dubs
• Minor girls make very tame exit
• Murphy’s mourn passing of Mick
• Counsel suffer big defeat
• Third time lucky as Gorey edge it
• Defeat in plate re-fixture but double-header next
• Wanderers seal final spot
• Hockey squad seeking glory
• David in different class
• Local hopes for National glory
• Strong and unified approach was so pleasing to witness
• A day to savour for delighted fans as Cats finally tamed
• No respite after fourth loss
• Bunclody share spoils with Bree
• Ferns clinch title
• SHELBURNE SEAL DEAL WITH DRAW
• Classy Corach hit Ferns for six
• TOP TWO END LEVEL
• Cloughbawn close in on potential Under-11 double
• FASTNET STAY ALIVE
• Seven races Friday
• Analysing all the numbers now the done thing in sport
• Codd heaps pressure on O’Neill
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Boker boys land Leinster crown
• Rio brought us on a difficult journey
• The all-new Audi Q2 compact SUV is proving a big hit
• Ford Fiesta ST offers a sweet drive, good looks and good value
• Huge interest in new SKODA KODIAQ
• Skoda to give two family favourites a facelift
• DS 7 CROSSBACK is very charismati­c and powerful
• New SEAT Ibiza ‘will make a great leap forward for the brand’
• Over half of drivers (54 percent) admit to regularly using their mobile phone while behind the wheel
• CREATING CONVERSATI­ONS
• Bringing art to life in Wexford schools
• Jack and Kevin in final twelve
• WHAT’S ON ataglance
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Dublin to Wexford rail line is doomed
• Are they supporting sex for singles?
• Local councils play pivotal role in tourism
• Aspiring young Wexford chef wins Manor Farm 21 cookery challenge
• CTEC wins €200,000 in funding for free training for women
• Hauliers have no truck with Brexit
• Key Person Insurance can bring peace of mind
• Voting age should not be lowered to 16
• Forget lame duck Donald and focus on what matters
• My first 10km was a Gaol Break which landed me in the doctors
• Putting the conserve into conservati­ve and other breakfast conundrums
• What makes us rude and aggressive?
• 2,300 townlands in placenames book
• Brexit in focus at meetings
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballygarre­tt
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Ballycanew
• Boolavogue
• Bree/Galbally
• Davids town-Courtnacud­dy
• Kiltealy/ Ballindagg­in
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Clonroche-Poulpeasty
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Donkeys are a traditiona­l part of Irish rural life
• Flowering Field Pansy one of the prettiest weeds
• When people are well, they do well
• Love your lawn, but not too much
• Looking after mental health so important
• Entertaini­ng shoot-out draws blood but misfires in the end
• Persona 5 deeply complex and deeply rewarding

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