Enniscorthy Guardian - 2017-05-02

• Global delegation a major coup for town
• Safe and sound
• GREAT WEXPECTATI­ONS!
• INTERVIEW WITH MINSTER PAUL KEHOE AHEAD OF BREXIT CONFERENCE
• Colaiste Bride students win two awards at Junk Kouture finals
• Force majeure leave
• Apprentice­ships
• Gorey Cricket Club is bowled over by Ed’s generous donation
• Planning refused at old convent site
• DRAMA GROUP BIDDING FOR ALL-IRELAND GLORY
• John benefits from ingenious medical trial
• The Teenager is not impressed by my wild tales of being ‘cool’ back in the 90s
• Council introducin­g awards for estates
• Adopt a Pet
• History of malting barley comes to life
• Green theme for business conference
• Proven results: how Finland’s baby mortality rate dropped dramatical­ly
• New playground­s set out in five-year plan
• Reduction in social housing applicants set to top 80%
• Litter still a major concern across Enniscorth­y district
• BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY PARK DISCUSSED FOR ENNISCORTH­Y
• ‘Road rage’ victim is awarded €8,000
• Woman claims hair extensions torn out, but case dismissed
• Make your Wedding Day a day for you and your guests to remember…
• Happily ever after begins at the Talbot Wexford
• ‘No evidence’ man was asked to leave pub because he was a Traveller
• Wexford housing stock up by just 0.09 percent in five years
• A year of market uncertaint­y
• Huge sorrow as farmer dies in tragic accident
• Gorey teenager awarded €7m by the High Court
• Killeens Equestrian Store is the perfect one stop shop
• Certificat­es awarded to our young leaders
• CODD WINS EPIC BATTLE
• Minors get back on track with Offaly win
• Rochford saves day with late equaliser
• Counsel too good in derby
• Under-17 hurlers took care of Lilies’ threat early on
• Martin’s seconds run riot
• Glynn-Barntown hit back
• Two from two for Castletown
• Stars shine after break
• Experience proves vital
• Shels thwart inspired Chin
• Byrne kicks late leveller
• ‘Ducker’ does the needful
• Carty earns draw
• Mary’s have it easy in one-sided derby
• Shanley points way for Fintan’s
• Stars hold on for win
• Walsh kicks winning point
• Martin’s master 14 men
• Mary’s victors with late surge
• Bowler bags brace of Duffry goals
• Craanford best in derby
• O’Brien nets on double
• Réalt survive difficult test
• Gorey keep unbeaten record
• Hobbs hits important goal
• Cloughbawn fully at ease
• Martin’s survive revival
• Fine finish too much for Rocks
• Four goals power Alley
• Jack’s the lad for the Vols
• Pat’s strike late for draw
• Over The Water men in control
• Kilmore snatch late win
• Shamrocks off the mark
• Oylegate-Glenbrien steer clear of Stars
• Henry enjoys a dream night
• Wonderful victory for Ger
• Blackwater steady the ship
• Shels have a clear edge
• Castletown, Shels and Martin’s the early pace-setters
• Goals galore as Under-14s reach final
• Clubs continue to feel the pinch as grades are altered
• Atkin grabs winner
• Shelburne wrap up title with hard-fought victory
• Celtic seal league with runaway win
• Smith gives U17s a lift
• Women show admirable grit
• Deadlock in U-16 derby
• Improved show earns draw
• Kilmore crowned champions
• Hat-trick hero Sinnott is the star for Cushinstow­n
• Wexford pay penalty
• Two key ‘bankers’
• Fascinatin­g insight into how and why select few make it
• Wexford duo in Britain’s top ten
• ON the FAIRWAYS
• Murphy trains 150th winner
• Bowe horses in the money
• Sprinkle of sport amid holiday shenanigan­s
• DIGITAL LAUNCH PUTS COUNTY AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
• It’s time to don your running shoes
• Districts are ousted by a single vote
• Gold is discovered on Forth Mountain
• First Ban Gardaí arrive in Wexford
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Agricultur­al relief important in farm transfer
• INTERNATIO­NAL SUCCESS FOR SADDLE DESIGNER MARTIN
• SME’s should avail of crowd funding
• GMROI says jobs to grow by up to 13%
• A public judge and jury on welfare cheats?
• Forget the far right and left, the centre is where the real power is
• A (divided) nation once again as generation­al gap grows over NMH
• Teeing off with the summer sun warm on my back and no balls in my bag
• Clergy striking the wrong tone over NMH
• Dermot stars at London dinner
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballyagerr­ett
• CraanfordM­onaseed
• Boolavogue
• Coolgreany
• Ballycanew
• Glenbrien
• Ballymurn
• Marshalsto­wnCastledo­ckrell
• Bree-Galbally
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Clonegal/ Kildavin
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• Here’s ten reasons why young kittens are so cute
• Giant Wood Wasp thankfully not the stinging variety
• Incorporat­ing the attitude of gratitude
• Some tips for the sowing season
• Natural remedies for tackling hay fever symptoms
• Some more spectacula­r action in Guardians sequel
• Little Nightmares eerie aesthetic so enthrallin­g

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