Enniscorthy Guardian - 2017-09-12

• ‘AT LEAST 1,500’ ARE BURIED IN VINEGAR HILL MASS GRAVE
• DAVY STAYS IN THE WEXFORD HURLING HOTSEAT
• A SERIOUS DOSE OF THE BLUES
• It’s official – Jim is a hero!
• Huge crowds for Ger Devereux Memorial walk
• Rocking trio launch national Irish tour
• It’s good to know when I go away, my family miss me for very different reasons
• Sheep breeders’ annual show is buzzing with positivity
• D’ARCY: I WON’T REPEAT CRITICISM OF O’SULLIVAN
• Coastal streams in focus at gathering
• 12 per cent drop in new car registrati­ons in County Wexford
• Businesses count costs as road works rumble on
• ENNISCORTH­Y SINGS THE BLUES
• Positive mental health high on the agenda for Enniscorth­y Chamber of Commerce
• Aoife died from drowning, not helicopter fall
• Nick’s fit of the giggles makes global headlines
• Ferns farm event highlights the need for quality assurance scheme
• Bunclody Beat
• Georgian style house on market for €385,000
• All aboard for Acquired Brain Injury Ireland
• Household names add a touch of glamour to summer school
• Parish priests condemn Minister’s remarks at Kennedy Summer School
• Adam to pack a punch at Enterprise Town event
• KIDS ARE MOTORING ON NEW SUPER ‘8’ TRACK!
• A NIGHT TO REMEMBER BARRY
• Bogdan flying high at pinnacle of paraglidin­g
• Lighthouse gets a 300 litre makeover
• Former Wexford garda in court bid to get his job back
• Rosanna and Kevin lend a hand to Rape Crisis Centre
• Carlow IT’s Dr Patricia Mulcahy is IBEC’s new regional president
• Wexford man jailed for seven years
• Intent on show of local talent
• Oyster Lane Theatre are let loose on musical drama
• A COLLABORAT­ION WITH THE KIDS
• Writing entries sought in Kilmore Quay literary festival
• Internatio­nal pianists to light up New Ross Piano Festival
• Margaret O’ Leary was a lady of many talents
• Race night an odds-on favourite
• Number of entries high this year for gymkhana
• 300 runners pound the roads for hospice
• Spring Well, Knocknoran, Kilmore, Co Wexford
• Good level of activity in local market
• ‘Killeen’, Tara Hill, Gorey
• ‘Stokesfiel­d’, Ballyfoley Little, Ballycanew, Gorey
• A home of real charm and character
• Church Wood, Kilrane, Co Wexford
• LIFE RETURNS TO PROPERTY MARKET
• Glynn-Barntown send Cloughbawn crashing
• Shels see off Buffers Alley
• Rathnure bring an end to Oylegate’s winning run
• Naomh Eanna take the spoils
• Rapps show their mettle
• Oulart-The Ballagh blow Ferns away after break
• Adamstown stay in race with solid display
• Askamore too good for saints
• Accurate Furlong points the way for St. Anne’s
• Bunclody win with swagger
• Confidence-boosting win for Cushinstow­n
• Shamrocks seal the deal
• Mellows secure status
• Duffry build on perfect start
• Fethard finish strongly
• Oulart shake off Geraldines
• Tara Rocks storm to a classy win over Pat’s
• Goals the difference as speedy Gusserane storm past Ferns
• Mary’s take their points
• Rapps pull away after tight battle
• Harriers break Rocks
• Horeswood produce the goods after the interval
• Martin’s do it the hard way
• GAA FIXTURES
• Gorey boys rejoice
• Vols and St. Martin’s progress to U-16 semi-finals
• Oylegate-Glenbrien in confident mood!
• PURE HURLING CLASS!
• Shelmalier­s in flying form
• Full explanatio­n needed on Ferns C.O.E. completion
• Bob on fire for Cloughbawn
• Craanford cruise past St. Anne’s in semi-final
• SWEET SUCCESS!
• TJ Codd sends it to a replay
• Oulart-The Ballagh side just can’t be stopped
• Carthy claims Jordan Cup
• Keavney’s the star for ruthless Rovers
• Dunne is the hat-trick hero for Bunclody
• RESULTS AND FIXTURES
• Second win for Rangers
• Wexford the team to beat
• O’Dea’s strike the difference as U-17s suffer defeat
• A stroll in the park for Youths
• ROSS LARE LADIES
• COURTOWN LADIES
• 64 GOLF SOCIETY
• NEW ROSS LADIES
• Magnificen­t seven
• A good read for the casual Man. United supporter
• Dobbs brings home a 52/1 double
• ADAMSTOWN AC
• ST JOSEPH’S AC
• WEXFORD WAND ERERS
• AND THEY’RE OFF!
• Madness and sorrow in a sea of negativity
• TOP TWEETS
• Are you looking for more space to live?
• Ballyowen, Wellington­bridge, Co. Wexford
• Tominearly, Clonroche, Enniscorth­y, Co. Wexford
• Lack of supply locally say PN O’Gorman
• Impeccable 4 bed Enniscorth­y home
• Dunanore, Enniscorth­y
• Benny Sullivan Estate Agents going from strength to strength
• Social media strategist Sam is heading for New Zealand
• Trevor first Irish businessma­n to partner with Japan company
• Commercial vacancy rates rise, survey
• Local company in Google’s ‘Adopt a Start-Up’ programme
• Great salespeopl­e important to any business
• TEDX is looking for engaging speakers
• 7 Things to do this week...
• Poster blitz accused could face charges
• Camogie officials in a terrifying ordeal
• Businesses targeted by e-mail fraudsters
• Drugs testing proposals make a lot of sense
• Government now has opportunit­y to set about real reform of Gardaí
• A child goes to school: can the UK media contain itself anymore?
• Old-fashioned? Me? Fair enough. Let’s come clean and count the ways
• So much to appreciate in front of our eyes
• Kilmuckrid­ge
• Ballycanew
• Coolgreany
• KilanerinB­allyfad
• Marshalsto­wn-Castledock­rell
• Ballyduff
• Boolavogue
• Monamolin
• Bree-Galbally
• Ballymurn
• Kiltealy-Ballindagg­in
• Clonegal-Kildavin
• ClonrocheP­oulpeasty
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The vet profession has changed in thirty years
• Haws and sloes bountiful in the autumn bushes
• HARVESTING APPLES AND PEARS
• Mindfulnes­s, acceptance and change
• Good health starts with a healthy gut
• High-stakes game of cat & mouse in unforgivin­g terrain
• ARK a triumph of ambition in modern gaming
• RECRUITING BEGINS FOR WEXFORD’S NEW KIDNEY DIALYSIS UNIT

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